Bill of Rights Day contrasts freedom with Soviet oppression
The piece praises the U S Bill of Rights as a guarantor of speech worship and due process while recounting the plight of Yaakov Khantsis and other dissidents in the Soviet Union, highlighting secret trials, jail, and punishment for seeking exit visas.
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United States
Yaakov Khantsis
Jerusalem Post
Khantsis
Remembering Dr. Philip F. Schneider of Memorial Hospital
A tribute to Dr. Phil Schneider who shaped Scottsdale's Memorial Hospital through leadership, fundraising, and personal service. After a career in Illinois he moved to Scottsdale, championing top staff and equipment and supporting the community board with quiet generosity.
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Philip F. Schneider
Phil
Scottsdale’s Memorial Hospital
Illinois
Schneider
Scottsdale
Industry funded kits push biased environmental messages in schools
Edward Flatta reports that the National Science Teachers Association distributes thousands of corporate propaganda materials to teachers, funded by $700 per packet from oil, plastics, coal interests. Critics say balanced viewpoints are scarce and environmental groups lack rebuttals.
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National Science Teachers Association
NSTA
Environment and Energy
American Petroleum Institute
API
New Frontiers For
Society of the Plastics Industry
National Coal Association
Pope Paul VI urges global crackdown on drug trade
Pope Paul VI told a U.S. congressional delegation that severe legal measures are needed against drug traffickers. The pope met House Narcotics Chairman Lester Wolff and emphasized coordinated ecclesiastical effort and sharing information with agencies to curb production at its source. Peter Bensinger praised the pope's stance in a cable to DEA offices.
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Washington
Pope Paul VI
U.S
House
Lester Wolff
D-N.y
Vatican
Pope Paul
Wolff
Italy
Peter Bensinger
Bensinger
DEA
Holy Father
Letter in favor of middle school reform in Scottsdale
Charles Rice answers Sandra Wardell with points on the K eight and middle school debate. He argues K eight is outdated and supports a new system. He cites library and administration concerns and urges active parent teacher and administrator backing for a better school structure.
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Sandra Wardell
Scottsdale
Wardell
United States
Arizona State
University Library
Charles Rice
Wallace raises flag at Montgomery statehouse in act of duty
The message lauds Gov. George Wallace for raising the Stars and Stripes atop the Montgomery statehouse flagpole before the presidential election. It urges readers to follow the example and register to vote to reaffirm constitutional rights and personal sovereignty.
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George Wallace
Statehouse
Montgomery
Adoption Day photos lauded by Scottsdale Progress readers
A Scottsdale Progress article highlighted Arizona Animal Welfare League adoption day at McCormick Ranch. Photographer Darryl Freilinger captured dogs and cats finding permanent homes, with 22 animals adopted, and community member Anne Marie Mitchell praised Progress staff Roberta Pederson for monthly announcements.
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Arizona Animal Welfare League
Scottsdale
Darryl Freilinger
McCormick Ranch
The
Animal League
Anne. Marie Mitchell
Roberta M. Pederson
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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