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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1977

Page

3

Rio Salado plan rises again for Valley development

Rio Salado, a long proposed urban project by ASU architecture students, could gain federal and state support after Orme Dam was shelved. Led by William R. Schulz and James Elmore, Valley Forward promotes financing plans to turn flood-prone Salt River channel into parks, lakes, and civic assets from Mesa to West Phoenix.

College of Architecture Arizona State University James Elmore Salt River Indian Bend Wash Orme Dam Central Arizona Rio Salado Valley Forward Association William R. Schulz Elmore Mesa Phoenix

Eldon Board Bans Dictionary Amid Word Controversy

Eldon Missouri residents pressure the school board to remove The American Heritage Dictionary from classrooms. Critics say censoring a standard reference shows dangerous self appointed judges of reading material. The town of about 3,500 must reckon with the episode.

Eldon English Desk

Washington Merry-go-Round conflicts over Pentagon overspending

Washington reports show Lance pressing Carter to curb Pentagon outlays with a White House note. Examples include Army electronic gear $21 million over budget and Army Engineers $219000 excess. GAO discrimination claims surface among black employees. McCloskey shifts stance on consumer agency amid Nader critique.

Washington Bert Lance Georgia Pentagon Lance Carter Defense Harold Brown Oval Office Brown Army Army Engineers Defense Department Paul Pete McCloskey Calif Richard Nixon Consumer Protection Agency White House Esther Peterson Ralph Nader

The Togetherness Trap by Arthur Hoppe

A humorous critique of sociologists claim that day people should marry day people and night people night people. The piece argues lasting marriages stem from mutual nagging and purposeful distance, not inherent time-of-day compatibility, lampooning the sociologists and their study.

University of Missouri University of Wisconsin

Antijunk food bill gains unlikely backing in Congress

The piece questions Sen. Clifford Case proposed bill to bar vending junk foods in schools during lunch. It notes budget scales for the Agriculture Department, quotes ASFSA and supporters while highlighting lack of concrete data on junk food impact on federal lunch programs and potential antitrust concerns.

Washington Dept. of Agriculture Department Steve Dewhurst Agriculture Clifford Case Agriculture Dept New Jersey Republican Bob Bergland Nancy Anderson Case Anderson Food Service Association ASFSA Ken Schlossberg USFSA Schlossberg Alan Stone Sen George McGovern Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs Stone John Robinson Talsie Shank Justice Dept

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