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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1976

Page

3

Water power and Arizona growth tied to dams and plans

The piece traces Arizona’s water and power history from Roosevelt Dam to Glenn Canyon and Colorado River projects. It notes a study by the Bureau of Reclamation proposing up to six million kilowatts of capacity upgrades and praises hydroelectric power as a clean, cost‑effective energy source for the state’s continued growth.

Roosevelt Dam Arizona Roosevelt Salt River Valley Phoenix Colorado River Salt River Glenn Canyon Dam Bureau of Reclamation Western States

Power and reform clash in Arizona House committee

Arizona lawmakers confront power dynamics as Rep. Diane McCarthy blocks a Senate-passed bill to license marriage and family counselors. The measure, backed by psychiatrists and counselors, aims to curb unskilled practice amid high divorce rates and public distrust in government.

Arizona Congress Diane McCarthy Glendale House Health and Welfare Committee Senate McCarthy Rep

Slobbus Americanus Disrupts Fountain Hills Concert

An outdoor Fountain Hills event faced disruption as Slobbus Americanus interrupted the program while attendees thanked McCulloch enterprises for funding the costly show.

McCulloch Enterprises Fountain Hills

Cherokee flood traps teachers as two teens ferry them home

In Cherokee last Tuesday heavy rain flooded roads around Cherokee School trapping teachers. Two Chaparral High School boys navigated raging rivers offering to guide a caravan through back roads then returned for more help. The writer thanks them and the Cherokee teacher who donated services.

Cherokee School Red Cross

Ford to govern from Oval Office on flat-bed truck

Press Secretary Ron Nessen outlines a mock campaigning plan for President Ford to remain seated at his desk in the Oval Office during the primary, driving a flat-bed truck through crucial towns. The strategy includes an umbrella in rain and a restrained public presence to project leadership.

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Ft McDowell meeting clashes with BIA police

A Ft McDowell tribal member thanks press for coverage of Bureau of Reclamation talks on Orme Dam while criticizing BIA police. He recalls outsiders barred from a meeting and a protest that led to his uncle’s heart attack, noting surveillance and community fear.

Bureau of Reclamation Ft. McDowell Tribe Orme Dam BIA U.S. Army San Carlos Ft. McDowell

Goldwater Attacks Reagan Over Panama Canal Stance

Washington columnist notes Barry Goldwater criticizes Ronald Reagan on canal policy, while Goldwater and Reagan share similar positions on Panama. The piece traces Goldwater’s hard line from 1964 through recent Senate support for sovereignty and warns against shifting canal policy.

John D. Lofton JR Washington Sen Barry Goldwater Ronald Reagan Panama Canal United States Goldwater Reagan Canal Senate Congress Ford Administration Western Hemisphere Johnson Guantanamo Cuba Castro New York Dover N.H Reno LBJ Eisenhower Canal Zone Panama Ford Payee Barrywater

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