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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1977
Page
4
Opinion urges Scottsdale to adopt environmental protection guidelines for growth. It calls for environmental impact reports from large developers and sets out the need to balance mountainside development with flood water, vegetation loss, and traffic concerns.
City officials push to curb outdoor merchandise displays in Old Town Scottsdale aiming to preserve a western flavor and prevent a sterile, antiseptic look. Twenty five stores have been warned, including longstanding landmarks that draw tourists and define the area’s informal charm.
A reader argues the primary cause of inflation is the federal government through deficits and money supply. The letter criticizes Congress and the administration and urges monetary growth near 4 to 5 percent with restrained fiscal policy as the path to stabilize the economy.
Harvard educated gorilla signs with the Des Moines Cowhawks as a rookie middle linebacker. He impresses in his first game against the Boston Bulls by intercepting three passes, returning two for touchdowns, and earns rookie of the year and possible MVP consideration while turning down endorsements and planning a future in bodybuilding salons.
The piece argues Panama Canal must remain under U S control for oil shipments and global military reach. It cites Alaska oil tanker lightering, Gravel projections, and statements by Ellsworth Bunker and Admiral Moorer to support a urged stance against surrendering sovereignty.
In Singapore the central business district enforces a 7:30 am start to a restricted zone operation. Vehicles must display a prepurchased 1.60 dollar daily sticker or avoid downtown. Result: traffic down 73 percent, car pooling up 80 percent, more bus riders, less pollution, and smoother bus service.
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