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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1977

Page

7

Equality champion fights back against own agency

Richard LaFond, 32, an attorney with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, says he was fired over long hair three inches below his shoulders. His lawyer argues the firing violates his free speech rights while LaFond asserts two years of advocacy for discrimination claimants.

Denver Richard LaFond Equal Employment, Opportunity Commission Commission LaFond ECOC

Carter Signals Support for Federal Consumer Agency

President Carter met with Ralph Nader and six other consumer advocates in the White House and pledged to seek their advice. He promised a good relationship with consumer groups and reaffirmed support for creating a federal agency to protect consumers.

Carter Ralph Nader White House

Arizona State study ranks Scottsdale and Phoenix tied for federal funds

An ASU study shows Phoenix received 77.4 million of 88 million in county federal revenue sharing in 1975, with Scottsdale next at 3.7 million. It notes per capita disparities, highlights Scottsdale’s strong funding effort, and flags requests for retraction from Tempe's city manager.

Scottsdale Maricopa Phoenix Arizona State University Mesa Tempe Glendale Chandler Ryan Amacher Steven Hoffman Center For Public Affairs Arizona ASU Kenneth McDonald James Casey Timothy Bray Amacher and Hoffman

Cactus Show Opens Sunday at Desert Botanical Garden

The Desert Botanical Garden hosts the 30th annual Cactus Show in Papago Park from Sunday to Feb 27. About 500 cactus and succulent displays plus arts, photography, and plant sale draw expected 17 000 visitors. Exhibits accepted through Friday with juried ribbons and sweepstakes. Admission free.

Desert Botanical Garden Papago Park Southwest

Living government program to send Scottsdale students to Washington

The Close-Up Foundation backed project aims to send at least one student and one teacher from each of five Scottsdale high schools to Washington in May as Allen J. Ellender Fellows. A pre-trip seminar will explain the project and the role of business and industry. At least 65 Maricopa County students are expected to participate, coordinated by Carolyn Warner and Ken Geiser.

Close- Up Foundation Scottsdale School Washington, D.C Allen J. Ellender Geiser Close-Up Maricopa County Carolyn Warner State Supt. of Public Instruction Ken Geiser Honeywell, Inc

ERDA Solar Heating Handbook Issued for Builders

The ERDA Pacific Regional Solar Heating Handbook, priced at $3.25, is available from the U S Government Printing Office. It presents quantitative design data for solar heating systems for residences and small business buildings in the West and targets contractors architects engineers and capable owner-builders.

U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration ERDA U.S Golden Gate Ave San Francisco Calif

Two Republicans to be honored at Scottsdale meeting

Two state Republican Party officials will be guests and honored at a Palo Verde Republican Women membership coffee and meeting in Scottsdale. Mrs. Richard Markham, vice chairman of the state Republican committee, and Mrs. Vinton Peck, president of the Arizona Federation of Republican Women, will attend the 9:45 a.m. event at Villa Monterey Country Club on 7979 E Chaparral Rd.

Republican Party Palo Verde Scottsdale Richard Markham State Republican Committee Vinton Peck Arizona Federation of Republican Women Villa Monterey Country Club E. Chaparral Rd

Firebombing targets Pinto residence. two rescued

Police say a firebombing at Manuel Pinto and his wife Yeabel’s Phoenix home injured them as three youths pulled the couple to safety. Robert Krause, 83, was booked on arson allegations. neighbor Daniel Chase reported seeing a suspect toss objects at the house. The home suffered about 17000 dollars in damage.

Temaces Department Manuel Pino Yeabel Robert Krause Manuel Pinto Kearne Daniel Chase Dave Allen Tony Stout Mike Archer Phoenix Jay Woul Stain Tucker St.Jovate Hospital

Scottsdale to discuss solar site and regional information system

Scottsdale City Council will hold 6 p.m study session and 8 p.m meeting at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts and City Hall to review a zoning amendment for research and development facilities on C O land on McCormick Ranch and possible institute site in Scottsdale Executive Park. The agenda also includes joining the Maricopa MAG in a computerized regional information system and other items like abandonment of a street dedication at Marco Development, a use permit for 300 minimal health care apartments, and paving work on 102nd Street.

Federal Solar Energy Research . Institute McCormick Ranch Arizona Scottsdale Maricopa Association of Governments Scottsdale Center Marco Development Corp Gold Dust Avenue Scottsdale Road Earls Drive Miller Road 102Nd Street Cactus Road

Roll Call Report House changes fishing law

Arizona lawmakers appear in roll call summaries covering February 3 to 9. The House adopted Res 133 240 to extend U S fishery jurisdiction to 200 miles, eliminating a 60 day review and expediting the March 1 effective date. Senate considered hunger committee and rotating chairmanships with votes on tabled amendments and reorganizations.

HOUSE United States Senate U.S John Murphy Dn.y Oery Wi Kika de la Gare Texas Congress Tim Lee Carter R-Ky Bulgaria Morris Udall Bob Stump Eldon Rudd

Jewelry worth 5900 stolen from Pinecrest residence

Police said more than 5900 in jewelry was stolen from a pinecrest home Saturday night. Bobbie J. Bourne reported returning around 11 p.m. to find a break in through a locked front door and a box in a bedroom cabinet emptied of items including a 2200 dollar gold chain piece and a 1300 dollar peso chain, plus other necklaces bracelets and rings.

Bobbie J. Bourne E. Vista Drive

Identity mix up at Raleigh drug store ends with governor wrong address

Jim Hunt and relatives paid by check at a Raleigh drug store. When asked for a phone number they could not provide it. The clerk recorded 200 North Blount Street as Hunts address, but an agent of the state bureau of investigation identified the write‑in as the governor's mansion, revealing they were speaking with the new governor.

Raleigh, N.C Jim Hunt Hunt North Blount Street State Bureau

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