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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1976
Page
5
Santa travels the Valley this season riding a candy cane striped bus driven by Ted Shilling in a Santa suit. Two Phoenix Transit staffers join in as Mrs. Claus, Julie Sander, and Mary assist in the colorfully themed ride.
SCC senate denies removal of student body president Ron Willett while passing a resolution criticizing his leadership and representation. Four AS Executive Council members sought his resignation, citing lack of consultation and alleged one man rule. Elections set for April. Willett will not seek re election.
Spain approved returning to parliamentary democracy with 72.9 percent backing the plan and 77.4 percent turnout. The reform, backed by King Juan Carlos and Premier Adolfo Suarez, abolishes the Cortes and sets elections for a two house legislature next year after Franco’s dictatorship.
Carter aides outline conflict of interest guidelines to curb the revolving door between agencies and private industry. The draft covers stock dealings post appointee service, post tenure job limits, and signed agreements to avoid industry work for a time after leaving office. Lipshutz and Moore expect possible legislation and a Carter decision next week.
President elect Carter may extend his promised pardon beyond draft law violators to as many as 250000 Vietnam era servicemen with less than honorable discharges or desertions. An executive order could alter service records without a formal pardon, officials said, signaling a wide clemency reach once Carter selects a new attorney general.
President elect Jimmy Carter seeks to drop the imperial aura of the presidency signing bills as Jimmy and hoping for a less formal tone. White House veteran George Reedy argues the Oval Office remains a throne room and aides expect pressure to defer to the commander in chief.
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