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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1977
Page
3
The piece argues 2000 Cleveland teachers were right to stay home when pay was withheld to service bank loans, leaving 30,000 students out of class. It notes statewide funding problems, cites Arizona and Ohio as examples, and urges a real school tax equalization plan to prevent such troubles.
Leaders urge focus on the meaning of gifts over lavishness. They highlight anonymous charity, volunteering at St. Vincent de Paul, Salvation Army, and St. Mary's Food Bank. Suggestions include donating food and time, fixing toys, visiting nursing homes, and donating a living Christmas tree to the city park.
Energy Secretary James Schlesinger has angered liberals by privately opposing royalty bidding for North Atlantic offshore leases and informing Interior Secretary Andrus without Congress. Senator Edward Kennedy condemns the move as undermining efforts to broaden offshore access for smaller firms and curb oil company dominance.
Arthur Hoppe mocks a CIA budget plot to buy loyalty in Korea and mocks anti Asian stereotypes with a satirical laundromat encounter. The piece ends urging Americans to reject foreign influence and reclaim independence from imperialist ideas.
Letter from Charlotte Buchens assistant praising reporter David Lucas for balance in the Dec 2 article Good Samaritan expansion tactics hit. It lists CAHSA board members who voted for and against the project and notes all received the same Samaritan Health Service information and an opposition view from the Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest.
A call to action from Joel H. Cook chairman of the National Human Rights Committee for POWMIAs urging response to government on POW MIA accounting. argues many MIAs may be alive and asks readers to write or call urgently to press for answers and repatriation.
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