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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1977
Page
3
The town once protected a quiet, acre minimum and underground power, but growth pressures led to a key zoning concession allowing homes on less than half acre lots. Critics warn the move erodes the community’s unique character and faith, and fear further erosion amid urban sprawl.
The Commerce Department weighs approving a 13 million dollar super computer to the Soviet Union used for missile and submarine tracking. Control Data says it aids weather forecasting, but critics warn of Soviet access to top tech. President Carter reportedly issued a stop order and may replace the secretary if veto fails.
Editor argues for a mandatory five cent deposit on beverage containers to boost recycling. Cites Yosemite trial with over 70 percent return and New York Times editorial noting potential $1.8 billion in consumer savings and large energy gains nationwide.
Washington reports disturbing evidence of a secret deal between Panama’s Omar Torrijos and Libya’s Muammar Qaddafi. The pair allegedly pledged allegiance, planned exchange of military delegations, and discussed economic ties including a $100 million Arab bank in Panama and land for Libyan activities.
A letter by Bradley K Vandermark alleged high transport costs for nuclear equipment at Palo Verde, suggesting taxpayer funding. The editor states the claim is absolutely false.
Combustion Engineering Inc handles transport of nuclear components to the Palo Verde site. Costs are part of the purchase contract with Arizona Public Service Company. No tax monies fund unloading facilities in Mexico or related road work. Movement of heavy plant equipment is common across energy sectors. Facts were disclosed to Arizona media earlier this year.
Mr. urged friends to advocate on behalf of the slain girl’s father asking relatives to contact Washington officials to restore the death penalty. The appeal seeks stronger penalties and public backing.
President Carter's environmental message pledges broad goals but critics doubt funding and enforcement. Sierra Club's Linda Billings calls Toxic Substances Control funding inadequate compared with Clean Air Act and pending legislation. EPA budget and White House timing cited as factors. CEQ leadership signals strong push to implement policy.
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