Labor loses as common situs picketing bill fails
The defeat of the common situs picketing bill surprises labor followers as AFL-CIO chief Meany pushes for major labor law reforms. Carter does not back the bill, signaling a restraint on labor demands amid broader goals to rewrite Taft Hartley restrictions and expand union rights.
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Organized Labor
Congress
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Carter
Meany
Arizona
National Labor Relations Board
Law seeks to curb motorcycle noise via H R 2206
The Legislature considers H R 2206 to set noise standards for motorcycles by the Department of Transportation. Proponents argue loud exhausts threaten safety and livability, urging controls on motor vehicles and potentially autos as well to protect citizens from pollution of the environment.
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Department of Transportation
Soviet disarmament push faces U S counter plan clash
Washington reports that on September 28 1976 Andrei Gromyko warned the UN General Assembly against continuing arms production and urged complete prohibition of mass destruction weapons. The piece notes President Carter's radical arms control plan proposing limits on missiles and testing, which the Soviets dismissed as inequitable.
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Washington
Andrei Gromyko
U.n.’S
General Assembly
U.N
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Carter
Moscow
Vladivostok
United States
Mr. Carter
Emerson
Mailbag: Scottsdale teachers deserve a livable raise
Editor responds to a dispute between Scottsdale teachers and the Board of Trustees. The writer argues against cutting essential services and urges a fair, livable salary for teachers, noting district comparisons and the impact on retention and morale. Thomas N. Salcito signs.
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Scottsdale
Board of Trustees
Paradise Valley
Thomas N. Salcito
Jesus revival praised by young Christian author
The writer defends a charismatic Jesus revival of the 1970s against Harriet Van Horne’s critique calling it a new Jesus cult. They argue thousands have found salvation and compare it to early apostles spreading the Gospel. The author pleads for understanding within Christian faith.
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Harriet van Horne
Living Alone and the 1970s Shift in Young Adults
A reflective column traces the rise of single living among under 35s since 1970, noting increased independence and social change. It contrasts past Swinging Singles with current trends, cites divorce rates, and praises women’s access to suburban homeownership as a sign of liberation.
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New York Times
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Hal’ Metcalf
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
May Arie
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