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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1977
Page
7
Democratic reformers weigh condensing the presidential nominating calendar to a 13 week window starting in March 1980. The shift would limit small state early contests that aided newcomers like Carter, changing how campaigns build momentum across states.
Washington Today reports Morley Winograd arguing for a 13 week primary window. Democrats press state laws to shorten the schedule and require ballot inclusion for all federally funded candidates, while Republicans discuss national or regional primaries.
The Carter administration urges Congress to pass implementing legislation for a treaty allowing voluntary prisoner returns to complete terms in home countries. Mexico ratified the treaty last December, but House and Senate action stalled amid a busy agenda. Officials warn bills may be lost before Congress reconvenes.
Cocopah seventh and eighth grade students will attend dance lessons sponsored by the Cocopah TPA. Lessons run Sept 26 through Nov 21 on Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m in the school cafeteria. Cost is 75 cents per lesson. not required to attend every session. instructor is Desiree Bellamak.
The first Title I Parent Advisory Councils meeting for Apache Loloma and Yavapai Schools is at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Title I Reading Center at Yavapai 701 N Miller Rd. Officers for the year include Apache chair Russ Bromley and Barbara Bromley along with several others. Coronado High and St Daniel's councils will meet in October.
Kentucky’s state report calls Beverly Hills Supper Club an electrican’s nightmare with many code violations hidden from oversight. Gov. Carroll suspends three fire investigators as congressional hearings unfold in Cincinnati on May blaze. The probe cites improper wiring and lack of sprinkler systems with top capacity far exceeding listed limits.
Arizona three universities warn that higher paid peers will lure away top faculty unless the legislature boosts salaries. Cost of living raises ranged from 2 to 5 percent for faculty, sparking talk of unionizing as university leaders warn of a brain drain if pay gaps persist.
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