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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1977
Page
3
The piece argues Americans must reduce per capita energy use while expanding safe, affordable energy. It notes conservation is accepted in heating and transport but resisted in driving habits. It critiques free enterprise barriers to growth, highlights the lure of renewables, and calls Arizona solar advocacy a potential election issue.
Arizona Blood Services warns December demand rises with holiday travel, illnesses, and accidents. Despite giving gifts and charity, blood donations lag. shortages risk delaying surgeries and endangering patients. Donors can save lives, including friends and relatives, by contributing blood now.
A Paradise Valley letter condemns a recall election as abuse of democracy by a few citizens. The writer argues recall should be for good causes and warns against personal pique driving public decisions. He cites Lincoln Drive widening and public safety versus aesthetic lifestyle concerns.
Voters in Paradise Valley call for change through a recall election on December 6 to replace incumbents and elect responsive new representatives who will heed constituent needs. The message emphasizes ending unresponsive governance and demanding accountability from those in office.
A letter to the editor from J Duncan Brock cites public records about Robert Lash including a home purchase of a non conforming property under one acre. Brock challenges Lash and recalls his participation in Paradise Valley town affairs and recent election voting.
David E. Zinn urges residents to vote RGA on December 6 to oppose outside interests he says push for cluster development on Mummy Mountain. He recalls 500 residents petitioning against the plan and praises Town Manager Oscar Butt’s lobbying as a turning point in local politics. He endorses Geiser Lash Beroza and MacLean.
Satirical column recounts a fictional chain reaction after Sadat and Begin sign a secret pact. Arab states, Libya, Iraq and the PLO leap into mutual hostility while the Kurds and Iran back their own causes. Lebanon declares war on itself as major powers fail to pick sides.
Sen. Patrick Leahy proposes an accountability process to require regular federal reporting to Congress on program outcomes. A 1976 study estimated federal regulatory costs at 65.5 billion, 3.2 billion admin and 62.3 billion compliance, burdening consumers through higher prices and reduced efficiency.
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