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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1976
Page
3
The WWF conference in Sweden gathered about 800 people from 35 nations to discuss protecting endangered species. Speakers warned that humans are destroying rain forests—stable for 60 million years—at 50 acres per minute, risking water air soil and minerals essential for life.
The Arizona politician closes twelve years in the U.S. Senate with quiet dignity and a focus on public service. The editorial praises his integrity and dedication while noting past policy disagreements.
President-elect Carter faces pressure from coalition groups to boost federal spending for new jobs while trimming the proposed tax cut. Advisers discuss a $5–7 billion spending plan and a $10 billion tax cut, arguing $15 billion is the minimum for effectiveness.
President Ford was fed energy summaries from federal agencies for the State of the Union. ERDA chief Robert Seamans pushed optimistic lines on the Clinch River fast breeder reactor fusion and solar projects, while GAO and internal memos warned of safety costs delays and premature claims.
A Woodbridge New Jersey report states a man was cleared on April 3 after a no bill ruling on illegal possession of munchucks. Separate clippings note Dennis E. S six co owner of a Toledo car center and mention a divorce followed by a bachelor lifestyle surrounded by rare books antiques and signed portraits.
In a spoof interview the Interpol agent ties a string of global terror acts to Yasir Arafat and the Palestine Liberation Organization. The 31st of February Movement is blamed for hijackings and restaurant seizures as a phantom cause.
A U S News piece notes Oct 1 rate rises in 29 metros averaging 10.8 percent year over year and 500 kWh bills up in 21 markets. APS seeks two-step increases totaling 11.2 percent then 13.9 percent to fund planned facilities through 1978.
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