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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1976
Page
3
President Ford and challenger Carter will face off tomorrow evening in a debate to let the public compare their views on key issues. The League of Women Voters will sponsor the event, while CBS faces pressure over audience camera shots and potential showmanship concerns.
The Maricopa County Community College District considers a $20 million special bond election to fund six years of construction. Critics argue taxes have risen and homeowners must pay, while supporters see growth justifying the figure. Facilities such as Glendale College’s $724,000 girls physical education facility and Maricopa Tech’s $210,000 diesel lab are cited.
The text contrasts a $690000 classroom building with a proposed $4175476 education center at Mesa College and questions $270000 remodel for Phoenix College offices. It also asks if five Scottsdale College projects totaling $3366000 are essential and whether $982000 for support facilities should be included before seeking voter approval.
Coronado High School Class of 76 member Mark J. Scarp writes in support of Thomas Salcito for Scottsdale Federation of Teachers president. He cites Salcito's dedication to student careers, scholarship guidance, and clubs, noting his availability and advocacy for student interests.
The Progress has received many unsigned letters and those signed with pseudonyms cannot be published. It will withhold writer names if needed, but letters sent must include a signature and a telephone number verifiable by staff.
In Denver wave of disappointment, environmentalists say Dick Lamm has abandoned campaign ideals for pragmatic energy policies. They criticize subsidies for synthetic fuels, Pueblo nuclear enrichment, and lack of long term land protection. Lamm defends compromises as necessary under federal relations and partisan limits.
Secret papers of James Akinsquote reveal Saudi pressure on the United States to curb Iran oil prices and to press the shah to lower them. Yamani says Kissinger signals differ from actions while Saudis note U S treatment of the shah. Akins calls for a full congressional investigation into the matter.
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