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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1975

Page

3

Freedom and government by Arbatov sparks US versus USSR clash

Izvestia columnist Georgi Arbatov argues the United States has no right to critique Soviet handling of the Helsinki Declaration. He cites American Watergate and wiretapping as not problems behind the Iron Curtain while noting Soviet secrets and censorship. The piece contrasts constitutional protections in the US with Soviet secret police actions and mentions Moscow’s closing of a modern art show.

Izvestia Georgi A. Arbatov United States Arbatov Kremlin America Ussr Alexander Solzhenitsyn Congress Courts Moscow Bruce Hawley American Farm Bureau_Federation William Lockerett Washington Gatracaty Lockeretz USDA

Scottsdale Opens McCormick Railroad Park Aims to Enrich Recreation

Scottsdale official opening celebrates the McCormick Railroad Park, 30 acres of donated ranch site, with the Scottsdale Railroad and Mechanical Society leading exhibits. Donors include Mr and Mrs Fowler McCormick, and supporters house miniature rolling stock an old depot and the North Star car used by Harry Truman. The park invites youth to experience a bygone era and strengthens the city’s recreation program.

Scottsdale’s McCormick Fowler McCormick Scottsdale Railroad’ and’ Mechanical Society Scottsdale

Organic farming gains support from Washington University study

A Washington University study comparing 16 organic and 16 conventional Midwest farms finds organic methods economically competitive and similarly productive while using about one third the energy of petrochemical-based systems. The researchers caution preliminary results and urge a feasible middle ground between methods.

Edward Flattau Washington University St. Louis Barry Commoner Midwest Farm Belt

Scottsdale expands art trove with city hall loaned works

The Scottsdale Collection grows with Jimmy Ernst Time Shadow on loan to City Hall and other pieces like Promenade in Taos loaned to Notre Dame for a retrospective. Durer Apocalypse prints tour 23 states and will be installed at the Arts Center. The collection relies on volunteer donations, not tax dollars, and invites public viewing during office hours.

Paul Perry Max Ernst Scottsdale Jimmy Ernst City Hall American Academy of Arts and Letters Childe Hassam Fund New York Jimmy Sedona Apocalypse Albrecht Durer Western Association of Art Museums New Arts Center Taos Victor Higgins University of Notre Dame Richard O'Dette Fine Arts Commission

Progress News Uses Names Without Miss or Mrs Labels

Reader notes that the Progress avoids Miss or Mrs in stories, citing Helen Marston and Mary Harris as Harris and Marston, while Patty Hearst and Sara Jane Moore are labeled Miss Hearst and Mrs Moore in AP wires. The letter argues for consistent gendered titles.

Helen Marston Marston Mary Katie Harris Harris Patty’ Hearst Sara Jane Moore Phillip E. von Ammon Scottsdale

Ford cheers mask grim times in Dallas speech

In Dallas President Gerald Ford told Republican Women that the nation is not disintegrating and urged moving beyond doom. He praised optimism while critics warned that fraud and hardship shape life for millions, noting armored food stamp deliveries and rising bankruptcies as signs of strain.

Harriet van Horne New York City Casein Gerald Ford Dallas National Federation of Republican Women Pangloss Ford Gerry New York: ‘Times

Political Letters and Public Debate on Economic Policy

The text cites editor letters and political critique urging more candor from Democratic hopefuls. It cites polls blaming big business for problems and argues against the view that higher military budgets create jobs, citing a Public Interest Research Group study. It urges Democrats to campaign actively and face these issues.

Cal Coolidge Public Interest Michigan U.S Pentagon

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