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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1976
Page
3
The note recalls Scottsdale’s era of free roaming horses and horse drawn life, urging preservation of charm. It links past riding streets and hitching posts to today’s planning debates about a publicly owned horse facility in northeast Scottsdale and a potential horse trail along Indian Bend Wash.
A former candidate and friend of ours, not running this year, receives a flood of federal election mail. The piece questions the cost and usefulness of bulky materials from the Federal Election Commission and calls for simpler reporting reforms.
The House subcommittee finds Ford delayed NYC aid causing higher rates for Boston Philadelphia and Detroit costing 1.4 billion. It says Treasury underestimated NYC default impact with only 104 banks initially. later figures rose to 546 banks exposed.
Arthur Hoppe humorously critiques medical and consumer excess as a patient navigates fake need and unnecessary services. He visits a car dealer and a doctor, exposing incentives to upsell. The piece satirizes waste in health and auto industries and economic doctrine.
Charles Rice argues that Conlan’s campaign uses religion to influence voters and excludes non Christians, likening the tactic to historic religious bigotry. He cites Nixon and Kennedy to warn that character, not faith, should guide elections, urging voters to judge by works.
SRP clarifies that political money comes from employees of the Salt River Valley Water Users' Association via the PPIC, not customers. The private association reports PPIC contributions and candidate disbursements to the Federal Election Commission and other agencies.
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