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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1977
Page
3
Ada Louise Huxtable in The New York Times warns Dallas style high rise expansion threatens landscape and lifestyle. She urges planners to enforce long range plans to avoid barbarism of unchecked development and preserve open space, civic quality, and community vitality.
In a critique spanning 1938 Munich to 1972 Olympics fallout, the piece argues France compromised principles for money. It cites Neville Chamberlain, Abu Daoud, and France’s refusal to extradite, prompting questions about justice for French victims and France’s willingness to confront terrorists.
Washington insiders report rising dissatisfaction among pro liberal Democrats over Cyrus Vance's handling of high level State Department appointments. They fault leaks and lack of advance clearance, noting Warren Christopher's possible No. 2 role and the exclusion of congressional consultation from Rep. Dante Fascell to Rep. David Bowen.
Rep. Downing chairs the House Select Committee on Assassinations as it asks Congress for 6.5 million to pursue possible conspiracies behind Kennedy and King killings. Polls show public doubt but no clear mandate for a full inquiry. critics question funding amid budget austerity.
Editorial praises a plan linking Scottsdale children with Cocopah Hohokam Yavapai Supai Paiute and other tribes. It suggests a program led by an astute person to bring tribal and city youth together for cultural exchange and shared adventures.
Readers urged to support CROP to help Indian children at risk of slow decline. The appeal envisions volunteer work bridging cultures between tribal youths and Scottsdale students, fostering exchange and mutual learning across school communities.
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