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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
2
An editorial argues junior colleges should balance athletics with academics. Students accuse boosters of funding recruiting that favors out of state athletes and sidelines Arizona students. The piece accepts some value in sports but calls for curbs on high priced recruiting to preserve true community college aims.
The Scottsdale Education Association won its suit against the School Board and salary talks move to an impasse panel. The board appointed John Kearney to represent it while SEA brings in a California–based law professor as its expert, raising concerns about rising consultant costs.
A confidential report claims the Polish Communist Party hid a $3 million effort from Warsaw to undermine Radio Free Europe by feeding information to opponents. The claim centers on Ryszard Frelek and Gomulka era forces, with doubt about the money's scale.
Justice Bernard Dubin argues public trials safeguard the public’s right to know when lives and liberties are at stake. The Holder case tests whether trials can be closed to press and public, amid concerns of miscarriages of justice and the need for transparency in the American legal process.
New York columnist notes the Washington National Zoo unveiling of pandas Hsing-hsing and Ling-ling could boost travel. He cites expert views on panda classification and rarity, mentions prior panda sales, and references political figures and public interest.
The letter-writer admits a small error in an Astro-Meteorology forecast from April 14 in the Progress. A revised calculation shows a minor base figure mistake affecting S.T. adjustments. Scottsdalians are reassured that Jack Karne faces the earthquake on July 1 and will drop into the sea.
A reader notes concern from McCormick Park neighbors over the railroad development while contrasting it with Sun City odor disputes. The writer urges support for the railroad section, calling for its construction and public enjoyment.
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