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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1972
Page
2
The piece notes Sept 7 as filing deadline and warns that no petitions have yet been filed. It says serving on the School Board is crucial despite criticism and low pay, and predicts potential appointment by Richard Harris if no candidates run. The editorial stresses growth, challenges, and public service appeal.
Voters are urged to replace Moise Berger in the upcoming primary. The opposition, former state Rep. Stuart Schoenburg, is praised for his legislative record and attorneyship. Supporters say Berger has failed to convict reliably and suffers staff turnover and inefficiency.
Nixon opens his campaign with a cautious approach aimed at preserving a large McGovern lead. White House aides debate risks of a bland path while public attention centers on busing issues and Nixon’s mixed messaging on amnesty for deserters.
The Progress requests letters be limited to 350 words and include name and home address for verification. Preference given to typewritten letters.
A political convention reviewer notes the spectacle and carnival atmosphere surrounding delegate selection. The piece contrasts incumbents with challengers, highlighting campaign money, media access, and the roles of Nixon, McGovern, Agnew, and the press in shaping a presidential race.
The piece argues US handling of the Castro revolution worsened relations, created a Soviet satellite near Key West, and cites Bonsal’s Cuba book. It notes sanctions in 1960 pursued by oil and sugar interests, leading to losses of American properties and influence. It calls for restraint and non intervention.
The AMA adopts a legalization position close to McGovern's, while Maryland American Legion reserves amnesty for Vietnam draft evaders with a civilian board after withdrawal. A Legion convention will consider the measure, raising questions on GOP attacks and mainstream tolerance in conservative groups.
The letter praises the Aug 24 1972 Mailbag Editorial for its bold statements on education. It argues for guided, classical and elective course paths observed at Brophy Georgetown Arizona Law, urging educators to steer students wisely rather than follow a broad cart horse approach.
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