Carter’s Moscow mission yields vague arms talks promise
Secretaries of State Cyrus Vance failed to win strategic arms control accord in Moscow. Soviet leaders signaled patience, testing Carter’s mettle while hinting at future talks as Brezhnev’s health and leadership changes loom. The Kremlin rebuked U.S. Helsinki human rights criticisms and weighs bold new disarmament proposals before proceeding.
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Arizona House backs mandatory motorist liability insurance
The Arizona House advanced a bill requiring vehicle insurance or financial resources to cover up to 15 000 per person for injuries or death and 10 000 for property damage. Opponents warn of hardship for the poor and higher premiums for all. Supporters cite unfairness to victims without coverage.
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Nixon unlikely to come clean in Frost talks
Harriet Van Horne analyzes Nixon's finances and ethics amid memoirs and a Frost interview. She argues the ex president will avoid full mea culpa, noting forgiven gifts and legal entanglements while predicting evasive answers on TV.
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Arizona lawmakers push tough Criminal Code amid prison overcrowding
Letter criticizes the Arizona House for passing a Criminal Code revision with harsh penalties while failing to fund prison capacity. The writer urges using Durango jail capacity for prerelease transfers and stresses immediate action before adjournment to address Florence overcrowding and a 1.5 million state population. Jim Fitzpatrick.
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Editorial insults teachers provoke defense of democratic rights
A reader letter criticizes an editorial titled Teachers need PR for insulting teachers and pressuring a forthcoming referendum. The writer argues the piece misrepresents negotiated policies and threatens teachers democracy, urging the editor to reconsider.
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FCC Quietly Tightens CB Airwaves Amid Ham Dominance
Washington reports that the FCC resists expanding CB frequencies despite nine million licensees and over 20 million CB sets. hams hold majority airspace and control high bands, while White House officials have signaled no objections to CB expansion yet the commission remains opposed. The American Radio Relay League pressures against CB gains. Raymond Sperke, chief engineer, is cited as a league member denying conflict of interest.
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Scottsdale Progress publication details and rates
The Scottsdale Progress lists editors Jonathan Marshall and Jerry McElfresh, publication schedule Monday through Saturday evenings, address 7302 E Earls Dr Scottsdale AZ 85251, and contact number 947 1544. It notes nonacceptance of unsolicited submissions and provides circulation awards, carrier routes, and subscription rates for local and out of state readers with a date of April 7 1977.
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