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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1977

Page

4

SMH unveils Piper Family Health Center on Shea Boulevard

Scottsdale Memorial Hospital announces the Kenneth M. Piper Family Health Center on Shea Boulevard as a move toward decentralizing routine care and reducing costs. The facility aims to treat noncritical cases locally, lowering expenses while preserving full hospital services for complex needs. Convalescent beds are proposed to free expensive care units and further cut medical costs for Valley residents.

Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Kenneth M. Piper Shea Boulevard SMH a _ SMH Fountain Hills

Capitalism grows behind the Iron Curtain critique

The article argues Soviet leaders praise their system but fail to match Western gains after 55 years. It notes private plots now supply a significant share of meat milk eggs and potatoes and cites Brezhnev incentives for private farming. It concludes communism lacks enterprise motivation.

Brezhnev Ussr Kremlin

Rivlin considered as Lance replacement in Carter budget push

Washington rumor links economist Alice Rivlin to the vacant budget director post as Carter faces mounting economic and political pressure. With Lance's exit debated, HUD and Treasury officials weigh spending strategies and potential camouflage like wage guides or Burns reassignment to reassure business.

Washington Alice Rivlin Bert Lance Carter Rivlin Congressional Budget Office Office of Management and Budget OMB Lance White House Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Patricia Roberts Harris Harris Capitol Hill Treasury Robert Strauss Arthur Burns Federal Reserve Board Burns

Fame as a moral illness in a tacky culture

The piece argues fame defines modern values more than drugs or illiteracy. It cites Zsa Zsa Gabor, Billy Carter, Julie Nixon Eisenhower, and Elvis Presley to illustrate society's preoccupation with celebrities. It warns that hero worship degrades intellect and character, leaving youth with few worthy role models.

Zsa Gabor Billy Carter Plains Julie Nixon Eisenhower Joe Namath Paul Newman George C. Scott New West Magazine Fred Allen Elvis Presley Presley Memphis Elvis

Longer runway expansion urged for Scottsdale Airport safety

A Scottsdale citizen advocates Alternative No. 3 to extend Scottsdale Municipal Airport runway and add safety features. He argues for increased runway availability to improve emergency handling, reduce neighborhood noise, boost city tax revenue, and notes air carriers rarely use Scottsdale versus Phoenix Sky Harbor.

Scottsdale Phoenix Sky Harbor

Euphemistic Games and Press Freedom Critique

A reader objections letter argues the paper enforces space limits and bans certain ads while claiming to welcome freedom of the press. The writer stresses signed, typed letters and questions the publisher's selective standards.

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