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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1975
Page
3
The editorial argues that private enterprise remains the best system to produce and distribute goods and services despite public skepticism. It notes some firms exploit the public and calls for stronger enforcement of business laws, while stressing profits enable raises, modernization, and research to meet inflation and demand.
The essay recalls Lady Bird Johnson’s beautification push with President Johnson backing the program. It notes federal incentives to states, highway beautification, planted trees, seeded grass, removed billboards, new parklands, and safeguarded wild areas. The piece laments fading government commitment since 1968.
Senator Lloyd Bentsen's Virginia push yields early pledges from key figures across the party spectrum in Richmond including Joe Fitzpatrick Andrew Miller William Hopkins Thomas Downing and Richard Reynolds. The move signals a major delegation bid and a head-to-head with Henry M. Jackson.
Scottsdale Merchants Association explains that the lawsuit targets the retroactive impact of the sign ordinance on legal nonconforming signs. They argue compensation and due process issues, likening it to eminent domain and retroactive law. Business owners insist they followed laws at installation and caution costs will fall on consumers.
A visitor thanks Dr. Burke Scagnelli and the Third Floor nurses at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital for kindness and attentive care during a five day stay in early June while on vacation in Scottsdale.
Harriet van Horne reports political gossip that Henry Kissinger may be replaced by Nelson Rockefeller as secretary of state by 1976 with Rockefeller aiming for the presidency. The piece weighs Ford's possible running mate, mentions Ronald Reagan and John Connally, and notes Connally’s past indictment and acquittal amid ongoing Texas support.
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