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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1977
Page
3
The Supreme Court holds rape is not punishable by death, finding the punishment cruel and unfair though the crime is horrible. Victims may suffer mental injury, but many recover, a conclusion some dispute as logical and defensible.
A commentary argues that legal reasoning could criminalize clothing and behavior by labeling them provocative. It warns judges might jail women for wearing short skirts or tight sweaters. The piece suggests clothing designers should fear court decisions and contends strict sentences are needed to deter rapists.
The Camelback Hospital Mental Health Center celebrates a decade in the area. In the past year the center treated 672 patients and logged 4 866 outpatient visits while expanding services and partnering with Camelback Hospital and the Arizona Department of Behavioral Health Services to fund care.
The president described untapped U S oil and gas as a great national treasure to be kept for future use, signaling a conservation approach that could limit current production. The disclosure, made in a private White House session, sparks debate on energy strategy and its global effects.
President Carter, amid talks of stiff Washington politics, mingled for over an hour with one thousand Democrats at a New York fund raiser. He joked about himself while signaling a shift toward relaxed, mass-friendly style, drawing praise from Humphrey and the crowd.
A Scottsdale reader laments widespread water waste from lawn sprinklers and forgotten hoses. He cites overflowing streams and flooding near Camelback Road, Chaparral Road, and Jackrabbit as proof of ongoing waste and asks officials to act.
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