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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1976
Page
3
The piece argues the public and media will intensify criticism of candidates during campaigns. It notes unfair attacks, asks readers to overlook minor faults, and urges focus on issues and substantive plans from those seeking office.
Merchants at Scottsdale’s new mall report poor business due to multiple factors. They urge the city to install tenant signposts with lighting and improved parking lot lighting, plus more daytime events and faster tenant occupancy to attract visitors and boost commerce.
A grim portrait of stalled energy policy shows both the White House and Congress failing to advance conservation measures since the 1973 oil shock. Lawmakers spar over standards and funding, with Kennedy amendments facing uncertain approval and risks of a veto.
Carter aides weigh Mondale liberalism against possible New York loss and GOP counterplay. Critics note Mondale's ADA roots on busing and defense cuts, while supporters cite his steadiness. dissent grows over Carter Mondale unity claims and regional risk in Mississippi versus New York.
A letter responds to a July 14 editorial claiming CB based location reports raise accidents. The writer argues CB activity increases alert driving, cites community fundraisers for a Scottsdale police CB, and challenges calls for prohibitions and regulation. The author wagers the editor isn’t a CB user.
The Scottsdale Judo Club thanks Scottsdale Progress editor Bob Snider and writer Jerry Ford for coverage that boosted club activities at the Scottsdale YMCA and City Parks and Recreation. For 13 years the program taught judo to thousands of youths and helped the club be named pilot center for Judo in the United States by the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports.
Ear on Washington reports a light but pointed clash over sports conduct in Congress. The Greensboro Record notes lawmakers debate a simple game moment, highlighting partisan stakes in a minor athletic distraction.
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