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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1970
Page
2
Editorial laments few local landmarks in a fast growing community. It recalls the Blount Home built around 1896, used as ranch house, school, cheese factory and arts center, burned last week after years of debate over its fate.
The passage urges yearly physical exams to catch cancer early and notes progress in understanding causes. It highlights April as Cancer Control Month and calls for American Cancer Society fundraising to fight the disease while acknowledging limited cures and ongoing research.
A history of Glenn leveraging fame as astronaut faces a wary Ohio Democratic Party. Metzenbaum leads in a money edge and labor ties, while Glenn relies on free TV time and name recognition to win the May 5 primary. Party unity and donor support shape the path to November.
A reporter narrates teaching baseball basics to a London bobby during a wartime exhibition at Wembley. He explains hitting, bases, outs, strikes, walks, and foul balls with humor as Fred Perry observes, and the Yankees hammer the Washington pitcher, prompting a humorous shower joke.
Milwaukee Journal opines that running out of gas on a freeway disrupts traffic and may justify fines under state or county law for negligent operation, urging measures to curb such negligence and reduce tow and refueling costs.
A teacher writes arguing that teachers drive innovation in classrooms and that associations fund and promote advanced teaching methods. The piece defends teachers against critics and notes teachers personally fund some innovations, citing a district survey of over 50000 dollars spent. It urges informed public discussion and commends Brinkley for candidly acknowledging his limits.
The piece argues male editors and readers once mocked women’s equality and voting rights, but now feminists are met with fierce resistance. It notes editors lobby papers with angry letters as the battle of the sexes moves from private to public, signaling a hotter conflict.
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