School board delays private screening after sex education film row
Two Coronado High School teachers Frances Hamrick and Alta Landes faced a contested executive session over a Planned Parenthood film shown without prior preview. Legislators and hundreds urged access, while observers said the crowd agenda sought political gain. the board canceled the private viewing.
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Bob Hungerford
Mac’ Carvalho
Peter Corpstein
James Skelly
Frances Hamrick
Alta Landes
Planned Parenthood
Saguaro High School
Malawi Jehovah's Witnesses suffer in alleged camps
An East African case urges UN action as Malawi authorities allegedly imprison Witnesses for refusing party loyalty cards. The article accuses the government of violence, theft of property, and civil-rights deprivation on religious grounds and calls for international condemnation.
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East Africa
Malawi
Jehovah's Witnesses
Congress Party
The
United Nations
Schlesinger offers defense advice to Reagan in shift of role
Former Defense secretary Schlesinger signals willingness to inform and advise Ronald Reagan on defense matters. He remains outside Reagan’s campaign but open to talking with any presidential candidate. White House aides misjudged his return to the public arena amid defense policy debate.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Oval Office
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
George McGovern
McGovern
White House
Pentagon
Lou Cannon
The
Washington Post
Pervert label misapplied in school film clash
Rex T. Orme of Scottsdale criticizes how Coronado High and district officials handled objections to a film shown for students. He argues parents targeted Planned Parenthood and questions censorship, praising teachers Frances Hamrick and Alta Landes for years of service and urging慎 restraint in response.
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Coronado High
McDowell Road
Stephenson
Will Rogers
Planned Parenthood
Joe Davis
Frances Hamrick
Alta Landes
Rex T. Orme
Scottsdale
ACS Fails to Back Legislation Regulating Toxic Substances
The American Cancer Society declines to endorse a regulatory bill on toxic chemicals, citing education and research focus. The National Foundation (March of Dimes) endorses the measure, highlighting public health and quicker relief from environmental carcinogens. The piece critiques ACS for limited activism and questions donor-politics balance.
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American Cancer Society
ACS
Congress
Chemical Industry
Senate
House Commerce
National Foundation
The
March of Dimes
Foundation
White House
Valley Bike Paths Grow Praised by Kiva Elementary Families
Residents from Kiva Elementary School express appreciation for expanding bike paths in the Valley. They note longer routes improve safety and enjoyment for students traveling to school and commend those building the system.
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Kiva
Thanksgiving vs the turkey dinner headline
Reader letter criticizes the November 26 picture feature for focusing on a turkey dinner. The writer urges more coverage of the Scottsdale Symphony Orchestra concert on November 24 at the new concert hall, praising conductor Irving Fleming and the volunteers for their uplifting performance.
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Scottsdale Symphony Orchestra
Scottsdale
Irving Fleming
C. J. Simpson
Welfare funding appeal to federal government by MAC
The Municipal Assistance Corporation formally appealed to the federal government seeking national takeover of welfare costs in New York City. The action aims to relieve city finances amid rising aid outlays and budget pressures.
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Municipal Assistance Corporation
New York City
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
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