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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1976
Page
3
Open records law expanded last year to require minutes and reasonable access while protecting sensitive data. Police groups pressed for secrecy changes, but the Arizona Newspapers Association urged court oversight for conflicts. The bill stalled in committee and may return, risking the public’s right to know.
A retrospective piece recalls the final evacuation from Saigon twelve months ago and argues the war was a moral miscalculation. It critiques U S leadership, cites 56000 American deaths, thousands wounded, and drug abuse among veterans, and calls for renewed dedication to freedom and decency.
Washington report cites 25 missing House members on February 5 as the margin that killed a deregulation bill by 205 to 201. Analysts note absenteeism favored deregulation, with only one of 15 absent dereg supporters having a valid excuse, highlighting leadership and whip system issues.
In a critical op ed, Harriet Van Horne rebukes the White House for Ford and press secretary Nessen after their taped remarks on NBCs Saturday Night. She condemns the show as vulgar and worries about public decency and violence in popular culture.
A letter from Suzanne Oliver argues for decriminalizing marijuana with age restrictions and usage limits. She cites Oregon's experience reducing crime and questions about alcohol harm, noting potential boosts to economy, tax revenue, and employment while urging responsible use and avoidance of driving or work impairment.
The Fremont Newark Argus reports the restaurant will drop its Mexican offerings and pivot to gourmet soups and sandwiches reflecting the new name Puke Hut. The change signals a rebranding and menu overhaul for the dining spot.
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