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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1977
Page
3
SRP launches Power Saver Service with trained advisers to inspect homes, improve insulation, reduce heater waste, and weather strip. They provide cost estimates, contractor lists, and guidance on energy budgets and meter reading to lower bills and curb demand, aiding national energy goals.
The piece argues Congress should pass an antiboycott measure to protect Americans from foreign pressure on business. It notes Jewish groups back the bill but see loopholes while many Arab-linked corporations oppose it. It links the issue to civil rights and warns against allowing discrimination or blackmail.
Cuban advisers including medical units and possible military trainers have arrived in Laos to bolster the Communist government against insurgents. U S officials estimate several dozen to a hundred Cubans are present, sparking concern in Thailand and among Western allies while Castro aims to spotlight leadership at the 1979 nonaligned conference in Havana. Additionally a White House note controversy involving President Carter prompted a late energy policy decision backed by James Schlesinger after a long meeting.
Amy Carter's dinner party reading of Roots sparks debate among Washington social set. The writer notes book light, table clutter, and light from a floor lamp hindered supper flow. Tension arises when Mitzie McDowall peers over her shoulder prompting a sharp exchange. Conclusion favors television over books at dinner.
Letter to the editor argues Jack Anderson misrepresents hobbyists, noting CBers and hams share a noncommercial purpose, licensing rules, and that many people move from CB to ham. The author says licensing standards should reflect higher power, range, and responsibility.
A resident criticizes smoking bans and Scottsdale leash laws, arguing dogs overwhelm lawns and pollute air alike. The letter urges action to curb dog waste and cruder behavior, calling for enforcement changes this week.
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