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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1976
Page
3
A report warns Carlos the Jackal may possess a portable nuclear bomb. It notes his past kidnappings hijackings and murders, cites Yugoslav to Arab embassy movements, and urges international action to prevent a first detonation and global blackmail.
Citizens recall Scottsdale’s downtown revival plan with a red brick imitation crosswalk project. Merchants blame miscommunication and parking losses for a lengthy disruption while warnings arise of slip hazards and potential lawsuits as the city nears project completion.
TIM D. KELLEY, Manager of the Arizona Beef Council, argues beefalo marketing claims are overstated. He notes protein, fat, and cholesterol comparisons to beef lack solid evidence and urges sticking to facts over sensational claims. He cites grain feed efficiency and consumer judgment.
Harr iet Van Horne interviews a New York woman who plans to vote for Jimmy Carter and even postpones a trip to Florida to cast her ballot in upstate New York. The piece notes concerns about Carter's diction and speech patterns and contrasts them with Ford as debates loom, while observing a rough, uncivil campaign climate and an inevitable upcoming transition.
The NIH outlines restraints on recombinant DNA research citing dangers and costs. Prohibitions and limits aim to prevent dangerous experiments while scientists debate the balance between pursuit and safety. The Columbus Dispatch notes global concern and hopes the guidelines curb reckless exploration.
Last American style by Arthur Hoppe portrays Jimmy Carter admitting lustful thoughts in Playboy. Milton Haberdash defends him in a dinner party, provoking a comical domestic crisis. A near divorce ensues as Haberdash learns a moral about secrets and marriage. He later credits Carter with the secret, though he refuses to reveal it.
The bride wore a white lace gown with bridesmaids in pink dresses. Decorations carried a pink color scheme for the ceremony, reflecting a unified pastel tone.
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