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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1975
Page
3
The piece argues that the Ford administration’s rosy economic claims are contradicted by rising wholesale prices and higher unemployment, with the Valley seeing stalled construction and real estate. It calls for wage, price, and profit controls while urging lower interest rates to spur housing and business investment.
The excerpt recalls pilgrim origins at Plymouth Massachusetts and the first harvest shared with Native Americans. It notes national Thanksgiving customs and questions the nation’s flaws while praising industrial growth, science, education, medicine, the arts, and freedoms protected by law.
The article argues solar cells could supply most U.S. energy by 2000 with higher funding and market growth. It notes 2,000+ small installations, potential long panel life, and cost hurdles tied to silicon production and government support. ERDA officials dispute slow policy, while proponents urge mass production to cut costs and compete with nuclear power.
A speaker argues that not only gifted youngsters but all learning students, especially the handicapped, should receive better physical and cultural care. He condemns bus trips to grand destinations like the Grand Canyon for these children, saying they would benefit more from locally meaningful, kinesthetic learning experiences. He urges expanding opportunities for bright south Phoenix students to broaden their horizons and prepare them to become tomorrow's leaders.
A reader explains two guard dogs roam freely by day while one stays inside at night. They defend home against break in attempts and argue leash laws unfairly penalize homeowners who rely on barking for security.
Saguaro High School invites all Scottsdale students and residents to attend the Friday playoff game against Maryvale at 6 p.m. in ASU Sun Devil Stadium. The message emphasizes school pride and community support for Scottsdale’s team.
Rep. Phil Crane introduces the Federal Budget Sunshine Act of 1975 to switch the budget from cash to accrual accounting. The move would require consolidated federal results and reveal liabilities, with estimates from Arthur Andersen suggesting a far larger deficit than the government's figures.
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