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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1977
Page
3
Public interest mounts as defense challenges juror selection and judge impartiality in the Max Dunlap and James Robison case. Observers warn delays threaten fair justice and risk public confidence, urging speedy trials to prevent frontier justice.
President Carter backs a nationwide no fault auto insurance law mandating your own insurer pay medical care rehabilitation and lost wages regardless of fault. Insurance companies shift stance as a Transportation study shows quicker payments fewer court cases and fairer treatment in states like Pennsylvania.
FBI enters 1865 Lincoln case amid questions of a cabinet conspiracy and Booth diary pages found by Joseph Lynch. Diary, once tied to Stanton, now under forensic review at Ford's Theater museum, with handwriting tests and ink analysis underway. The discovery hints at Douglass involvement or motive as investigators weigh Booth's coded references.
The Scottsdale city council backs a northeasterly runway extension while residents oppose expansion. A recent public meeting featured an impact study favoring several variants, with no no action option. HUD funding constraints may require 60 000 pound aircraft and invite citizen letters to congress and HUD opposing expansion.
Audience members lament poor reviews that led to a half empty audience for Hanky Panky at the Windmill Theater. They defend the production as on par with past Windmill performances and blame newspaper reviews for causing patrons to stay away.
Edison inventor Wanlass argues his electric motor could cut U.S. electricity use by about 30 percent per motor and save $25 billion in annual generating capacity if retrofitted to half of existing motors. ERDA and Southern California Edison tested his design. critics from large motor firms question its breadth and GE labels it old and impractical.
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