Judge Tang's Juvenile Court Under Fire Over Photo Ban
The editorial disputes Judge Thomas Tang's secrecy in a case where two youths, Mark Godfrey and Christopher Miller, face charges in the death of Fred Ryan. It urges protecting public access while balancing rehabilitation and accountability in serious juvenile crime.
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Tax Time Rant and Tips for Honest Filers
Tax season brings groans as taxpayers resist payments. The piece urges accurate forms, highlighting errors like incorrect Social Security numbers. It advises attaching W 2s, checking math, documenting deductions, signing, and avoiding audits while noting refunds.
Martyrdom and the Call to End Racial Injustice
The piece reflects on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination in Memphis and the urge to end racism in schools, housing, and jobs. It contrasts King’s nonviolence with the hatred of “slaves” driven by fear and inferiority, urging decisive action to remove injustice and prejudice nationwide.
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Passing Thoughts and Global Notes Sweep the Page
A collage of quips on golf, Cuba’s airliner threats, and North Korea's Pueblo seizure mix with musings on silence and college coaching. Observations on the Boy Scout movement aging, and a tongue in cheek note on spring.
Carmichael shifts amid King's assassination sparks violence
The piece describes Stokely Carmichael reacting to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination with a move into Washington's Northwest ghetto to pressure stores to close, later leading a march amid renewed violence. It notes shifts toward militant tactics, the absence of established civil rights leaders, and the possibility Carmichael could supplant nonviolent leadership in national black politics.
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Spring Scene Fashion Show Praises Plaza Three Readers
Judy Reynolds receives thanks from Scottsdale Progress for publicity and photographs on the Spring Scene Fashion show. The letter notes terrific readership and many favorable comments, calling the event a fantastic success aided by local publicity efforts.
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Thin Wall Bonds In Fifth Avenue Apartment Oddity
Bob Considine writes about Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Richard Nixon sharing a Fifth Avenue building and rarely speaking. He recalls neighbors, earthen walls, and comic closeness as anecdotes unfold from a blackout and artful living in tight space.
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Luxury tax talk mirrors wealth and politics across nations
The piece argues against a broad luxury tax amid a rich economy, citing Britain’s 50 percent rate and U.S. newspaper spectacle of lavish parties and purchases. It warns such a tax may fail to curb excess and risks political backlash, noting past tax history and the allure of luxury goods like diamonds, mink, and Rolls Royces.
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