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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1977

Page

3

Arizona crime fight hampered by politics and jealousy

The piece argues Arizona faces a crime surge in narcotics and white collar crime. It criticizes budget battles between Gov Castro, Attorney General Babbitt, and the Legislature, and calls for a special session to fund an effective statewide task force led by William Smitherman.

Arizona Scottsdale Phoenix U.S William Smitherman Smitherman Attorney General Castro Bruce Babbitt Babbitt House

Einstein and Carter on nuclear risk and halt to breeders

The essay recalls Albert Einstein’s warning that atomic energy changes thinking and invites catastrophe. It notes President Carter’s call to stop nuclear breeder reactors to curb proliferation and prevent militant access to plutonium. It cites opposition from other nations and concerns of less developed countries.

Albert Einstein United States Japan Einstein Jimmy Carter Atomic Weapons Club Carter

Torture in Latin America tests Carter human rights policy

Washington writers recount Enrique Rodriguez Larreta's tale of arrest and brutal torture in Buenos Aires and Montevideo as Argentina's junta resists U.S. human rights pressure. The piece notes Larreta's release, his son still jailed, and rising fear under Videla's regime.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington Carter Enrique Rodriguez Larreta Uruguay Buenos Aires Argentina Larreta Margarita Michelini Leon Duarte Montivideo Jorge Rafael Videla Thomas “Tip” O’neill Fred Richand D-N.y Latin America

TV satire sketches TV show spinoffs and Retro cast chaos

A humorous column mocks TV crossovers as spin offs multiply from The Waltons to The Six Million Dollar Man. Characters announce new series while hamming old plots, including Mrs Ton and Don Ton with a CBS soap, NBC brain surgery gag, and a closing Hollywood Squares gag.

John Boy The Waltons Fish Barney Miller Florida Maude Charlie’s Angels Brenda Rhoda Mary Tyler Moore Dick van Dyke Sanford Police Emergency Harry Borsalino Force Too Ton Don Ton Mrs. Ton NBC CBS Don Death Valley D.V.M ABC Dr. Marcus Clinckscale Inspector Borsalino Mrs. Clinkscale

Mailbag notes major development in Scottsdale plans

In response to the April 1 editorial, the editor announces a 645 acre master planned project for the Northeast Area Plan. The proposal, presented to the Scottsdale City Council, aims to reinforce the West’s Western Town identity as part of local development.

Scottsdale City

IRE report aids lay citizen in voting insight

In a letter, a Scottsdale resident commends IRE for publicizing Don Bolles murder case findings and vows to scrutinize candidates' lifestyles for voting. The note mentions a San Diego Union equestrian development proposal led by Don Burt, with a public hearing at Scottsdale City Hall.

Arizona Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc Don Bolles Phoenix Scottsdale

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