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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1975

Page

3

Five-Step Plan Aimed at Restoring Economic Vitality

The piece argues unemployment and inflation are intolerable and criticizes Ford and Congress for offering no concrete remedies. It proposes five steps: set national money goals with Fed oversight, fund public works to cut unemployment, restore the 1946 full employment policy, pursue long-range planning balancing energy food and jobs, and create a permanent price and wage control agency with windfall tax on profits.

Ford Congress Federal Reserve System OPEC Federal Reserve

Paradise Valley Fire Coverage Under Town Contract

Insurance agent Frank Freeman calls for Paradise Valley to contract with Rural Metropolitan Fire Department for all property owners. He argues joining the town would reduce bookkeeping and ensure uniform protection, similar to Scottsdale. He notes subcriber costs and seeks lower rates through centralized billing and public service parity with police protection.

Frank Freeman Paradise Valley Metropolitan Fire Department Scottsdale

Schmidt's Letter to Schmidt on Offsets and U S Aid

West Germany's chancellor faces a complex budget crisis and weak exports while the U S presses for an offset renewal. Schmidt seeks U S economic help but resists domestic stimulus, hoping Simon and Burns deliver North American demand without stoking inflation.

Bonn Gerald R. Ford Helmut Schmidt Jast U.S Germany Mr. Ford Washington-Bonn Schmidt Hass Schmidt West Germany Moscow Ford Soviet Union Social Democratic Adolf Hitler Helmut Kohl The Christian Democrats West Simon and Burtis

Guerrillas Create Jobs In New Occupations Skit

Comedian Arthur Hoppe parodies political pledges as Presidents Johnson and Nixon promise jobs. A fictional interview with Herbert, founder of Up Against the Wall You Mother Liberation Army, mocks extremism, crime tactics, and a pivot to real estate while lampooning government neglect and society’s complicity.

Arthur Hoppe Johnson Nixon Vietnam Patricia Hearst Herbert Police National Guard Army Navy Air Force Marines Coast Guard Tiget

Club SAR thanks Scottsdale Progress for aiding boxing program

Members of Club SAR and its 31 young boxers extend gratitude to the Scottsdale Progress for helping the SAR program thrive. They single out sports editor Bob Snider and writer Jerry Ford for swift assistance, and praise publisher Jonathan Marshall for supporting community deeds.

Club Sar Scottsdale SAR Bob Snider Jerry Ford Jonathan Marshall

Italy's Red shift worries U.S. official in Rome

An American official with 18 years in Rome says Italy has shifted to communist strength with Bologna and Lazio led by Reds. He notes Christian Democrats weakened after a long run in power, rising voter support for divorce, and fear of a communist path to national leadership amid NATO ties and strategic U.S. pressure.

Bob Considine New York Rome Italy Roe Suc Fanfani Regio Lazio Florence Milano Genda U.S Washington Christian Democrat Bologna Togliatti Berlinguer and Co Allende Dunhal NATO Ussr

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