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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1972
Page
2
The editorial condemns the neglect of farm workers who lack unemployment coverage, child labor protections, and health insurance. It notes the federal minimum wage disparity of 1.30 dollars per hour and widespread poverty. It warns that HB 2134 would bar farm workers from striking, worsening their misery if enacted.
Mr. Berger opposes a bill letting school boards hire outside legal help with district attorney approval. He argues it could invite political payoffs, though the state system often fails to provide adequate counsel to schools as shown by Scottsdale. Berger blames underpaid deputies and a lack of top talent for costly mistakes and unresolved issues.
In the 25th Ward Philadelphia Democrats favor Hubert Humphrey, while Muskie lags with weak commitment. Polls show Wallace and McGovern siphoning votes, with ethnic Polish loyalty fading among younger voters, and busing opposition widespread. Wallace may still gain momentum if he campaigns locally.
Mary Lee Dixon of Scottsdale laments long lines and tedious checks at the Motor Vehicles department. She argues the process wastes newcomers time and fuels tax concerns, urging smoother handling and clearer requirements.
Maurice M Stern of the American Trial Lawyers Association challenges an editorial from Friday April 7 1972. He asserts trial lawyers lobby strongly against no fault as proposed in the Oregon bill and notes support from Arizona and Maricopa Bar Associations. He predicts the insurance industry will push the same no fault package again next session.
A 1960s era column argues that resistance to social change fuels tax loopholes and calls for reform. It links tax inequities to inequality, suggests reforms by Muskie Humphrey Wallace and McGovern, and urges electing liberal, honest candidates to Congress to achieve orderly tax reform.
A political endorsement cites a wide range of reforms needed in the legislature. The speaker argues for a full time job with adequate pay and cites reforms to improve governance and public service delivery.
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