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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1970
Page
2
A minority report argues S.B. 164 wrongly exempts editors clergy and federal workers from jury service. The column urges inclusive jury lists and notes the proposed eight dollar day pay fails to attract quality jurors. It calls restudy before passage.
Arizona Senate proposes restricting sex education to above sixth grade with heavy penalties. The editor argues teens already access information and stresses need for accurate, teacher led instruction to curb venereal disease and teenage pregnancy.
Washington reports a sharp split among former LBJ era policymakers at a Democratic Policy Council session. Humphrey led a group unhappy with a fixed 18 month Vietnam pullout deadline drafted by Harriman Katzenbach and Vance. The Rowe amendment expressing only a hope was defeated 12 to 1.
A crowd of 200 Americans arriving from Cuba is greeted with irony about U.S. life and sugar quotas. They recount meeting Fidel on Christmas Day and vow to stage revolution against imperialism.
In a rain soaked scene Jud and Maude from Appalachia Corners hear the President vows to spend 10 billion on clean water and a sewage plant. He also pledges inflation control and crime fighting with earnings for curtains gingham and welfare rations amid bleak hills.
A Scottsdale letter questions hospital policy that bars the father from the delivery room arguing it limits modern maternity care. The writer cites Memorial and St. Joseph's in Phoenix as allowing special requests and urges Scottsdale Baptist to update its rules for childbirth.
Guy W. Trujillo of Hohokam calls for teachers' pay to be set before budget cuts. He condemns the practice of leaving teachers with crumbs, questions editors' claim of realism, and urges sustained support against inflation.
Alaska natives including Eskimos Indians and Aleuts ask Congress to honor 1884 promise and grant legal title to 400 million acres while receiving 2 percent royalties and compensation for waiving 300 million acres. They urge support for Senate bill S. 3041 and direct correspondence to Senator Henry M. Jackson.
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