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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1976
Page
3
The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled school officials cannot arbitrarily remove library books due to displeasure. It protects the library as a storehouse of knowledge and preserves student access to information.
The piece argues that no fault or name changes won’t ease the trauma of divorce. It notes Florida killings linked to long divorce battles in Fort Worth and Florida cases with extended court delays. Call for mandatory fair arbitration of property settlements.
University of Hawaii professor R J Rummel cautions that Soviet military growth and American arms restraint could enable a first strike as early as 1980. Multiple sources including UPI and Jane's Fighting Ships note Soviet submarine expansion and growing strategic capabilities. Ikle argues new Soviet programs widen regional nuclear superiority while Ford's detente policy is criticized.
Arthur Hoppe argues the economy follows public expectations not mysterious forces. He notes inflation and unemployment align with belief, urging faith in the President to spark prosperity and urging readers to buy a car now as optimism fuels growth.
Gerald S Mayer argues that the Richards case highlights a broader clash between rapid scientific progress and social norms. He warns that society must adapt its rules and institutions to guard against abuse and ensure fair use of advancing technology in athletics.
A reader praises the Aug 30 editorial for defending laughter as a natural, beneficial release of emotion. Roseanne Stas argues doctors should recognize laughter as essential for joy and resilience, calling it God’s gift and a safety valve for sorrow.
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