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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1975
Page
3
The text argues that older Americans face greater hardship in a recession with rising medical costs and fixed incomes. Medicare and Medicaid are criticized for not keeping up with inflation, while local budgets cut library and recreation services. It urges dignified retirement and stronger housing and care support.
The piece argues President Ford should chart his own Vietnam path with fresh advice. It warns that reliance on familiar hawks could erode credibility as public weariness grows. It asserts the U.S. has no moral duty to props up brutal dictators, citing historical setbacks.
A reader argues for patients rights to sue amid rising malpractice costs noting did not increase settlements, citing New York cases from 1962 to 1974. He praises lawyers while challenging doctors and insurers and warns against limiting patient redress.
The writer from Scottsdale criticizes anti government letters and argues that big business and big government have grown unresponsive. He notes postwar government contracts and auto industry consolidation as signs of reduced competition and innovation. He says energy crises and monopoly threaten free enterprise and laments a darkening economic outlook.
Scottsdale Daily Progress page header from March 14 1975 lists Jonathan Marshall editor W B Doc Wright assistant publisher Jerry McElfresh managing editor, notes publishing schedule Monday through Saturday evenings, Scottsdale Publishing Inc address 7302 E Earll Scottsdale AZ 85251, contact 947 7544, second class postage paid, carrier and mail rates, and edition page and volume information.
A religious letter argues parental responsibility as the solution to juvenile crime. It contrasts strict discipline with modern psychological methods and recalls a historical village punishment to underscore accountability within the family and church guidance.
A satirical dialogue ridicules US politics about inflation wars oil prices and nuclear fears. Paddy and Joe joke about tax cuts energy policy and Congress while lamenting leadership and the President's plan to move oil costs. The piece skewers government logic and public sentiment.
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