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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1976
Page
3
The piece argues that despite strength, the system suffers from voter apathy and biased rules that favor the two major parties. It cites ballot access problems for minor parties, limited debate inclusion, and heavy subsidies, calling for reforms to revive electoral vitality and trust.
The article cites Federal Energy Administration figures showing higher American oil consumption and waning domestic production. It argues OPEC’s embargo shift in 1974 left the nation more reliant on Arab oil, condemning continued high use and warning that Alaska’s oil could become a future loss to future generations.
Laurie Stevens challenges Prop 200 supporters funded by energy users arguing against nuclear power. She cites safety concerns from radiation exposure, potential brownouts, coal and gas as alternatives, and fears over plutonium waste storage. She urges a Yes vote on Prop 200.
George Broderick lauds Representative John Rhodes for funding flood control on Indian Bend Wash and for a new elderly center in Scottsdale. He credits Rhodes with enabling the Central Arizona Project and efforts toward a Solar Energy Institute, calling him influential and effective in D C.
Washington column argues Ford vs Carter could decide which cola giants dominate U S and Soviet markets. Kendall of Pepsi and Austin of Coca Cola press for access to Russia and Olympic deals while noting embassy cables and behind the scenes lobbying. Footnotes indicate China and Cuba potential openings.
The accountant warned the company made questionable entries in its books while farmers in Niagara County face a series of 24 arson fires of suspicious origin. This has strained trust in local business and agricultural communities.
In a mock Election Central scene voters remain undecided despite debates and campaigns. Dan Rather reports from Mullberry as Milton Haberdash stalls, highlighting indecision amid Carter Ford choices and the delayed election results. Most viewers accept the lack of a clear winner by 9:02 p.m.
The Progress will publish letters only if signed by the author. Names may be withheld if needed but a verifiable signature and telephone number must be provided to confirm authorship.
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