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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1977

Page

3

Editorial: Water policy urged to curb waste in arid Southwest

An Arizona editorial urges conservation as Salt River Project cuts water allotments by one third amid drought. It argues reallocation toward less water intensive crops and drip irrigation for citrus, cites Maricopa County usage of 290 gallons per person daily, and warns that without careful planning lakes canals and wells may run dry.

Board of Governors Salt River SRP Israel Maricopa County Arizona Schneider Methan U Golly Dr. Pettibone Big Twelve

Myopia in Utopia and the South Africa Unrest

Commentator condemns apartheid governance in South Africa after Steve Biko’s prison death and mass arrests. Notes 150 black leaders jailed, 18 organizations banned, two papers closed, and argues for equal rights to prevent violence. US investments complicate policy, but moral stance urged for Africa relations.

Union of South Africa Steve Biko United States South Africa Africa

Secrets of stars spill into print by Harriet Van Horne

The piece reviews Dick Stelzer’s book The Star Treatment in which 23 show business celebrities discuss their psychotherapy. It notes Neil Simon, Sid Caesar, Tony Randall, Sammy Cahn, Blake Edwards and others describe treatment, self acceptance, and life changes while some, like Daniel Ellsberg and Irwin Shaw, decline participation.

Dick Stelzer Steltzer Dinah Shore Neil Simon Sid Caesar Lee Grant Tony Randall Sammy Cahn Blake Edwards Randall Bob Newhart Newhart Grant Daniel Ellsberg Nixon Ellsberg Irwin Shaw

Manure to methane could power small farms says inventor

Edward Flattau reports on Dennis Dale’s plug flow digester promising inexpensive methane from livestock waste. Tests show limited run length on small herds, while ERDA and Worldwatch weigh economic and ecological impacts of biomass to fuel energy future.

Edward Flattau Gene Dale Dale Dow Chemical Midwest India America Energy Research and Development Administration ERDA Colorado Nebraska Washington Florida Ludington Mich RDA Dennis Hayes Worldwatch Hayes U.S

Better Methan U Faces Quota For Academically Handicapped

A satirical interview reveals an administrator offering a spot to a weak applicant after a parade of racist and discriminatory questions. The dean boasts a quota system while the student laments his limitations, ending with a mock admission offer for a supposedly underserved student.

Look at the canal editor reply from Foltz Jr

A letter from Thomas R. Foltz Jr. commends critics who challenge the integrity of military leaders in response to the October 12 editorial Look at the canal. He voices strong approval and urges debate.

Huzza Thomas R. Foltz JR

Progress Letters to Editor Guidelines

Readers are invited to send signed letters to the editor with a 300 word limit. Typed letters are preferred for clarity and legibility and space constraints apply.

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