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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1976
Page
3
A критique notes Haldeman’s memoir as self serving and immoral in tone. It argues the former White House chief of staff tries to justify White House funds and donor money while others were punished. The piece critiques lack of new insight and accountability.
Building codes in Arizona are outdated given new materials and methods. Rising energy costs, smaller households, and aging population demand revisions to encourage energy conservation. Variances may be needed for solar panels and shade structures, and lot placement rules could affect sun and shade use.
Washington drama centers on Rep. John Anderson pressuring the Export-Import Bank to cut Poland’s machine tool loan rate from 9 percent. White House aides and AFL-CIO lobbyists join in a bid to secure terms for a General Motors truck plant in Poland, with Ford administration officials weighing presidential intervention.
Elise Little of Adult Action argues the attorney general and regulators ignore land fraud in subdivided developments. She cites thousands of defrauded taxpayers and questions term limits and urgency while urging ongoing accountability and yearly clean sweeps to serve individuals daily.
A writer urges elimination of gender based events in schools such as father son and mother daughter banquets. She argues single gender groups exclude children without a parent of the right gender and cites divorce as common in Phoenix. She says sponsors should include an accompanying adult and publicly acknowledge it.
Harriet van Horne assesses the Democratic National Convention noting divisions from past clashes over seating and abortion. The event is a major media showcase with about 600 staff at CBS News and a platform Carter supports enthusiastically.
The report says anonymous Americans funded the field and 11th century abbey at Hastings, a treasured historic site where William the Conqueror defeated the Saxons. The gesture strengthens goodwill between nations, though the donors wish to remain unnamed.
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