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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1976
Page
3
U.S. journalists will invade Arizona over the next two months to expose organized crime land fraud and rackets. The effort is led by Bob Greene of Newsday aided by editors citing First Amendment protection and Bolles murder as motivation.
The piece argues that President Ford faced claims of golfing with lobbyists while in Congress, including free air travel and stays at corporate clubs. It contends such social golf links can influence legislation, noting similar practices in state legislatures and comparing to other political episodes.
Federal investigators allege Lockheed shifted more than $45 million from defense to commercial work such as the L1011 jetliner via complex bookkeeping. The company reportedly mingled costs on government contracts with nongovernment work.
Victoria-Marina Lingen questions Arlington filings as Arizona Public Service cycles through refunds rate reductions and hikes from Sept. 21 to Sept. 27. Officials cite $16 million refunds and possible future passing of campaign costs to customers amid an ongoing controversy over nuclear measures and shareholder funding.
The piece argues that focus on the president distracts from larger civic action urging citizens to contact their representatives. It frames the issue as a misallocation of attention and promotes direct engagement with local governance.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Jimmy Carter penalties on detente and Helsinki press a tough line against Kissinger. Ford allies fear Carter’s stance could damage him in San Francisco debate No. 2 while defense cuts and SALT remain focal points.
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