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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1977
Page
4
The piece warns of rapid scientific shocks from drugs to pollution and population growth. It highlights a looming neutron bomb capable of destroying people without wrecking buildings, and notes serious funding considerations amid fears for humanity’s future and even the fate of cockroaches.
A county supervisor proposes a fixed total cost of living raise pool divided by the number of employees. The plan adds cost of living line items on paychecks, preserving existing salary scales and narrowing disparities between high and low earners. Objections from employee groups are anticipated but the proposal warrants serious consideration this year.
Paradise council discusses rezoning of a 4.9 acre parcel to R-18 igniting editorial critique. The June 17 editorial questioned planning realism and governance while the council moves toward zoning adjustment.
The letter cites Amy Lowell and Patterns to argue for equality while detailing Paradise Valley zoning actions. It notes a council June 9 decision, historic downzoning debates, and a rezoning petition by 38 nearby residents to favor R-18 residential preservation against commercial development. Gordon E. Hart comments as former PV planning official.
The column mocks President Carter as a clever, rule bending tennis player in a spoof about a mock summit with Brezhnev. It argues the piece confuses tennis with real life and suggests Carter would outplay rivals in diplomacy, ending with a quip that tennis is not life or death.
The prime sponsor fought to bring the bill to a vote after extensive scrutiny over two years. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette notes the measure has been examined repeatedly in that period.
Congress backs an amendment to curb Arms Control Agency chief Paul Warnke amid fears over verification of a future SALT agreement. Critics say the reorganization downgraded verification, while supporters insist the move strengthens treaty enforceability and reduces cheating risk.
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