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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1977
Page
3
A cold wave highlights energy shortages and the need to stop talking and start acting. The piece argues for federal commitment to new energy sources, citing solar, wind, waste gas, and waste wood, with NASA as a natural leader for non polluting energy development.
The article notes President Carter chose Walter Mondale as running mate and gives him major responsibilities. Mondale travels to Western Europe and Japan to reassure allies and explain new U S foreign and economic policies. The move signals a broader, closer vp role and a shift in executive practice.
Carter reportedly ordered immediate studies to reduce the U S strategic arsenal to 200 to 250 long range missiles all submarine launched Gen Brown expressed concern over such a drastic cut while Harold Brown argued the risks involved The leak of the order followed a high level SIOC briefing on nuclear contingencies and SALT II negotiations drew renewed attention from Ford Kissinger and Brzezinski as experts weighed the potential impact on Western Europe and arms talks
The speaker warns that Britain now faces destitution and begs for survival aid from former enemies. The $3.9 billion IMF loan is described as a desperate gambit amid what is portrayed as economic debasement and decline. An allegory compares America to England as a warning to the reader.
Activists urged action against pet store puppy sales amid Humane Society concerns. They cited cruel puppy mill practices and called for stricter local animal health laws, better feeding standards, shelter, and medical care for dogs.
White House press secretary announces President Carter pardons Vietnam draft evaders but not deserters. Reactions flow from veterans groups, deserters, and families, with critics calling the move discriminatory while supporters see it as a step to heal national wounds. A New York Daily News poll shows 39 percent in favor and 49 percent opposed.
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