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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1977
Page
3
President Carter issues a stark call for energy conservation saying the basic fabric of society could be destroyed without change. He warns of higher taxes and sacrifice, noting imports rise and per capita consumption remains high, urging citizens to act to avoid economic chaos.
Readers are urged to submit energy saving ideas up to 100 words for a new weekly feature. A panel of experts will judge year end entries with top prize a $100 savings bond and three $25 bonds as runners up.
Washington papers reveal Tongsun Park’s Pacific Development empire fractured by tax liens and bank seizures. Park fled abroad while creditors and hotels pursue overdrawn sums and unpaid bills, leaving a shaken Washington staff and shredded records.
REP. JAMES WOODWARD of Lake Havasu City writes to defend the McCulloch Corp development, disputing IRE charges of land deals and alleged misconduct. He praises Charlie Royall’s management of the ID&D and notes the project’s vast investment, tax base creation, and profit to the developer, arguing the series misrepresents facts.
Scottsdale Center for the Arts receives praise for diverse programs including concerts theater exhibitions and festivals. Volunteers and city backing are cited as key factors in its success led by staff and supporters PEG AND JOSHUA MISSAL.
Opponents of dam and channelization schemes report harassment and uneven access at hearings in Missouri Louisiana and Arkansas. Environmental groups cite inflated benefits and omissions in Corps and Bureau fact sheets, noting selective reporting and limited opposing voices amid a rapid final review.
The notice states mail rates by mail type with $2.50 monthly out of state at $3.00 and extra charges for non-local delivery. It outlines pricing tiers for domestic and out of state customers.
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