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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1975
Page
3
The piece argues railroads remain financially ailing due to management, labor, and Congress. It cites the 1973 Regional Rail Reorganization Act and its protections, which officials say preserve earnings for bankrupt lines but prop up long term income for veterans and workers.
Harriet Van Horne praises John Sanford's A More Goodly Country A Personal History of America as the standout Bicentennial work. She lauds its lucid prose and use of diaries and letters to evoke Washington Jefferson and others, noting sharp portraits and a searing slave narrative, with the book offering a vivid early American chronicle despite other propaganda volumes.
The editorial admits a misidentification of Rep Mac Carvalho’s district, noting he is from District 28, not 26, which affects coverage north of Shea Boulevard and east of Scottsdale Road. It maintains main points on North Scottsdale zoning aligning with the master plan and urges Carvalho to propose constructive alternatives and address legislature conflict of interest safeguards.
Washington insiders report the Ford administration resisting Arthur Burns urging a reconsideration of incomes policies to curb inflation. Burns argues for cautious government guidance while officials push nonbinding measures and budget restraint. Treasury Secretary Simon rejects any policy of wage and price controls.
A reader reports children ages 10 to 13 bought cigarettes at a Scottsdale 24hour market. They say the store and police claim the law against selling to minors is unenforceable and that courts would overflow with such cases. The reader urges action to protect youth.
Lyndag Hopkins reports residents in Scottsdale oppose Martha Riley property development proposing townhouses and patios. They warn of higher density traffic, school crowding, shopping impact, canal bank access, and safety concerns from increased teen activity and police incidents.
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