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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1976
Page
3
Three GE engineers in the nuclear reactors division quit, citing grave risks and scientific uncertainties. They argue no nuclear power should be pursued, challenging supporters and casting doubt on Arizona's plant and similar projects. They urge weighing human safety over energy needs.
A confidential memo says a loop in Ford’s Energy Act lets large refiners gain exemptions while claiming to aid small firms. Firms like Pennzoil Husky and Charter could save millions, undermining intended relief and boosting major oil interests. The piece notes opposition from major oil groups and includes related press crackdown items.
State Sen Sue Dye introduces a bill to curb fraudulent practices by commercial dance studios. The measure would cap contract amounts and durations, require a $10000 bond, and target scams that prey on the elderly and lonely. Studios counter that reforms hurt legitimate firms while advocates say public protection outweighs concerns.
Washington opinion piece examines how leaks drive journalism, noting conflicts over disclosure in Congress and the White House. It argues for clearer rules and penalties to curb unauthorized information and protect committee briefings while preserving essential reporting.
City officials receive praise for the council, planning commission, and staff for long hours, late-night meetings, and patient handling of public affairs amid election times. The speaker urges appreciation despite occasional disagreements and calls for a vote of thanks.
A reader from Tempe laments after Parada del Sol as parade crowds leave Scottsdale Road littered with paper bottles and cans. The writer urges including a trash pickup float next year to reinforce cleanup messages.
A World War II veteran, wounded at the Battle of the Bulge, requests publication of his Scottsdale memory and asks readers to send get well cards and letters to brighten long winter days. He notes multiple surgeries and an amputated left leg with poor circulation in his right leg.
Community appeal from Carl Angstrom asks Scottsdale residents to write to the City Council supporting Phoenix Transit buses to Scottsdale. The aim is to protect jobs and tourism by keeping bus service ongoing and affordable for all residents and visitors.
The Progress invites letters to the editor but restricts length to 350 words to save space. Writers should include their name and home address for verification if needed.
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