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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1975

Page

3

Hungerford bill targets publishing crime victims addresses

State Senator Hungerford proposes a measure to bar news outlets from publishing victims' addresses, arguing privacy protection while opponents say it tramples First Amendment rights and could invite broader government censorship. Supporters warn it could harm public notice and crime warnings.

Arizona

Corporate profits record in 1974 not counting

Government surveys show 1974 profits hit a record when measured by unadjusted figures but the adjusted profit was the lowest in a decade. Inflation, inventory profits, and depreciation distort the picture as costs rose faster than income. Sugar and oil show high profits, but overall reports signal a need for efficiency to compete globally.

Department of Commerce

Ford Faces Looming 100 Billion Deficit and Party Split

Washington reports a potential 100 billion dollar budget shortfall as House Democrats push a liberal agenda and Senate conservatives demand harsher action. The forecast strains Ford’s White House strategy, tests the authority of George Mahon, and strengthens Bill Simon’s standing within the Republican ranks amid fiscal turmoil.

Washington Capitol Hill Ford Congress Mr. Ford White House Bill Simon George Mahon Mahon House Senate Simon Michigan Elford Cederberg Appropriations Committee

Our man Hoppe Pvt isn't bitter

Veteran Oliver Drab meets Capt. Buck Ace in a Main Street scene filled with reminiscences of Vietnam battles. They debate the costs of war, shifting Vietnam outcomes, and the idea of national glory, with grim humor about what veterans fought for and what they recall.

Arthur Hoppe Drab Oliver Drab Capt Buck Ace Main Street Capt. Ace Bu Prang Saigon Commie Crab Westmoreland Hanoi Westy Ace Cpl. Partz Oliver Partz

Doctors' fees cited as driver of medical bankruptcy

Charles J. Sums argues in a mailed letter that high medical charges push families into bankruptcy, noting 1973 physician earnings and routine procedure costs. He questions AMA practices, insurance effects, and calls for measures to curb prices while preserving patient relations.

Arizona The AMA Charles J. Sums Oe

Scottsdale Daily Progress staff and pricing details

Jonatt Editor W B Doc Wright Assistant Publisher irsh pll blisher Jerry McElfresh cep yee Managing Editor The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Inc 7302 Egrll Dr Scottsdale Arizona 85251 telephone 947-7544. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz. The Progress does not accept responsibility for unsolicited articles and pictures. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Carrier and Motor Route 45 wk $5 653 Mo $23 40 Yr MATIZ $2 10 Mo It of State $2 20 Mo $23 40 Yr $25 00 Yr

Jerry McElfresh Cep Yee Scottsdale Progress Scottsdale Publishing ‘Inc Egrll Arizona Ariz

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