10 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
1
The council, after a prior court ruling forced subacre zoning for a 40 acre parcel east of Tatum Boulevard and north of Mummy Mountain Road, voted to rezone to less than one acre. Members had unanimously denied a proposed ordinance allowing subacre lots under special use permits, and agreed the ordinance contained issues.
President Carter accused Congress of knuckling under to oil and auto lobbies as House panels rejected key energy provisions. White House aide Jody Powell said the decontrol of natural gas prices and other measures would harm the American people, while vowing to oppose the actions and push for stronger energy legislation.
The Beverage Industry Recycling Program center opened in February at 1501 E Princess Drive on Scottsdale Tempe property, has paid consumers over 4 million dollars and collected more than 66 million pounds of recyclables. The facility, growing faster than others, pays 17 cents per pound for aluminum cans and scraps and one cent for steel or tin cans and newspapers.
The Phoenix Suns selected 6 foot 6 forward Walter Davis of North Carolina with the fifth pick in the first round. Davis averaged 15.7 points per game and shot 53 percent last season, helping UNC reach the NCAA Championship final against Marquette.
Scottsdale merchants met with city officials to address vandalism in the Mall and Civic Center Plaza. They cited overnight destruction by juveniles, skateboard disturbances, and unsafe parking garage conditions, with police watching for suspects but no identified leads.
The Associated Press wires report a roundup of events and brief items across regions. No single dominant story is identified in the provided fragment, but multiple short notes touch politics, society, and economy.
Two critics emerged from a White House meeting asserting President Carter is leaning toward at least limited production of the costly B1 bomber. In the Netherlands, efforts to free 65 hostages held by South Moluccan terrorists in a train and school remained deadlocked despite a second mediation effort.
A May 28 fire at the Supper Club in Fort Mitchell Kentucky was attributed to an electrical defect in a service space by the state fire marshal. The blaze claimed 161 lives and prompted investigations and safety reviews.
Nairobi reports Radio Uganda declares a British resident known as Cullen will be shot by end of next week if convicted of spying. In other notes a line about US and Soviet arms talks appears garbled with incomplete phrases on Monday.
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