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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1975
Page
3
The piece portrays Moise Berger accusing Phoenix 40 of targeting him and alleging media suppression. It notes Berger’s past silence on such claims and urges concrete examples instead of delayed accusations.
The Kremlin complains about the United States not consulting Kissinger on the Egypt Israel peace accord and opposes U S technicians in Sinai. It argues American forces reduce conflict risk but threaten Soviet influence as a truce could curb Kremlin dominance in the Middle East and Africa.
Copley News Service reports Sen. Philip Hart and Rep. Larry Pressler advocate eight year congressional limits. Hart, 63, hints at retirement while Pressler cites a presidential style limit to renew and refresh the body. Critics argue most members resist enforced departures, preferring Washington life and district ties.
Paradise Valley reader Jack Smyth praises County Supervisor Eldon Rudd for resisting public employee unions and warns that unchecked collective bargaining could empower an appointed board to tax residents. He cautions of escalating budgets and strikes, urges action to avoid fiscal crises like New York City and England.
Mrs. Donald Martin of Scottsdale complains after taking children to the El Camino Theatre on a Sunday afternoon. The show started at 1:30 instead of 12:15 listed in the paper, wasting an hour. Doors opened after 20 minutes of standing in a dirty seating area with popcorn and cups left from the previous evening. She paid $3 for the movie and asks management to improve cleanliness.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Birch Bayh rising as a credible Democratic presidential hopeful. Bayh attracts labor support and left wing backing, surpassing rivals in Young Democrats polls and a 11 percent statewide show, signaling potential to bridge centrists and progressives amid party divisions.
Indiana Governor Bayh leads the liberal field but lacks a clear front-runner as national campaigning opens next month. Early primaries could crown him or doom his bid if he loses in New Hampshire's March vote, risking eroding core supporters tied to his character and philosophy.
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