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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1975
Page
3
This piece questions the long established eight year precollege path and four year college plan as outdated for many students. It notes trends like early exit from high school and interinstitutional transfers and suggests accelerated high school options plus three year tracks. It urges flexible imaginative education to meet future demand.
Discussion of renewing U.S. air base agreements in Spain highlights a policy built since 1953 around installations. Officials say bases are essential to Europe defense though critics warn of moral support for Franco and potential involvement in Spain’s internal conflicts. Rent could exceed 1 billion dollars and agreements lack congressional approval.
Frederick G. Currey of Continental Trailways promotes a half fare round trip program allowing unemployed individuals to travel to locations with available jobs. The plan uses Labor Department job data posted at terminals with local agency numbers, permitting returns if the job or location fails to fit.
A letter portrays inflation as a central concern and accuses major auto producers of using falling sales as a pretext to raise prices. It argues higher prices reduce production and profits, enabling government grants while boosting business and free enterprise, amid claims of manipulation by big business.
Coronado High School teachers thank local businesses and individuals for supporting student career prep and the free enterprise system. They recognize the role of business people in the community and applaud their social responsibilities and generosity.
Ford aides bring in Stu Spencer as trouble shooter to revive a lagging organization in New Hampshire ahead of the Feb. 24 primary. Reagan’s looming bid and limited fundraising expose Ford’s slow campaign buildup with Spencer planning early trips and a reshaped team as Callaway touts Reagan limits.
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