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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1976
Page
3
In Arcadia, the Scottsdale School Board faced ire as the controversial Arcadia High School book censorship issue was pushed to the end of a long agenda. Critics say delaying debate silences input and reflects arrogance by officials.
The piece argues that Medicare covers 80 percent of home dialysis costs while private insurance rarely fills the remaining amount, prompting more patients to use hospital dialysis. A study estimates this shift costs Medicare about 150 million dollars more than needed, highlighting hardship and inefficiency in public policy.
In a tense IMF loan era Callaghan battles a left bloc within Labour as Benn and other moderates curb spending cuts. Analysts warn Bennism could topple the center and reshape Britain’s political future amid rising inflation and unemployment.
The Arizona Consulting Engineers Association through its Energy Committee endorses a comprehensive solar program for the state. It lauds the 10 megawatt solar pilot proposal by Arizona Public Service Co. and others as a meaningful step, urging continued study of insolation, site selection, environment, design, and economics to advance solar power in Arizona.
KAET programming feature in TV Progress Dec 3 9 coverage lauded by General Manager Robert H Ellis. The article on Holiday at 8 aims to boost pledge participation and viewer interest in KAET's schedule.
Washington sources reveal ERDA headquarters had 85 security infractions in 1975 and 69 in the first three quarters of 1976. The memo notes lax monitoring systems allowed consignments of restricted data to be left unprotected, though no material was lost or stolen. Congress will receive a full ERDA report on the issue.
The Progress invites readers to submit letters not exceeding 300 words. Signed, typewritten letters receive preference for publication in the limited-space format.
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