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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1976
Page
3
The article argues Scottsdale should keep the Chicago Cubs by building a new stadium, noting spring training, tourism, and local events as benefits. It warns that delays at City Hall risk losing the team, since renovations at the old park are impractical and a modern facility is costly.
The Libyan representative leads the Security Council while critics condemn Libya for subverting nations supporting terrorism and arming conflicts. The piece cites funding for violence in Ireland and Lebanon and Kaddafi's boastful role in global terrorism. It urges action to halt Libya's violations or face expulsion.
The Internal Revenue Service moved to drop the foreign bank account query from tax returns despite enforcement officials urging retention. IRS commissioner Donald Alexander pressed the change in 1975 amid ties to a Bahamas bank and opposition from law enforcement. Rep. Vanik proposed reinstating the question as a countermeasure to evasion.
Democratic leaders and fund-raisers in Pittsburgh after a 15 hour whistle stop fear that Jimmy Carter's tax reform gaffe and Playboy interview may signal a drift toward defeat. The party splits over policy and the crowd reaction dampened by rain and monotone campaigning.
A letter accuses a United Way ad of deception highlighting a female oriented appeal. The writer cites 1975 agency payments by gender including Big Sisters and Girl Scouts and urges donating to women’s groups instead.
Dr and Mrs Harold Donovan request city action to complete islands on Scottsdale Road near McDonald Drive. They note ongoing lack of greenery and appeal for grass and shrubs to improve the area across from their Villa Serena complex. City plans aim to finish landscaping by February 1977.
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