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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1976
Page
3
Painter Ted DeGrazia offers a gift of at least 200 artworks to Maricopa County Community Colleges. The plan to build a gallery costs an uncertain 300000 to 1000000, plus ongoing operating costs, without formal board approval.
A forensic praise of Israel’s daring mission to rescue over 100 hostages held by Arab terrorists in Uganda. The piece highlights cross continental covert planning, risk of loss of planes and lives, and the political stakes if the mission failed, urging other nations to adopt a tougher stance.
The piece traces how lawmakers skirt nepotism rules by placing relatives on congressional payrolls. It names several examples from both parties, notes salaries now reach about $44,635 a year, and highlights veteran members who stay on the payroll via connections despite the 1969 ban.
The Scottsdale Elementary Schools Honors Band concluded a short week with a June 30 performance that highlighted growth from March. Director William Mitchell urged annual honors, noting woodwinds and brass depth improved, and praised parent, teacher, and district support despite no salary pay for the director.
Washington dispatch examines whether voluntary cigarette advertising curbs could curb smoking without violating First Amendment rights. Supporters like Rep. Don Edwards push for industry self regulation, while critics warn against government overreach and a slippery slope to control personal choices.
A Fairfax High School student writer argues that lifting smoking bans and designating smoking courts encouraged teen smoking and litter with butt receptacles vandalized, turning courts into drug traffic hubs. County officials revisit high school smoking policy amid concerns.
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