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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1977
Page
4
Maricopa County Community College District will study an 11 point set of recommendations creating its first comprehensive policy on auto use and travel reimbursements. Chancellor Paul Elsner outlined details for board approval on Jan 17 and a workshop Jan 5-6.
LUBBOCK Texas AP farmers blocked delivery of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal after an editorial criticized the farm strike. Police arrested 31 people as tractors blocked outlets and food mills. strike leaders warned of extended shutdowns through midnight and 48 hour actions against noncompliant firms.
A superior court judge ruled that St. Paul’s Episcopal Mission Church must restore church property to the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona and allow diocese operations to resume. The 86-member congregation split in August over doctrinal changes, with about 20 former members attending diocese services at another Payson church. About 175 regular attendees remain with St. Paul’s, which has affiliated with roughly 20 secessionist churches nationwide.
Senator Barry Goldwater asserts banks may drive the Panama Canal treaty push by seeking repayment from a financially distressed Panama. He opposes the current proposal but favors negotiating a new treaty after shelving the present plan. He argues defending the canal is easier with U S involvement.
Daniel Glassman, a Scottsdale chiropractor, served in the Israeli army and survived a 1965 land mine accident. Born in Palestine in 1946, he moved to the United States in 1973 to study, later obtaining dual US and Israeli citizenship. He discusses Anwar Sadat's visit, hopes for Arab-Israeli peace, and predicts Jordan may pursue peace while Syria and Iraq resist. He stresses economic gains from peace and the need for open borders to sustain any lasting settlement.
Supreme Court decision expected on whether states may charge higher non resident hunting fees. Montana faces $225 non resident multi species license versus residents paying far less, a suit backed by local outfitters and opponents fear increased non resident hunting. The ruling could affect Western states like Montana Wyoming and Colorado and a similar New Mexico case.
Scottsdale Development Review Board will review the final 3,621 square foot addition to the Scottsdale Senior Center at 7375 E Second St. The meeting also covers a 7 acre west Scottsdale Road shopping center with three restaurants and 26,973 square feet of shops.
Larry Flynt owner of Hustler plans a three day fast and prayer vigil with his wife and comedian Dick Gregory for Sen. Hubert Humphrey world peace and ending world hunger. Flynt says they are at an undisclosed retreat and Humphrey battles inoperable cancer.
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