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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1977
Page
3
Carter and Congress face energy crisis while states lag. Arizona needs updated building codes, efficient air conditioner standards, night lighting rules, and incentives for architects and contractors to design energy efficient, solar-friendly structures. A cooperative Legislature and executive must push for real energy savings.
A harsh editorial calls for an end to the Dayton fire strike citing 20 uncontrolled blazes and 13 homeless families. It asserts public safety workers must not strike despite support for collective bargaining and arbitration in other sectors.
Federal investigators tighten scrutiny on the Teamsters focusing on a few leaders including A. Dotson Bennett of Local 911 in Long Beach alleged to have diverted nearly $200,000 to cover debts and lavish living. The probe targets union funds, with Bennett facing embezzlement claims and a missing recent union meeting.
Washington report questions Vernon Jordan's call for expanded federal social programs and job creation without price tags. Officials admit costs are undefined, while arguing potential benefits surpass budget constraints. The piece critiques political rhetoric versus fiscal detail in Carter era policy debates.
A white woman recounts a man being pulled over in Scottsdale for a taillight that allegedly was out but claims the real motive was racial prejudice. She describes fear and humiliation from two policemen who allegedly said they did not want more black men around chasing white women.
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