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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1977
Page
3
Arizona leaders propose rebates of 71 million and 84 million, sparking debate. Critics warn one time payouts do not fix long term deficits or fund essential services such as law enforcement, prisons, energy research, public transit, and education for the disabled or rural medical needs.
In a Soviet crackdown ahead of the eight day Passover, authorities ban baking matzoh and bar all imports. The move is framed as a gesture against religious freedom, highlighting continued repression despite the Helsinki accords.
Letter to the editor questions a Paul Perry piece comparing Dr. Bryan C. Butler to Guggenheim. The author cites Phoenix Art Museum records showing no Butler donations and only one painting bearing his name. He urges accuracy in reporting and rebuts sensationalism.
In a letter to the editor, Guy Stillman praises the Arizona Republic for avoiding IRE reports while arguing sensationalism sells papers. He contends the IRE findings were well documented and insists newspapers must reveal facts to inform the public about political leaders and Bolles' impact.
A reader asks six public questions about the Central Arizona Project including evaporation losses from feeder canals and impounded lakes, current water losses in areas like the San Pedro River, land ownership around waterways and lakes, future land plans, funding sources, and present water conservation practices in Arizona.
A humorously exaggerated column notes the crowded cookbook market and highlights Ceil Dyer as a prolific author preparing The Carter Family Favorites Cookbook. It jokes about eggplant recipes and includes a tongue in cheek family recipe Manx Ghlum with Wonder bread jelly and peanut butter, ending with quirky serving directions.
Inside Report outlines how President Carter faces environmental opposition to coal and nuclear expansion while seeking political feasibility. It notes tensions between conservation, jobs for environmentalists, and rapid energy output, with Schlesinger steering toward conventional nuclear methods and avoiding fast breeder reactors.
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