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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1977

Page

3

Terror in the sky hijacking by Japanese Red Army claimed

A Japan Airlines jet with 156 aboard was hijacked by militants claiming ties to the Red Army. The piece warns that such groups threaten civilians and demand global cooperation to stop air piracy and nuclear blackmail risks.

Japan Air Lines Red Army U.S

Study endorses sprawl while urging dense options

A Maricopa Association of Governments study argues low-density development is economical and compatible with utilities, suggesting limited gains from changing patterns. It warns a Los Angeles like sprawl could emerge by 2000, but calls for alternatives like cluster zoning and neighborhood self-sufficiency amid energy and pollution concerns.

Los Angeles

See America First Mr President Ends 11 Day 24000 Mile Trip

Conservative readers argue Carter should focus on domestic crises such as steel layoffs 100000 workers unemployed and farm debt. The piece questions foreign travel while steel plants shed workers and farmers face rising costs and debt. It urges addressing internal problems before international ventures.

Crookston Minn Carter Venezuela Brazil India Iran France Poland Belgium Nigeria Zbigniew Brzezinski America

Somoza Dictatorship Exposed as U S Ally

Investigative report portrays Anastasio Somoza as a vainglorious tyrant who built a personal fortune while using a party card system to control government workers. It notes cantons to enforce loyalty, mandatory parades, and CIA backing behind the Bay of Pigs setup, with Nicaragua's poverty and Somoza's isolation highlighted.

Washington Anastasio Somoza Nicaragua Idi Amin Latin America Somoza Liberal Party Luis Anastasio_Somoza CIA

Bottle bills save energy

Editor Will Osborn urges Arizona lawmakers to back H R 936 the national Bottle Bill noting its potential to reduce energy use by replacing returnables and cites EPA testimony that nationwide returnables could save 115 000 barrels of oil daily He points to energy shortages and litter reduction supported by the National League of Women Voters and cites 1975 container production figures to stress urgency

Carter U.S Will Osborn Arizona EPA John Sawhill Federal Energy Administration United States National League of Women Voters

Fr Nohava urges decency in advertising standards

A letter from Fr Douglas J. Nohava of the New Covenant Newman Center calls for excision of explicit graphics in X rated ads and urges listing only essential information to uphold respect for sex and persons in community papers.

Douglas J. Nohava New Covenant Newman Center

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