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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1977
Page
3
The piece argues the Social Security strain stems from broader economic policy. It cites inadequate benefits, rising future obligations, and a high federal deficit. Simply raising contributions or shifting funds won’t solve it. long run fixes require higher productivity, employment, and wealth distribution to avert national bankruptcy.
Eagle Scout Andrew Johnson urged Scottsdale Parks and Recreation to keep 1,300 acres of the McDowell Mountains undeveloped and vehicle free. Johnson and Jim Lee reported wildlife including boar rabbits and possibly deer, and urged a walk-in preserve to protect the rugged desert landscape northeast of the city.
U.S. and foreign auto makers left the White House on April 18 puzzled by Carter energy plans. The administration seeks rebates for small cars and a gas guzzler tax, amid UAW influence and concerns over market disruption, trade rules, and potential industry bankruptcies.
A secret intelligence report links Chang Kai-cheng, a top narcotics trafficker, to Bangkok operations and extensive international shipments. It alleges Thai officials tolerate the ring while Thai Premier Thanin Kravichien vows to fight drugs, and cites code names, fronts, and bank links across Asia.
Satirical exchange imagines Mobutu Sese Seko and Idi Amin staging a war in Zaire for aid and attention. It lampoons U.S. responses and Western myths about Cubans Moroccans and pygmies while misusing headlines of Cold War conflicts for humor.
Scottsdale Daily Progress masthead style note from 1977 issue lists publishing schedule and contact details. Includes random awards, miscellaneous numbers, and advertising rates. page header cites volume issue date May 16 9977.
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