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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1977
Page
3
In 1952 the Scottsdale Community Players formed and, after near collapse, reorganized in an adobe carriage house. Now Stagebrush Theatre on Second Street marks 25 years of fostering local culture with original plays and growing audiences.
An editorial argues that greed drives France and West Germany to supply plutonium to nonindustrial nations. It cites leaders Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Desai Qaddafi and Carter and warns of a global arms race if nations gain atomic weapons. The piece endorses Carter's push to curb plutonium spread.
The piece analyzes Mario Cuomo as a potentially pivotal figure for New York City politics amid Beame Abzug and Badillo factions. It notes Cuomo's slim campaign, business focus, tax stance, and cross party appeal, while acknowledging opposition from Carey and liberal critics. Cuomo emphasizes spending cuts and order in schools and crime policy to stem industry exodus.
Harriet Van Horne reflects on Queen Elizabeth II during a period of austerity and criticism. The piece contrasts royal pomp with democratic pride, noting the monarchy's resilience, costs to taxpayers, and mixed American perceptions while highlighting the Queen’s dignity and steadfast role.
Jerald terHorst, ex White House press secretary, denounces Ford for cashing in after leaving office. He accuses Ford of huckstering and merchandising while criticizing past presidents for private memoirs and deals with NBC and the American Enterprise Institute. TerHorst calls Ford’s image into question and notes TerHorst’s own similar actions.
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