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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1976
Page
3
Arizona district courts handle 1,175 civil and 2,066 criminal cases in 1975 with five judges. average 647 cases per judge. Delays burden parties, risk witness loss, and jeopardize due process. Call for at least one new judge now and another federal judge soon due to population growth and rising crime.
The piece notes rapid CB radio adoption by drivers, truckers, and road users who share warnings and entertainment. It discusses misuse such as broadcasting police locations to evade speed traps, linking this to higher accidents, disrespect for law, and calls for prohibition and fines to curb abuse.
In backrooms veteran observers note Jimmy Carter blends faith with strategy while Jerry Brown touts a mixed formula courting liberals and conservatives. Both portray themselves as principled yet pragmatic, with Brown stressing thrift and tax reform and Carter stressing faith and public confidence.
The President's CWPS proposes exemptions for the iron and steel industry from federal water pollution laws. An EPA evaluation notes potential unjustified costs to a weak steel sector, amid lawsuits to roll back standards. CWPS cites economic impact and industry influence while denying collusion.
A letter argues against massive federal spending and a $1.8 million HUD grant to Scottsdale for landscaping, Hayden Road completion, senior center, traffic signals, and park upgrades. The writer claims such projects should be locally funded to curb deficits and inflation.
A reader argues to keep a city bark law, urging that nonowners deserve peace and condemning dogs allowed to bark freely. The letter appeals to compassion for the sick and overwhelmed while warning of a chaotic city if the rule is dropped.
A letter argues that DeGrazia is not an important painter but a local artist with sentimental work and PR skill. The writer urges arts funds to aid young and promising artists instead and cites Jonathan Edwards Fellow Yale University as context.
The Rogers Arkansas news notes ceremonies will feature an announcement of the winning slogan or nickname.
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