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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1976
Page
3
Mondale, a liberal senator from Minnesota, is praised for work on child care aging housing and civil rights. The piece highlights his district attorney background crime prevention tax and election reform efforts and notes his book on presidential accountability.
Senate testimony questions ERDA progress on non nuclear energy projects. The agency created to advance solar geothermal wind and other systems earmarked 70 percent of its budget for nuclear work and under three percent for solar. Critics say solar energy may not be usable until toward century turn.
Washington story details Elliott Richardson once lauded as a reformer now under fire for criticizing the SEC over foreign bribery probes. The White House task force faces internal disputes as Richardson argues against granting the SEC a major investigative role while New Mexico politics intertwine with a Ford administration pest control funding decision.
Shirley Feinberg laments district changes as homeowners urge stricter animal noise rules. She stresses 16 years of peace before new residents and an animal ordinance erode tranquility and privacy. She calls on the mayor and council to restore quiet by enforcing outdoor dog restrictions.
In a letter, L D Nicolson criticizes a proposed building for DeGrazia works. He questions valuation by museums or collectors and condemns DeGrazia's ego as monumental while urging community support for Western art housing.
Mrs. Robert Lock praises attendees at the Scottsdale Stadium Fourth of July celebration for singing the National Anthem with genuine feeling, noting the crowd joined in loudly and expressing hope to keep up the spirit in future events.
The Washington Post reports an almost dead dam caused a one day postponement of the sixth race in the Olympic sailing trials.
The study by Syracuse University scholars Patterson and McClure interviewed 2,000 voters during the 1972 campaign and found newspaper readers gained more issue knowledge and voter insight than TV viewers. Ads helped distinguish candidates, while news footage offered little substantive information.
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