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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1975
Page
3
An editorial on County Attorney Moise Berger portrays him as a former hero of prosecuting small crimes while failing to win major cases. It argues budget constraints and staffing limit his office, questions his effectiveness, and urges voters to replace him in the next election.
AFL CIO president George Meany and the International Longshoremen's Association condemn the grain sale to the Soviet Union as harmful and oppose it. Longshoremen refuse to load ships bound for the USSR, arguing against U.S. foreign policy, raising tensions between labor and policy makers.
The former assistant principal Dr. Fred Pratt leaves Saguaro High School for Arcadia in a sudden move. He was a central figure on campus known for open doors, care for trees, and deep ties to students and staff. His absence leaves a void in school life after nine years of service.
A student writes of the surprise transfer of Dr Fred Pratt from Saguaro High School to Arcadia High. The assistant principal is praised for daily campus presence supporting activities from football games to the school newspaper and for giving sincere credit and praise.
A Scottsdale student defends Dr. Fred Pratt, an assistant principal displaced from Saguaro High by a board decision, arguing his removal harms the campus where he served nine years and was deeply valued by students and staff. The writer urges reinstatement to protect school operations and student affairs.
Paradise Valley state representative Cal Holman voices distrust of a presidential move to freeze the Soviet boundary behind the Tron Curtain. He argues it bypasses constitutional checks by bypassing Senate treaty ratification and urges citizens to contact Washington officials.
Our man Hoppe Love reports a humorous scene where a staged marriage contract includes odd clauses from five year terms to quarrels and blindsides. The negotiating lawyers rack up absurd stipulations while the couple remains committed to remaining single in the end.
In a Rose’s Restaurant interview Toots Shor states Hoffa was killed and buried to keep him from returning to influence the Teamsters, reflecting on past gang violence, ransom cases, and protracted criminal eras from Prohibition to present.
W. B. Doc Wright is announced as assistant publisher and carrier with route details listed. The notice gives subscription rates including 45¢ weekly, 5.85 monthly, 23.40 yearly, and 25.00 yearly options.
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