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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1977
Page
3
Gardner steps down from Common Cause chairmanship after guiding the group to 250,000 members and broad reforms. He cites open meeting laws, campaign finance reform, and ethics as hallmarks, praising citizen power to influence federal and state government.
David Chase and three companions chased a suspect, tackled him, and held him until police arrived after a firebomb attempt on an elderly couple’s home. They forced entry, braved flames and smoke to rescue the couple, displaying public spirited bravery and quick thinking.
Washington column reports a House Science and Technology subcommittee led by Rep. James Scheuer will investigate nuclear theft risks, security gaps at arsenals, potential for homemade bombs, and international cooperation to keep doomsday weapons from terrorists amid UN and DOD security steps.
President Carter ordered a Pentagon analysis on 200 to 250 submarine launched long range missiles as a possible minimum deterrence. The report notes concerns about shrinking nuclear forces and rising conventional arms, with no immediate shift in strategic power. Melvin Laird supports Paul Warnke’s nomination to ACDA despite policy disagreements.
Martha Almon argues scarce funds should not finance a new complex when schools and churches see low annual use. She cites Judo Club events rented from schools and suggests city district cooperation to share facilities, staff, and resources, noting existing lighting and pool agreements with Scottsdale. She asks if a study shows Cubs economic impact while urging coordinated Community Education Council action.
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