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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1976
Page
3
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled the Board of Tax Appeals may meet and decide in secret, arguing tax matters fit a judicial capacity. Critics say the open meeting law exclusions do not cover tax hearings, risking favoritism and hidden penalties, and urge legislative clarity.
Retired Washington DC Postmaster Carlton G Beall criticizes the Postal Service for rising mail costs and inefficiency. He argues Congress created a one way labor deal, notes high executive salaries, overstaffing and idle hours, and says supervisors are hamstrung by a restrictive labor agreement. He urges Congress to consider alternatives.
Arcadia High senior Scott Oliver argues against parental censorship of the school’s paperback literature course. He criticizes critics led by Charles Summers and Charles Jones who label many titles as smut, noting the elective offers 1 600 titles and protects free speech under the Constitution.
Treasury Secretary William Simon leads a Washington delegation to Moscow for a U S USSR Trade and Economic Council conference with wives and Simon's two sons. The embassy debates entertainment options for the women and a separate schedule for the sons as first snows bless the Kremlin.
Carter spent years pushing for change after winning the 1976 race amid calls to fix federal campaign financing and the primary system. Mondale, later vice president, observes flaws in the electoral college and the campaign-finance rules, urging reform as Udall and Bayh push bills to curb marathon primaries and abolish the electoral college.
The Scottsdale Progress published Monday through Saturday evenings by Scottsdale Publishing Inc. at 7302 E Bard Dr Scottsdale AZ 65251. It lists Jonathan Marshall as editor and publisher and notes awards 1975 1974 1973 Arizona General Excellence. Rates shown include $2.25 monthly and $26.60 annual out of state. Page4 Vol XVI No 243 November 29 1976.
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