Editorial on sex education and parental criticism in Scottsdale
An editorial urges honest sex education for eighth graders and critiques parental opposition to a health manual. The piece argues less-than acceptable dating practices are normal, calls for accurate instruction, and warns that denial fuels misinformation and social issues including venereal disease and illegitimate births. It criticizes parents who block options for educating youths about life.
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United States
Scottsdale
Doctor's letter urges tougher police on bus and ambulance safety
A local doctor writes in a Progress letter urging stricter enforcement of traffic laws around emergency vehicles and school buses after witnessing near misses. He cites drivers failing to pull aside and stop as an ambulance on an emergency run and a car nearly hitting a child crossing from a stopped school bus. The writer calls for a campaign to ticket offenders to save lives.
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A & Ew
Rani
Time for Justice Douglas to Quit
Conservative column urges Supreme Court Justice William D. Douglas to resign claiming senility and a pattern of trying to curb media rights. It cites incidents at Wisconsin and Texas lectures, court rulings, and criticisms of his First Amendment stance.
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Douglas
Washington
Supreme Court
William D
Oo Re
University of Texas
Sapien
Washington Star-News
Justice Douglas
Harry Truman
Press Freedom Underscored Amid Brazil and Vietnam Censorship
The piece argues that censorship could remake nations into repressive regimes like Brazil under Gen Geisel and Thieu’s South Vietnam. It cites Agnew style silence, jailings of reporters, and press bans as threats to democracy, warning of a world without the first amendment.
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U. S
South Vietnam
Thieu
Alan Cranston
California
U. S. Senate
Iin
Sou Vietnam
Co worker stabbing cited as motive in late arrival case
The victim was stabbed as coworkers expressed concern over her unusual lateness to work, according to reporting in the Ft Wayne News Sentinel.
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Ft ‘Wayne
Community letter praises Freddie Gage school talks
A Scottsdale reader defends Freddie Gage for speaking to teens about drugs at Paradise Valley High and three Scottsdale high schools while criticizing principals for limiting his access. The letter also commends SRP directors, especially Bill Schrader, and objects to an editorial before elections. The writer notes youth hostility yet says Gage’s message transforms some students. The piece reflects local concerns about church state separation and community leaders.
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Shane
Freddie Gage
Freddie
Jesus
Scottsdale
Paradise
Valley
Jerry Wae
Bernard
Paradise Valley
Aew
SRP
Arizona
Bill Schrader
Scottsdale editor and publisher listings in 1974 issue
The page lists Scottsdale editor Jonathan Marshall and publisher W. B. Wright with roles at the National Newspaper Association. It notes subscription rates by carrier and mail for Arizona, including weekly, monthly, and yearly prices, and names Jerry McElfresh as managing editor in an April 1 1974 issue page 4.
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John Dean
Bebe ‘Rebozo
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Carlos Garcia
Ernesto Geisel
Recife
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Satan
Considine
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Schrader
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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