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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1977
Page
3
The text argues U S steel faces competition from subsidized foreign exports and cartels abroad. It urges modernization, industry labor cooperation, and cautious tariff policies to avoid broad consumer price rises and tariff wars. It cites Arizona copper as a similar production-cut risk and warns of plant closures and unemployment without reform.
The Tucson Daily Star reports Wesley Bolin plans a taut administration with department heads reporting directly to him. He may require preclearance for public statements and could replace dissenting officials, aiming to curb hidden policy while avoiding reduced public access.
Washington writers Jack Anderson and Les Whitten report on secret House documents alleging the CIA helped an Asian opium ring smuggle drugs into the United States and then misled Congress. The case centers on Puttaporn Khramkhruan, a CIA asset in Thailand, and a dropped prosecution after pressure from CIA officials and documents showing efforts to plea bargain and drop charges.
Calvin Coolidge Elementary principal fires gym instructor Fred Frisbee over alleged immoral thoughts toward Denise LaFleur and Mile LaFleur. The dispute echoes a Supreme Court ruling on same sex teachers and morality, prompting Frisbee to seek action against President Carter.
Edward Flatta argues that sealed glass offices and apartments block natural ventilation, wasting energy. He cites buildings accounting for about 40 percent of consumption, notes studies showing operable windows cut energy use, and says many 1960s sealed structures could be retrofitted, with lighting and insulation as other factors.
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