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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1976
Page
3
Supporters tout minimal risk and strong safeguards while opponents warn of cancer risk from radiation. A U S Geological Survey study cites leaks at three disposal sites undermining the program and raises questions about Palo Verde Plant and potential long term contamination of groundwater in Arizona.
A columnist condemns the push for simplified letters that omit salutations and titles to save time and money. The piece warns the trend would strip language of color and personal touch, favoring efficiency over courtesy and accuracy.
Letter writer accuses the BIA and Bureau of Reclamation of Nazi-like tactics to force Fort McDowell Indians to relinquish ancestral land. He cites historic losses, urges protests to Interior Department and lawmakers, and warns against ongoing coercion. Also a Scottsdale reader urges permission for night tennis with court lights for cooler play.
A Scottsdale resident questions the district and officials Bruce Burns and Frank Schilling after a reported incident described as a prank involving six students assaulting a teacher. The writer demands clear actions, definitions of prominent families, and accountability for discipline affecting all schools in the district.
An elderly veteran recounts his views on Ronald Reagan from a Lafayette Park bench. The chat critiques spending on defense and welfare cuts, Kissinger policy, and busing while praising Reagan's national experience and prospects in the race.
A Western California group reintroduced a mountain lion to the wild, with a radio-tracked release in Southern California. In Connecticut, scientists pursue Atlantic salmon reintroduction, aiming to revive populations absent for over 160 years, while noting a decade-long horizon and a million-dollar annual cost.
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