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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1977
Page
4
The Salt River Project board reduced annual water allotments by one third and halted new agricultural pumping rights due to drought. With light snow, scarce rainfall, and low reservoirs, farmers face reduced acres and potential crop losses, while experts urge conservation and efficiency for urban and agricultural use.
The passage condemns Afrikaner rule in South Africa after Steve Biko's prison death. It notes mass protests, 150 black leaders arrested, 18 black organizations banned, and two black newspapers closed. It calls the justice action unjust and warns of violent strife unless rights are granted while balancing US investments.
Journalist Dick Stelzer compiles interviews with twenty three show business figures on their psychotherapy. Celebrities like Tony Randall Lee Grant and Sid Caesar reveal how treatment reshaped their lives and self perception while others declined participation or questioned psychiatry’s value.
Edward Flattau reports on Dennis Dale's plug flow digester that converts cow manure into methane. The system could let 350 cows or more make a farm energy self sufficient though full year results are unproven, with ERDA trials and Worldwatch commentary weighing potential and economics.
A dean conducts a satirical interview with a WASP applicant named Schneider, quizzing him on race, gender, and athletic quotas before revealing a twist: the institution seeks to enroll the academically handicapped. The dialogue mocks admission biases and quotas.
A reader quotes the Oct. 12 editorial and endorses scrutiny of military leaders. The Progress invites signed letters to the editor limited to 300 words, with preference given to typed, signed submissions.
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