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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1977
Page
3
Attorney General Bruce Babbitt asks for 430000 more for the criminal division to hire 13 lawyers and 16 investigators. He argues a lean staff hinders investigation and prosecution despite new white collar crime laws and calls for prioritizing crime-fighting resources.
Arizona Department of Transportation conditionally approves a north loop to connect Bell and Pima Roads. Scottsdale and northeast Phoenix residents have long pressed for the by pass. The plan awaits Maricopa Association of Governments approval and agreement between Phoenix and Scottsdale.
Barry Goldwater argues no code can ensure moral purity in Congress but supports stronger candidate disclosure. He cites about four to five percent dishonesty, endorses the new ethics bill as a step forward, and states he will disclose his holdings to counter speculation about his wealth and reputation. United States Senate member Goldwater weighs honesty, party responsibility, and public trust.
Arnold R. Dahlberg argues that Tempe’s The Lakes development uses water efficiently. He compares 322 acres with 50 acres water to cotton farming, golf, and citrus areas, claiming residents use far less water per capita. He calls editorial conclusions on artificial lakes misguided and urges recognition of lakes as a prudent water use.
The Arizona Adult Foster Home Registry, Inc. seeks families to provide companionship meals laundry room and care for aged individuals who do not need skilled nursing. Families with a member home full time are preferred. Call Mrs. Lee at 252-1746 for details and a compatibility study.
Edward Flattau reports a 1976 surge in family planning actions across crowded nations. Singapore, Punjab, New Delhi, and Maharashtra mandated sterilization or birth control measures while many developing countries expanded programs. European and North American reforms, plus shifts in the United States, point to a gradual stabilization of population.
The Pentagon accuses the State Department of anti Israel bias as Washington vetoes Israel's plan to export 24 Kfir jets to Ecuador. Kissinger reportedly supported the sale, but Carter's administration blocked it citing policy against advanced aircraft to Latin America. Ecuador warns of shifting to Soviet or French arms.
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