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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1976
Page
3
After Proposition 200 defeat, utilities and opponents spent large sums, with supporters few resources and a broad call for an impartial, science based energy policy from Congress and the next administration.
Editor and Publisher surveys show 62 percent of responding papers endorse Ford and 12 percent back Carter. Carter had higher share of endorsing circulation at 23 percent, while Ford papers accounted for 62 percent.
Washington report says a Kissinger dominated State Department blocked Soviet visas for the Helsinki commission. Only Western Europe and Yugoslavia are visited as the 12 Congress members and three executives travel for three weeks. Critics say Ford and Kissinger used quiet diplomacy, while Carter faces uncertain policy shifts after the election.
In Scottsdale area readers note Cocopah Community School provides after school classes at low fees with Scottsdale Parks and Recreation backing. Capable youths coach youth sports and Chaparral High offers trips clubs and Young Life events. Transportation may be helped by instructors encouraging car pools.
A writer thanks the Scottsdale Job Service for friendly, respectful assistance in finding new employment. The author notes regular visits, understanding officers, and encouragement, contrasting with a harsher Mesa office.
Washington column flags large fundraising totals by House Democratic leader Thomas ONeill and questions how funds were used. The piece cites $267,870 raised since 1972 with $23,000 spent on cars, meals, gifts, and travel, plus lavish dinners at 1789 and Duke Zeibert's. A DNC convention party cost $3,543 and unitemized air fares exceed $6,400. A spokesman defended the expenses as proper campaign committee spending.
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