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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1977
Page
4
An editorial argues for basic education focusing on the three R s while urging schools to teach information literacy and critical thinking. It stresses home influence, early childhood reading, parental engagement, and the need to motivate children to learn in a changing world.
A broad coalition opposes new freeways in the Phoenix metro area led by Phoenix and county officials, business leaders, labor, and builders. ASU professor Gordon M. Weiner warns the Papago Squaw Peak interchange would destroy Hohokam ruins, while opponents favor rerouting along the Salt River as part of Rio Salado plans.
Washington observers say President Carter, absorbed by presidency issues, has kept Democrats at arm's length, alienating lawmakers with aloofness and anti pork barrel stance. Hamilton Jordan pushes outreach while White House staff turnover fuels early missteps and patronage tensions.
The letter argues Good Samaritan is a specialty hospital not competing with community centers and will anchor Phoenix as a regional medical referral hub. It notes CAHSA allows for specialty beds, with 0 new general beds and 0.25 bed reallocation to the Regional Spinal Cord Injury Center, and contends the project lowers costs per patient day after 1984 while updating facilities and boosting Phoenix’s medical standing.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report at Belgrade's European Security Conference the Soviet delegation led by Yuri Vorontsov resists Western human rights critiques of Charter 77 and a looming Shcharansky trial. Western delegates applaud Moscow's embarrassment while fearing Kremlin pressure tactics and possible splits with Western Europe.
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