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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1977
Page
4
The British series Upstairs Downstairs ends its run on public television marking a cultural milestone. It educated Americans about England from 1904 to 1930 while delivering intimate family and servant stories with quiet realism and strong performances.
Dozens of civic and health groups joined Scottsdale Memorial Hospital for a first Arizona health fair at the stadium. More than 1,000 people attended with tests and demonstrations while a tug of war won by Tavan School students.
A Scottsdale reader recounts buying East Cactus Road land amid no water. a developer drilled a well and connected lines, later donating the water plant to the city. After the city demanded a $400 hookup, a $135 meter, and now higher rates, the writer argues for privatized water or secession, urging pricing shifts to nonresidents and tourism to ease local costs.
Paradise Valley residents clash over Lincoln Drive widening with calls for recall of four council members who supported safety measures. The author urges broader citizen action, citing state fuel tax funding and shared road use by Scottsdale and Phoenix commuters.
A humorous encounter at a service station depicts Jojo Carter, President Carter's relative, claiming roles in economic planning and energy strategy. The skit mocks tax credits and gas pricing, with absurd quotes on bonds, credits, and different fuel options. The narrator questions the cost of a gallon as Jojo administers imaginary charges and jokes about program motives.
An opinion from the Chicago Sun-Times argues against the notion that men have an inherent top position in society, advocating for gender equality and challenging patriarchal assumptions.
Roger Stone, using alias Jason Rainer, faces election as national YRs chairman in Memphis June 7 to 12 amid fears of a Viguerie backed conservative takeover. His 1972 CRP dirty tricks role, paid infiltrations, and later ties to NCPAC are cited as a political albatross for the GOP and a test of party accountability.
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