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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1976
Page
3
School officials consider moving the start date up to two weeks earlier to imitate Arizona universities and end the first semester before Christmas. Critics point to climate, vacation patterns, and higher costs as major drawbacks while urging transparent community input and concrete cost data.
The Area Agency on the Aging again sponsors the event with Diamonds Sears and J C Penney stores participating. Agencies such as LEAP Phoenix Indian Center Family Service Kiwanis Urban League Valley Christian Association and ASU students will assist with transportation and wrapping. Scottsdale riders contact YWCA Friendly Visitor Service at 949 7337.
Washington The scene inside the White House shows Betty Ford reading the concession telegram as Gerald Ford speaks softly to his family. The First Lady and children comforted a weary president while aides and photographer Kennerly shared tears and pride at a defining moment after his defeat.
A letter to the Phoenix Transit Co criticizes car reliance and urges Scottsdale to advertise bus routes. It highlights lower costs for riders, reduced stress, and independence on buses. The author notes 47 percent of Scottsdale workers live there and 53 percent commute in, urging residents and nonriders to support and try bus travel.
The piece argues election results trigger utility and tax increases. Salt River Project plans a 21 percent rate rise amid 6 percent inflation, while Hamilton Test Systems seeks higher auto emission testing fees. It forecasts yearly rate climbs until Palo Verde starts in 1982, with bills potentially up 120 percent, and warns schools and legislators to prepare for higher taxes and salaries in 1976.
The piece notes President-elect Carter faces a wary press after a era of tense White House media ties. It recalls Carter’s deliberate, cautious style and how reporters pressed for commitments. It mentions a California hotel conference where Carter vented about unfair coverage and Jody Powell’s remark on public perception of a slipping campaign.
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