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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1977
Page
3
The 1970 constitutional amendment created a bipartisan salary commission that surveyed wages for judges legislators and executives. The panel recommends raises to attract top talent and curb corruption with plans to take effect next year if approved by the governor and legislature.
The Shah of Iran traveled to the United States to meet President Carter and other officials as a guest invited by the U.S. government. Pro-Shah protests turned violent, raising questions about dissent and safety while affirming rights to protest.
Paris reports European panic over Carter's SALT II plan as France and West Germany doubt U.S. commitment. French leaders study the issue to counter decoupling Western security, warning Moscow gains could undermine NATO and pivot Red Sea oil, with Ethiopia seen as a Soviet base bid.
A pair of TV anchormen won local mayoral races last week, joining a trend of entertainers entering politics. The piece satirizes Haberdash, recounting his rapid rise, a disastrous dam disaster during a local game, and fallout including tax hikes and indictments, ending with a reflection on media politics.
Jeffre y Timbanard councilman defends all incumbents and recall candidates, urging judges to evaluate officials by entire voting records rather than single issues. He cites his minority vote against Lincoln Drive widening and eight homesites on five acres, expressing support for those who voted both ways.
HAL WEBER of HJ Tessier & Co questions columnist David Markstein’s endorsement of Swiss francs as a better investment. He argues currency shifts worsen the U.S. balance of payments and warns against withdrawing capital. cites U.S. programs outperforming francs and advocates investing in America’s growth.
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