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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1975
Page
3
The editorial argues tax cuts will worsen inflation and deficits and cites an $80 billion next-year gap. It warns against short term stimulus and urges long range planning with reduced waste, higher production incentives, and careful spending to avoid a 1930s style collapse.
Scottsdale became the first Arizona city to designate on street bikeways as the plan expands. The City Planning Commission approved an ambitious future network to improve cyclist safety and reduce car use, led by Billie Gentry, Ann Hosmer, and active local students who mobilized petitions and helped secure state study funds.
Ford privately blames Israel for Kissinger mediation failure and reassesses U S policy toward Israel amid mounting world pressure. His anger over Rabin's government raises the risk of a tougher U S stance and reduced aid as Geneva pressure grows. The White House scenario pushes Israel to outmaneuver Washington by appealing to Congress.
While visiting from Nebraska a six year old granddaughter was struck by a car near Scottsdale Fashion Square. A Scottsdale Fire Department paramedic crew arrived first, aided her recovery, and later visited the hospital and gave her a doll before she left for home. The couple thanks the team publicly.
Black inmate Ray Sales 125371 asks for letters while serving 10 to 25 years, noting 80 years in confinement without family contact. He requests stamps for reply efficiency and asks readers to avoid sending packages books or papers.
Washington notes record crowd at the Gridiron Club dinner as Helen Thomas becomes the first woman member to toss a pie striking a fellow member during a Viking dressed bow. Vice President Rockefeller delivers the liveliest lampoon while Henry Kissinger returns from the Middle East facing a tough political setback.
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Inc. at 7302 E Earls Dr Scottsdale Arizona 85251. The paper lists staff roles including editor Jonath and managing editor Jerry McElfresh and notes second class postage paid in Scottsdale.
The Progress reports many unsigned or pseudonymous letters received in recent weeks cannot be published. Staff will withhold writer names if needed, but letters sent must include a verifiable signature and phone number.
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