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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1976
Page
5
A ballot list requests voters to pick the top stories in U S history from McKinley to U N formation and social policy. It mentions events and movements from the 1960s to crime and welfare laws and asks return to Scottsdale Daily Progress in Arizona.
Common Cause accuses the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy of being a huckster for the nuclear power industry and urges its abolition. The group argues the 18 member panel under Sen. John Pastore rarely hears critics, ignores safety and cost issues, and protects federal investments. It recommends transferring its powers to energy committees and suggests retirement of current members could shrink the panel.
About 50 lawmakers meet December 7 9 with criminal justice officials to study a four bill revision of Arizona law by the 32 member commission led by Judge Jack L. Ogg. They aim to simplify penalties update terms and align with federal drug laws while preserving key provisions such as the death penalty.
The Mohave School hosts the second annual Christmas Kids Shop from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday in the cafeteria to raise money for scout troops and let Mohave students buy gifts. The community is invited to view the new items.
John Henry Faulk, famed radio and TV humorist blacklisted in the 1950s, will speak December 8 at Scottsdale Community College. The free event begins 8 p.m. in the SCC Student Center. Faulk won a major libel verdict later dramatized in an CBS movie Fear on Trial and has appeared on Jack Paar Today Tonight and Mike Douglas shows.
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