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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1977
Page
3
A divided City Council and heated debate surround the Feb. 8 special election on the recently adopted sales tax. Critics argue the tax is regressive especially on food, while supporters say it raises needed revenue. opponents urge cutting $15.8 million in next year’s deficit and oppose maintaining the tax.
The writer notes early signs of spring in the Arizona valley as green shoots return and apricot trees bud. Cardinal birds are seen again, suggesting a lively awakening of life and a special time of year in Arizona.
A Washington based analysis links the Teton Dam collapse in Idaho on June 5 1976 to government policy and Bureau of Reclamation missteps. It also flags Diablo Canyon near Hosgri Fault as inadequately protected and likely to receive NRC license despite safety doubts. North Korea allegedly runs a global drug operation with diplomats implicated in Europe and beyond.
The humor column follows Jimmy the millionaire agribusinessman and his wife Rosalynn as they stage a breakfast scene at the Just Plain White House. Jimmy touts walking to work to solve energy issues while an empty limousine follows, and Rosalynn notes his brother Billy mimicking the stunt at 2 am.
A correspondent rebuts an editorial praising a new driver education law. They argue instructors assure licensing merit, highlight benefits of supervised practice and cost savings, and condemn critics for ignorance. They claim the test process is weak and criticize a 16 year old commenter as jealous.
Writer Cochran underestimates quilting in a Copley News Service installment. The movement remains vibrant with classes, contests, and widespread clubs.
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