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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1976
Page
7
The Arizona Legislature rejected S B 1177 this session. The proposal would let competent adults eighty or older execute a dated living will guiding end of life care only after three physicians declare terminal condition and would shield providers from liability if followed or resisted. The measure set strict writing and witnessing rules and placed document custody in medical records.
Morris Udall told a Milwaukee audience that jobs are the key to reducing crime and improving the economy, stressing that employment helps cut crime and is central to his campaign. He argued for strong law and order while linking unemployment to social issues and universal calls for jobs nationwide.
Coronado fine arts presents its fifth annual Repertory Season of Plays starting Friday and running through May 8. The lineup includes Life With Father directed by James Newcomer, The Little Foxes directed by Judy Carroll Pickrell, and The Man Who Came To Dinner directed by Ralph Bradshaw. Performances at 8 p.m. on specified dates with tickets at the door.
Lisa Doolan of Scottsdale won the Balloon to the Moon contest held during the St. Patrick's Day Playday. Her balloon launched March 13 from Eldorado Park traveled farthest, reaching Ascension Chihuahua Mexico, with Crissy Miller and Chris Black earning runner up prizes for balloons that went to Tucson. The Scottsdale Lions Club and Parks and Recreation sponsored the event with over 900 balloons launched.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir was named winner of the AFL-CIO Murray-Green Award for public service. Meir, a former Milwaukee schoolteacher and Histadrut member, was announced by AFL-CIO President George Meany on Wednesday.
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