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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1977
Page
3
The article argues a unique historical moment under President Carter, with no major wars and a shift toward cooperation. It highlights his pledge to a common effort, leadership with allies, and global moves to tackle hunger, energy, and nuclear threats, envisioning lasting, positive change.
The piece argues emission controls should stay in place, noting strong proof of success. Fred Iacabelli reports a 39 percent drop in hydrocarbons and a 23 percent drop in carbon monoxide, indicating the program works and deserves continuation despite opposition and contract debates.
Congressional study finds food prices higher in highly concentrated markets with four large chains in Washington controlling 76 percent of sales and similar dominance in Raleigh Durham and Seattle. The report cites monopoly overcharges and calls for scrutiny despite industry pushback.
In a bid to expand uncensored broadcasts, President Carter calls for $45 million more over three to five years to add eight transmitters for Voice of America, Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. He argues these stations are key symbols of free flow of information against Soviet censorship.
A reader letter defends Coronado High and Principal Hendricks amid criticism by sociology teacher Robert Arrowsmith. The writer praises the school’s academic athletics and arts excellence under Hendricks and expresses gratitude to Coronado staff for positive opportunities for students.
Scottsdale 4 Progress lists Jonathan Marshall as editor and publisher Jerry McElfresh as managing editor and H. Metcalf as advertising manager in a May issue page four volume sixteen header
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