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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1970
Page
2
The editorial notes the 161st anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth and reflects on his humble origins, self-education, and shy nature. It emphasizes Lincoln's preservation of the union, political actions to free the slaves, and the enduring ideal of brotherhood despite lingering divisions.
Lawyers for Lt. William Calley argue that while orders from the White House allegedly called for his indictment in the My Lai massacre, the crucial issue is whether the judges and jurors can remain dispassionate and impartial. They contend the justice system rests on fair proceedings and on honest selection of decision makers, regardless of publicity.
Egyptian anger grows over Soviet arms quality as Israel uses Phantom jets to hit Cairo suburbs. Nasser seeks newer Soviet bombers and SAM III but Moscow withholds high tech while Britain and Germany provide limited aid. West Germany will supply 5000 Mercedes trucks and England ships pilot survival gear amid a severe weapons shortfall. Senate Leader Hugh Scott travels with a cat in Portland.
A humorous piece by Arthur Hoppe traces Snadley Klabberhorn from a peak of health to a life lived under a cascade of public health scares. He quits smoking alcohol and later sugar cola then meat fats and dairy, chasing safety myths, ending at 102 with caution that being alive may be hazardous.
The Scottsdale school board meeting drew about 1,000 residents voicing fear for teachers and principals amid shakeup. They urged thorough review of changes, praised Reuben Kiser as a strong, respectful leader who lets kids be themselves, and warned of negative outcomes if he departs.
In a Feb.2 Mailbag letter Mrs. W. R. Huntington opposes the newly established Scottsdale schools dress code arguing for repeal. The writer counters that parental pushback is overblown and stresses personal sincerity over appearances in education.
A humorous guide argues that success in lunch packing hinges on timing and surprise. It notes children resist expected items, may discard treats, and suggests packing at the last minute to avoid morning battles and preserve the parent’s sanity.
In a February editorial the writer questions whether the six principals fired remain treated as a closed case. The piece argues that the school board and superintendent face demands for a bill of particulars and questions whether the board acted with courage or under pressure from the superintendent.
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