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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1969
Page
2
An editorial argues against removing horses like Nelly and Dobbin from Scottsdale towns as growth and traffic rise. It praises horse heritage and urges stricter enforcement of clean stable and corral conditions to curb filth while preserving equine presence amid new high rises and big business.
The Scottsdale School District considers creating a master teacher classification to honor and support exemplary educators. The proposal would grant extra planning time and set a pathway for younger staff, seen as a cost effective way to upgrade education, though it faded amid budget discussions.
Washington report notes Representative Scherle warns college leaders to clamp down on rioting or risk deep cuts to federal education funds. He cites Columbia University and bipartisan support in Congress for enforcing laws against campus disturbances amid tense national debate on student unrest.
Arthur Hoppe argues against a government run draft while noting a mother's claim that raising a child costs money. He envisions fair condemnation for required service but rejects state ownership of sons, highlighting the cost of parenting and the idea of a new Selective Service system.
A compilation of noted statements on taxation cites figures from Franklin Marshall and Otis to Burke and Paine. The excerpts trace evolving views on consent taxation and the moral and political costs of funding government.
Evans Novak reports the Nixon administration preferring a two stage Vietnam withdrawal beginning with a potential 200000 plus US troops to pressure Hanoi toward a political settlement. If Hanoi resists, stage two signals long term US presence with reduced casualty impact. Experts note private talks ongoing in Paris and signals of a negotiated outcome despite Hanoi's public reaction.
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