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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1977
Page
3
The federal government’s grown bureaucracy undermines accountability as new leaders bring complex rules and shifting priorities. Cities like Scottsdale face conflicts between old commitments and new HUD emphasized use of funds, risking discarded projects and unstable budgets.
The annual Arizona State vs Arizona football clash shifts from Saturday to Friday on Thanksgiving weekend to fit television slots. The move could deliver about 370000 dollars to ASU, Arizona, and the Western Athletic Conference, but angered many fans and students who bought tickets and planned around the original date. Regents urged to curb such commercial decisions.
Washington column reports a fresh FBI discovery a microfilm strip hidden in a Soviet wallet related to Morton Sobell and the Rosenberg case. The piece notes the ongoing fight by the Rosenbergs' sons, details prior witnesses, and cites Helen Sobell criticizing the revived leak.
Readers condemn editorials supporting recall efforts for Paradise Valley Town Council members. The letter disputes housing lot decisions and the fairness of coverage, arguing costs and civic time deserve balanced treatment and questioning legal principles cited.
A winter visitor told a pastor that some Scottsdale resort apartments kept Jews and Negroes out. City officials are investigating, but without a complaint little can be done. The letter urges owners to offer equal housing to all races and religions during the snowbird season.
Washington columnist John D. Lofton Jr argues President Carter’s second energy address was calmer yet flawed. He contends Carter exaggerates danger and misstates deregulation impacts while urging more domestic production and critiquing recent LNG imports. He suggests a foreign trip would have been wiser than pushing the energy program.
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