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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1977

Page

5

Consumer advocate Esther Peterson predicts future consumer agency

Washington AP Esther Peterson says a independent consumer protection agency will win approval in Congress, aided by Carter administration support. She notes opposition from business groups and the changed votes of prior lawmakers, but believes momentum builds through 1978 as consumer voices gain legitimacy and industry links grow. Peterson, 70, has long driven consumer affairs and federal policy.

Louise Cook Associated Press Washington Esther Peterson Consumer Protection Agency Congress Ford Carter Peterson Provo Utah Amalgamated Clothing, Workers of America Kennedy President’s Commission On the Status of Women Johnson Giant Foods White House

U S officials study ultimate dry martini powdered booze

U S Treasury Bureau studies powdered alcohol developed by a Japanese firm for pre mixed cocktails. Tiny alcohol particles in powder form would dissolve with water to make drinks like whiskey sour or daiquiri. Global Marketing of Seattle notes tax decisions affect U S distribution and product packaging.

Washington Treasury Department Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Japan Seattle Mike Hill Global Marketing Hill

Tranquilizer tests eyed for Grand Canyon burros

National Park Service plans next month to test tranquilizing guns on about 300 wild burros in Grand Canyon National Park to gauge effectiveness and potential removal. Officials cite non native status and impacts on native plants and wildlife, amid a pending burro management plan and environmental impact statement.

Grand Canyon National Park Service Grand Canyon National Park Park Merle E. Stitt Park Service The Humane Society of United States American Horse Protective Association Committee To Save Secretary of the Interior Stitt

Chandler jail escapees flee during night shift drill

Authorities search for two trustees who escaped from Chandler City Jail. John C. Grange 31 of Paradise Valley and Thomas A. Hopson 23 address unknown walked away from the jail garage Saturday while on the night shift. Grange served 10 to 20 years for assault with a deadly weapon related to a 1974 shooting of two federal agents. His attorney said Grange was moved after a sexual assault at the prison and a parole hearing is scheduled in two weeks. Hopson’s sentence and transfer reasons were not immediately known.

Chandler John C. Grange Paradise Valley Thomas A. Hopson Arizona Grange Michael Benchoff Hopson

Bell plans major Arizona investment in phone network

Mountain Bell will spend 494 million dollars in Arizona over two years to expand and upgrade service through 1979. Officials say the project will not raise rates, with about 140 million this year and over 177 million in each of the next two years, driven by higher demand for new connections.

Phoenix Mountain Bell Arizona Bill Gardner Telephone Company Gardner

Scottsdale schools chief to discuss Cherokee enrollment

William Randall superintendent of Scottsdale schools will visit Cherokee at 7 30 p m Wednesday to discuss enrollment issues across the district. All school board members invited. Frank Schilling will visit Cocopah at 2 25 p m Thursday to meet parents and teachers. The annual Scottsdale PTA tour will stop at five district schools with lunch at Kiva.

Betty Reedy William Randall Scottsdale Schools Cherokee Cherokee Association of Parents and Frank Schilling Cocopah Scottsdale PTA Parent Council Kiva Margaret Lee Kiva Tee Pees Karen Rogers

TV stars Jon Ritter and Nancy Morgan wed in lavish ceremony

Los Angeles AP report notes Three's Company star Jon Ritter married Nancy Karen Morgan in a lavish Sunday ceremony honoring the couple. The groom is Tex Ritter's son, tying two prominent entertainment lineages.

Los Angeles Jon Ritter Tex Ritter Nancy Karen Morgan Ritter Three’s Company Miss Morgan

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