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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1977
Page
3
Editorial questions county pay raises after Supervisor George Campbell flags multiple increases. He finds 60 day probation hikes and promotions behind 25 to 30 percent raises, urging equitable salaries, adherence to plans and budgets, and denouncing subterfuge that inflates costs to taxpayers.
An elderly friend explains daily learning fuels vigor and enthusiasm. He learns from books, nature, and diverse conversations, especially with his wife after many years of marriage. Their exchange keeps life engaging and could guide younger couples.
Inside Report says President Carter plans to reduce the in-basket and delegate more desk work. He hopes less paper, more priorities, with Mondale to set next year's agenda, amid concerns over staff, tax reform, and overlong study of programs.
A reader credits a Valley shift to public transit for better health, lower costs, and less stress. The note praises walking to bus stops, relaxing on rides, saving gas, avoiding impulse buying, and eliminating parking hassles while encouraging others to try bus travel or car pooling.
The Progress asks readers to send short letters no longer than 300 words. Signed submissions are preferred and should be typewritten to be ready for publication.
Rhode Island ACLU executives warn that public school classroom Santa displays may violate the First Amendment by implying government endorsement of Christian beliefs. The debate centers on symbols linked to Christmas such as Santa Claus, trees, crosses, and menorahs as potential religious sponsorship in schools.
An Evening Bulletin editorial faults U N and U S policy for singling out South Africa while ignored abuses in Uganda under Idi Amin. It urges a universal arms embargo and immediate action against both regimes for brutal treatment of blacks and political opponents, citing Stephen Biko and broader human rights abuses.
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