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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1976
Page
3
The piece honors Plymouth settlers and 355 years of American growth. It contrasts humble beginnings with modern abundance and urges Rededication to the nation s founding ideals while noting the Bicentennial context and the ongoing feast of achievement across agriculture science and culture.
The article forecasts major changes under President Carter including a slower coal rush to the Western Plains, reduced emphasis on nuclear power, and a push toward solar energy, cleaner coal, and energy conservation. It notes expected Cabinet appointees, EPA and Interior enforcement, and a possible strong federal strip mining law.
Frederick Sadowski Jr. of Arvada Colorado writes to the Dutch John Utah ranger offering $2 to partly pay for damaging a Flaming Gorge picnic table. He explains his father taught him vandalism is wrong and vows to be extra careful in the future.
A Scottsdale reader argues the city already supports a viable AAU swimming program run by the Scottsdale Aquatic Boosters Club with about 100 participants and multiple practice times at Eldorado and Civic Center Pools. The letter questions heating Civic Center Pool for YMCA use and criticizes public funds and fuel costs.
Lynda Hopkins urges strict BB gun controls in the city citing canal use hazards and a recent event where a 9 year old was targeted with a BB gun grazing his arm. She blames irresponsible behavior and asks parents to take responsibility for their children.
GAO confidential study concludes the war on organized crime is faltering as rackets flourish nationwide. It blames federal strike forces for not doing the job and cites internal Justice Dept criticism and morale problems. Thornburgh shows concern over misfocus and communication while noting several mob bosses remain jailed.
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