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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1977
Page
3
The piece argues over Laetrile's debated cancer claims with supporters urging legalization in Arizona and other states while the FDA bans the drug. It condemns prohibition as premature and calls for court challenges if the FDA maintains the ban.
Arizona, a state with many lakes and the Colorado River, has a high per capita boat rate. In 1975 the state ranked 19th in boating accidents with 115 incidents and eight fatalities. Causes include excessive speed, poor operator training, and lack of safety gear. Readers are urged to follow safety rules to prevent more accidents.
Paradise Valley residents accuse Mayor Barbara von Ammon and council members of limiting public comment on Terry Black's appeal and deleting safety features. They claim county pressure pushes a five-lane Lincoln project despite petitions and a resident-led design. The author vows support for local preservation efforts.
Letter from William V. OBrien of O’Brien's Art Emporium argues that truly creative artists rarely sell well and that dealers and collectors shape careers. He contends artists should build a clientele before seeking dealers and cites long family business history in Chicago and Arizona.
A Washington report notes the Carter White House feeds the press with prepackaged briefings and planned moments. It contrasts the open Hill press environment with the White House’s tightly managed messaging and argues the President dominates media attention over Congress leaders Byrd and ONeill.
Desert plants such as jojoba guayule and Euphorbia lathyris are discussed as renewable energy and materials sources, amid a broader reflection on desert agriculture and national energy policy. The piece contrasts optimistic plant potential with political press room dynamics and a recent White House press briefing misstep over an IRS audit claim.
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