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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1976
Page
3
The article notes inflation remains high, with food costs up about 60 billion over three years and energy, medical, and housing prices rising. It warns that wage hikes, large union contracts, and a higher minimum wage could trigger another price surge, urging production growth and possible price wage controls as a preventive measure.
Harriet Van Horne argues the Nixon China trip is a calculated political act by both sides and questions motives behind the high profile rendezvous. The piece warns of ongoing moral judgments in election campaigns and critiques Ford's CIA reform as insufficient.
Long plea for broader Scottsdale court powers urges adding criminal matters to the court and regular superior court judge sittings locally. Advocates argue savings to taxpayers and faster, more efficient justice while acknowledging current travel burdens for defendants witnesses and officials.
A reader defends a two year junior high style middle school for seventh and eighth graders, noting the need for full staffing and enrichment. The letter questions Baumgart’s view on services and bus impacts, warns of shrinking funds with fewer students, and urges flexibility as enrollment falls and some neighborhoods may need busing or school closures.
Thomas E Regan argues for strict center lane speed limits, banning left turns into private drives, and better signal coordination to reduce freeway needs. He cites Tempe roads and ASU enrollment issues, advocating higher entrance standards and user pay for unqualified students.
Reader commends Scottsdale's Daily Progress for its community focus and policy of distributing issues to every household. He praises city election coverage and history inserts and requests features on more than 100 local organizations detailing history, accomplishments, goals, and membership.
Three hooded gunmen seized 119 unsigned Picasso paintings in Avignon. Police say the thieves fled the scene and remain at large while authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
The State Department's bureaucratic delays hamper narcotics control as heroin, cocaine, and marijuana flow into the United States from Asia and the Americas. Congressmen Wolff and Gilman push for reforms, revealing bribery probes in Hermosillo and calls for joint commissions with Mexico to curb drug trafficking.
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