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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1970
Page
2
The editorial argues legislative bills would give the state sweeping taxation and appointment powers, undercut local governments and empower a small legislative elite after the next census. It cautions that centralized control harms responsive local problem solving and urges statewide opposition.
The paper explains that unsigned letters are not published, but signed initials may be used. It urges concise, under 400 words, typed submissions to ensure accuracy and accountability, and to identify vested interests and prevent publicity seekers from dominating space.
Readers urge Dr Burnkrant to address questions about Dr Roth, a 12 year Cocopah principal noted for individualized instruction, unscheduled flexible library programs, strong discipline, and open leadership. Petitioners claim his advanced methods and dedication deserve official explanations. Names available on request.
The APACHE SCHOOL comments highlight Hugh Clark as principal for building a cooperative culture. He praises teachers for specific achievements, supports instructional growth, and fosters positive student, parent, and staff relations to create a creative learning environment.
A Scottsdale reader commends coverage of a local swimming meet praising junior programs and asking for continued coverage of future events.
A reader urges patience with Dr Burnkrant and his six principals, arguing parents should trust the district superintendent rather than countermand his personnel decisions. The letter notes high pay for the superintendent and calls for calmer civic involvement to avoid setting a bad example for children.
Community letter praises the school board and Dr Burnkrat for accepting outside investigators' diagnosis and initiating reforms to address deficiencies in Scottsdale schools despite criticisms. The writer urges support to implement findings and improve eighth grade and high school outcomes.
A reader commends Arizona cities Scottsdale and others for defending home rule against a Legislature pushing to erode local taxation. The message lauds Rep John Roeder for challenging state power and notes newspaper coverage and editorials that warn about losing home rule and city funding flexibility.
A critique of escape imagery in 1960s advertising describes how airlines cosmetics and products urge people to flee responsibility. It argues escape becomes a lifestyle, tying purchases to a desire to avoid obligations while reinforcing consumer dependence and returning to the same social mold.
The Miami Beach gala fails to raise expected money as state parties refuse to fund national needs. Massachusetts Chairman Rep. David Harrison notes their poverty, leaving most funds to stay local. The national debt tops $8 million and plans collapse with Sinatra unavailable and four sites abandoning closed circuit TV.
The Portland Oregonian notes poetic justice in the Alcatraz occupation by American Indians. It compares past imprisonment with present protest and argues the Indians deserve a sympathetic hearing for their grievances against westward expansion.
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