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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1976
Page
3
Doctors and lawyers in Arizona face eroding public respect as malpractice suits surge and insurance costs rise. The Legislature grapples with bill proposals, opposed by trial lawyers, seeking a balance that protects the public while fair to professionals.
Time Magazine reports that Billy James Hargis, once a nationally famed preacher linked to the Crusade for Christian Morality and the American Christian College, severed ties after alleging illicit relations with four male students and one female student. His fall shocks followers and raises questions about public figures and moral leadership.
Van Horne argues readers should pity Patty Hearst and her relatives while questioning the justice system. She cites brainwashing claims by Dr. William Sargent and references Stephen Weed’s forthcoming memoir about Hearst. The piece contrasts her home life and Berkeley study with the SLA kidnapping.
The Scottsdale Jaycees praise the community for a successful 1976 Parada del Sol and begin plans for 1977. They thank the mayor, city officials, police, Maricopa County Sheriff's Posse, Chamber of Commerce, Main Street merchants, radio stations, and volunteers while apologizing for a few oversights. Jerry Heetland, president, signs the note.
Edward W Barron argues for high quality music in the Civic Center Mall to create a relaxing atmosphere. He criticizes current loud sub par playlists from a mall eatery and advocates canned music with strolling musicians and Christmas carolers to attract citizens.
MPLA leaders told Mark Moran they welcome U.S. talks and would push Cuban and Soviet troops to leave Angola after any settlement. They deny desire for permanent Soviet or Cuban bases and say formal U.S. recognition is not required. The message, delivered to the State Department, notes potential cooperation on Cabinda oil fields and hints at a coalition government.
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