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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1976
Page
3
The editorial condemns CIA activities from 1955 drug experiments on unwitting individuals to a 20 year mail opening operation code named HT Lingual. It argues such actions violate law and Constitution, criticizes presidential authority as a blanket excuse, and warns the CIA must operate within law or risk self-destruction.
In recent weeks barking dogs spark more town debate than taxes or garbage. Construction on Scottsdale Road, loud cats, crying babies and even motorized equipment provoke complaints. The town has a noise ordinance but enforcement is scarce, with no cited motorcyclists or power tools.
Jimmy Carter, billed as a born again tax reformer, campaigned on removing tax loopholes and overhauling the tax system. In New York he spoke to business leaders about keeping foreign tax credits while pledging careful analysis before substantive changes, drawing praise from some and skepticism from others.
A reader named Shirley Feinberg urges the Scottsdale Police Department and City Council to resume strict leash enforcement and license checks. She volunteers to work one day a week free of charge to verify dog licenses and reduce loose dogs, arguing fines could fund city projects.
Elise Little urges County Attorney Moise Berger to tighten laws and strictly enforce them after criticizing long delays in prosecuting crimes. She argues crimes by a single criminal mind victimize thousands and demand action now from enforcing agencies.
Reagan and Schweiker faced a volatile two days of campaigning with little progress toward stopping Ford’s nomination. The Mississippi delegates remained unreceptive, New York and New Jersey gains were sparse, and Schweiker’s liberal record irritated conservatives. Time is running out before Kansas City as Reagan must win Northeast delegates largely on his own.
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