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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1976
Page
3
The editor argues that Prop 200 would endanger future generations by expanding nuclear power. They cite unknowns in containment, human error, waste disposal, and cancer risks while urging a yes vote to pause Palo Verde.
The Phoenix-Scottsdale United Way faced criticism over funding of male dominated groups versus female oriented ones. A spokesman explained funds go to 40 agencies chosen by 100 volunteer auditors and 20 accountants who review budgets work performed need and beneficiary numbers, not sex or ethnicity.
After five months of silence the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce board issued a release blaming SAM for adverse publicity and saying it will back merchants affected by the Scottsdale Road project. The statement denounces negative coverage and calls for a public grand opening of the new road with narrower lanes and redesigned sidewalks.
A Paradise Valley reader criticizes Gary Deonise for denigrating Scottsdale Community College student government and faculty while seeking a seat on the MCCD board. The letter argues for better student communication over confrontation and questions his vindictive motives aimed at board member Roger Brooks.
Mrs. V started her federal service in the 1930s as a stenotype operator for the SEC. She worked in Baltimore and Washington.
The piece argues diplomats in the United States evade punishment under immunity rules. It cites a 1790 treaty, the stalled 1972 Vienna Convention implementation, and calls for Congress to pass bills to ensure liability and insurance for nonofficial acts and driver cases.
The Phoenix City Council approved a 30,000 square foot supermarket site at Camelback Mountain by a six to one vote, overturning a planning commission rejection. The move prompts concern over aesthetic harm, increased traffic from 2,000 more cars daily, and potential future rezoning along Camelback slopes.
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