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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
9
The National Education Association and Arizona Education Association plan a three day political clinic for teachers in Scottsdale. It will explore how local associations sponsor candidates and use funds for collective action while stressing ethical limits and public responsibility.
Arizona lawmakers are paid 200 dollars a week for nine weeks of regular sessions. after that salaries stop, yet work continues in long or extra sessions. The 100 day session ran 37 days beyond pay, creating financial hardship for some and deterring potential candidates. Any pay rise would require a vote by the people, who may demand proof that higher pay yields better laws.
A local report laments an overabundance of roadside signs in the Valley of the Sun, warning that clutter could blur messages and mislead drivers. The writer calls for action to curb sign proliferation before the area gains a notoriety for visual noise.
The St. Louis Republic reports a Denver directors meeting of the Colorado River Canyon Railroad heard Col. Stanton’s river journey findings and an unpublished preliminary cost for building the line. The proposed 1200 mile route would run from Grand Junction down the Grand River to a seaport at San Diego.
John Chamberlain critiques U S aid and foreign policy using a 1964 audit of aid to Kenya Zanzibar Ghana Cambodia Sudan Egypt Algeria Indonesia and more He argues dollar diplomacy often fails to buy friendship and urges wiser sign controls and local citizen action to improve the sign saturated Valley.
Justice official warns against tinkering with tax laws to curb mergers. He argues such changes could slow growth and cost jobs, urging Congress to preserve protections while noting some mergers may be desirable or necessary. The piece cautions against back door measures promoting monopolies or socialism.
Ruth O Neil District 3 supervisor receives thanks for voting with Bar ney Burns to delay the Papago Park site plan. The move favors locating the hospital with patient needs in mind, suggesting a longer wait may benefit long term access.
A Washington column mocks Coral Gables Florida for using federal funds to buy 20 buses. It questions the city's wealth and urges readers to view the Mass Transit Act aid as a luxury, while calling the residents selfish for seeking government help.
Senator Soaper says some communities fear the sonic boom from projected super jets while the old hometown is a place major airlines avoid. He warns that outer space stepping is proven safe but not on a freeway.
Washington report notes 14 GPO books and pamphlets on writing priced from 15 to 45 cents. Titles include Impress Your Writing and The Winning Letter, with guidance for Army, Navy, and official correspondence. A light jab at bureaucratese ends the piece.
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