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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1975
Page
3
The piece notes Israel’s 1967 victory and subsequent occupation, then describes Egypt and Israel beginning talks eight years later. It argues formal recognition by Egypt is uncertain, cites the refugee issue, and stresses that both sides need peace despite continued Palestinian tensions.
The text portrays a US backed effort led by Kissinger to unite Jordan and Syria with Israel amid strained economies. Israel's strength relies on Egypt, and concessions over the Mitla and Gidi passes and Sinai oil fields are seen as a gamble for peace. Failure could trigger wider conflict.
A friend buys a new car, faces recurring issues after a local service station declines repairs citing complexity. The dealer fixes it, but problems return. He notes the abundance of pipes and parts requires skilled engineers, suggesting auto makers may have made cars too complex and costly to maintain yourself.
Washington insiders report a backstage bid by Ford backers to replace Bo Callaway as campaign manager amid turmoil inside the Ford White House. The dispute centers on Callaway’s leadership style, Rumsfeld influence, and his handling of South and conservative support as Reagan contemplates entering the race.
In a candlelit ceremony at St. Swithin's Church Dee Kupp marries Fred Frisbee. Agent Homer Pettibone of the Federal Trade Commission cites false and misleading advertising and consumer fraud as reasons for a cease and desist.
Open letter responding to Louis S Frac cola published Tuesday argues the Salt River Project rate hike is the minimum needed after over 50 million in budget cuts. It asserts SRP rates compare favorably with Arizona Public Service and remain lower than Tucson Gas and Electric while maintaining service reliability.
A Scottsdale reader replies to Mr Zinn’s Aug 26 letter urging against low cost housing. He notes 97 percent of homes sit on under one acre Lots and that most predate the one acre trend. He argues one acre residents receive more services than they pay in taxes and calls for balance in city planning without class labels.
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