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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1976

Page

3

Reform Bills Stall In Arizona Legislature Despite Promises

The Arizona Legislature faced stiff reform resistance as bills on lobbyist registration open meetings and final vote postings failed to advance. Senate support existed but House leadership blocked votes, and financial disclosure died on agenda despite committee approval. Voters are urged to问 candidates about stance on Common Cause reform bills.

Arizona Senate House Government Operations Committee James Ratliff Common Cause Judiciary Committee Peter Kay Legislative Conference

Susan Ford and press ethics over privacy

The piece argues the President and First Lady should shield Susan Ford from sensationalism. It criticizes reporters for probing her personal life and urges focusing on news and issues rather than gossip about the president’s daughter.

United States Secret Service Susan Ford Susan Betty Ford

Ford silence on SALT fuels hardline fears in GOP

Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report hardline anxiety over SALT policy as President Ford declines to answer Kemp's Aug 16 letter and a follow up from adviser Brent Scowcroft. They warn of a post election push for a favorable SALT II settlement and possible abandonment of cruise missiles.

Rowland Evans Robert Novak Washington Ford Capitol Hill Jack Kemp New York Mr. Ford Kemp United States Soviet Union Congressional Pentagon Henry Kissinger Kremlin U.S Fred Ikle Arms Control Agency Dr. Kissinger Ikle Kissinger Jimmy Carter Capitol National Security Council White House Brent Scowcroft Carter Gerald Ford Dad Cheevey Skarewe University Dearest Irma

Crosswalk proposal near hospital on Osborn Road

Letter from G R Majors urging Scottsdale authorities to install a crosswalk and pedestrian sign at Osborn Road midway to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He cites jaywalking by nurses and staff and a near miss with a speeding driver, calling for safer, shorter access across the roadway.

Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Osborn Road Osborn Osborn and Civic Center Plaza Scottsdale G.R

Horses Deserve Bridle Paths in Scottsdale Parks

Letter from Lyn Owens argues for horse access in Scottsdale parks. He notes riding from Tempe through Indian Bend Wash to Vista del Camino Park was halted by a park official. He compares motorcycle and bicycle allowances to horses, urging bridle paths as a cost effective alternative.

Ing Tempe Indian Bend Vista del Camino Park Scottsdale Lyn Owens

Scottsdale Symphony Delight Draws Community Crowd

The Scottsdale Center for the Arts hosted the Scottsdale Symphony Association last Sunday with performances of The Shadow of Your Smile and the Zampa Overture. About 50 young participants in blue shirts and jeans joined the ensemble, creating a lively harmony and a sparkling afternoon of entertainment for locals and winter visitors alike.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Center

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