Editorial on Scottsdale Board Reuben Impasse and Policy
The piece argues the Scottsdale School Board should renew Superintendent Gabriel Reuben for another year. It contends excessive interference by board members and teachers undermines leadership and harms student education, urging stable policy and backing for the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale School
Gabriel Reuben
Reuben
Larsen and
Burton
Wellington and
Welch
Usdane
Scottsdale Education Association
Him
British auto maker previews V-8 with high speed claims
The advertisement touts a V-8 with an overhead camshaft and a top speed of 120 mph. It promises a 0 to 60 mph time in 9.5 seconds and features a durable chassis and blow-out proof tires. The piece critiques the practical risks for road safety and notes the ad’s sensational claims.
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Sie Rae
Reuben
U.S.A
McGovern Gains Blue-Collar Backing in Mass Primary
Report from Springfield shows Sen. George McGovern drawing worker support on the factory floor at U.S. Develope Co. and U.S. Envelope as Massachusetts voters reassess issues from welfare and taxation to busing. The piece notes shifts in McGovern’s stance and his appeal to labor while highlighting concerns over inflation and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Springfield
Mass
McGovern
George McGovern
U.S. Develope Co
Senate
U.S
Kennedys
Massachusetts
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
Boston Globe
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Eugene McCarthy
North Vietnam
Nixon
Richmond
Environment Figures Highlight Bright Side in Pollution Fight
Carl Gerstacker of Dow Chemical argues clean factories boost profits while industry doubts fade as a federal study finds pollution controls barely dent growth. The government report cites 800 plant closures for nonenvironmental reasons and 10,000 to 25,000 jobs lost over five years, offset by new anti pollution tech jobs.
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Sierra Club
Carl Gerstacker
Dow Chemical Co
Gerstacker
United States
House of Representatives
The
Dow Chemical
U.S
Driver education urged to fix teenage driving concerns
A reader from Scottsdale defends responsible teens and urges the newspaper to back statewide high school driver education programs. He argues education could reduce accidents and cites successful completers as proof. The reply notes the editorial did not condemn all teens and clarifies the school commute point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Willard
Scottsdale
Donate usable discards to St Vincent de Paul Salvation
Scottsdale readers are urged to donate usable discards to the St. Vincent de Paul Society Salvage Bureau and Thrift Stores. Items including furniture clothes baby beds appliances bric a brac antiques pianos and more are needed to aid the needy. donations can be dropped at 434 West Madison Ave Phoenix or called at 252 2692 tax deductible and assist the Charity Dining Room and job program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent de Paul Society
West
Madison Ave
Phoenix
Frank Barc
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Archie Bunker
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Stansbury
Udall
Don Quixote
Melvin Laird
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc” Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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Arizona
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Arizona’ Niewspapers Association For Greater Public
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