Scottsdale Residents Prefer Their City In Public Opinion Poll
A Behavior Research Center survey finds 71 percent of Scottsdale residents very satisfied with living there. Positive views span police protection arts park development and garbage collection while traffic control downtown parking and bus service receive negatives. Half want to discourage growth. one third support encouraging expansion.
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Scottsdale
Behavior Research Center Inc
Phoenix
Carter Opposes Abolition of Voter Registration
Ahistorical editorial argues against eliminating registration for voting. It warns abolition could enable multiple votes by organized groups and weaken party systems while stressing the need to make voting accessible yet require a reasonable citizen commitment.
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Carter
Carter pushes for revived consumer agency faces big business pushback
The Carter administration signals life for a proposed Consumer Protection Agency, drawing fierce opposition from Chamber of Commerce, Business Roundtable and NAM lobbyists. Bryce Harlow and Leon Jaworski unite against the plan, warning of unchecked power and political disruption, while Ralph Nader's group argues the agency could have saved consumers billions.
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Consumer Protection Agency
Ralph Nader
Carter
Capitol Hill
Chamber of Commerce
Business Roundtable
National Association of Manufacturers
Consumer Agency
Richard Nixon
Bryce Harlow
Leon Jaworski
Harlow
Procter and Gamble
Jaworski
House
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Congress
Congress Watch
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Nader Group
Artichoke Vote Controversy Hits Scottsdale CC Election
Thomas L. Koeppel alleges the Artichokes orchestrated ballot removal on April 29 from Scottsdale Community College, violating the student election code and prompting calls for a recount. He accuses MCCCD Governing Board members Roger Brooks Jeremy Butler and Bob Robertson of involvement, suggesting motive to overturn the Independent win.
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Artichokes
Scottsdale Community College
Artichoke
Election Council
Roger Brooks
Jeremy Butler
Bob Robertson
MCCCD
Butler
Independent Coalition
Ard B'Senate
Thomas L. Koeppel
Student Senate
Paradise Valley resident voices support for mayor and council
Carol Tribken says recall efforts against Paradise Valley mayor Barbara von Ammon and three council members are saddening. She credits the mayor and council for steering the town through Lincoln Drive decisions weighing safety, finances, traffic, and growth.
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Paradise Valley
Barbara von Ammon
Carol Tribken
Weekend supplement under fire over Paul Perry feature
Reader condemns a Paul Perry piece as garbage and a sick art scandal. Editor Tom expresses shock and anger at giving space to an X rated filmmaker and calls for dropping his coverage to protect the community image.
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Tom
Your Weekend Supplement
Paul Perry
Old World leads U S in energy innovation
A House subcommittee will hold a hearing on why European energy research exceeds U S efforts. Rep. Leo Ryan and ERDA officials toured Europe, sees projects with no U S parallels including zero energy homes in Denmark and solar powered facilities in Germany. ERDA notes Europe may benefit from higher energy costs and longer investment history.
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House
Europe
Carter
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Rep
Leo Ryan
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Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Copenhagen
Denmark
Wiehl
Dusseldorf
Germany
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Aachen
Neurath
Ryan
Congress
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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