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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1977
Page
3
A dubious prospect claims to lift poverty hunger and unemployment by a two step process. Open accounts in 100 banks then start writing checks with minimal deposits and no large overdrafts. The text cites Bert Lance as inspiration.
A voiced scheme suggests overdrawn accounts can be used to pay off others. If successful, it could expand to many accounts and larger sums. Some banks resist or charge penalties, but proponents see national morale and loan quality benefits as lenders and examiners may later approve.
A columnist critiques the Senate Governmental Affairs inquiry into Bert Lance as 21 hours of questioning reveal personal biases. He praises Javits and questions Eagleton while noting Percy’s facelift, the Carter ethics divide, and public polling showing 72 percent favored Lance’s resignation before the hearings. The piece reflects on media spectacle and political hypocrisy.
Concerns emerge as airborne radiation climbs over the United States due to Chinese atmospheric fallout. Increased strontium 90, cesium, and iodine in milk raise cancer risk for American children and potentially other foods.
A Scottsdale letter to the editor argues careless pet ownership harms animals and people. It cites a leash law, a $23 000 dog catcher, and risks from loose pets to children and drivers, asking who killed Mrs Smith’s beloved 7 year old poodle.
Humphrey and Hawkins push a comprehensive job bill with grants, loans and tax breaks aiming to cut unemployment, backed by Carter aides. Negotiations involve Labor Secretary Ray Marshall and economic advisers as the White House weighs four percent goal and Fed independence.
A Dallas Times Herald line says Type Slips had been hospitalized three times with over 90 stock treatments. A deputy mentions Bolen faced harassment. The Washington Post cites concerns while the Chicago Tribune notes the English make tasty pasties.
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