SEA Criticism Sees Centrex System as Misguided Plot
Scottsdale Education Association president Gerry Nagle faults the School Board over adopting a Centrex switchboard. The system promises time savings and direct extension access, used by ASU Motorola and banks. Critics urge focus on salaries and realistic negotiations rather than criticizing the Centrex after installation.
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Gerry Nagie
Scottsdale Education Association
Nagle
Arizona State, University
Motorola
First National Bank
Valley National Bank
Mountain
Bell
Centrex
Meir questions Sadat plan while urging direct talks
Israel rejects the Egyptian Suez initiative as a mere feeler and warns no lasting peace unless direct negotiations proceed. Golda Meir cites Cairo’s hard line, Palestinian refugees, and proposed guarantees, insisting binding terms and mutual talks without outside impositions.
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Egypt
Middle East
Golda Meir
Sadat
Israel
Cairo
Meir
Suez
Kret Pushes Kindergarten Aid Amid Budget Debate
State Senator David Kret of Scottsdale and Tempe backs state aid for kindergartens citing constitutional obligation. Senate Appropriations Committee votes against funding, educators warn early years set learning foundations, and aid withdrawal harmed poorer districts.
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David Kret
Scottsdale
North
Tempe
Kret
Senate Appropriations Committee
Call for Ending Burnkrant Tenure Over Controversial Tenure Bid
A district superintendent faced with sharp criticism from teachers and principals over his conduct and bid for a four year contract. The Arizona Education Association commission urged critical self analysis to restore confidence among educators and citizens. The writer argues the school board should avoid extending his leadership and seek alternative administration.
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Larry Hoss
Siepay
Milan
Arizona. Education. Association
Our Man Hoppe Forward Troop to Victory
Opinion piece claims a single ground combat troop named Corporal Alvin Bartz has been sent to Laos despite the Cooper Church Amendment. It describes a marshland fire base and support units including a Headquarters Company and Transport, arguing administration insists no ground combat troops are present while acknowledging reconnaissance and rescue outfits.
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Laos
Congress
Congressy
Alvin. Bartz
Cooper Church
Pentagon
Bartz
Bartzrear
Walter K
Zip) Zapp
Note of thanks for Scottsdale hospital newspaper delivery
Daniel E. McIntyre expresses gratitude for the Scottsdale Daily Progress delivered to his hospital room in Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale during recovery two weeks ago. He thanks the staff responsible for the service and notes he has been a long time subscriber enjoying local news.
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Baptist ‘Hospital of
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Progress invites letters on space problems with limits
The Progress seeks communications on space problems up to 400 words. Writers must include their home address for verification if needed.
World Situation Shows Some Improvement in 1971
Meriden Conn Morning Record notes a world situation showing some improvement in 1971. Classified ad details a 1948 Willys Jeep with four wheel drive and wench for $700 from Lan caster in Pa New Era.
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Meriden
Willys Jeep
Frosts Americans examined through Frosts interviews
Bradley Simon reviews The Americans by David Frost. The book analyzes Frosts syndicated TV show and about 30 guest interviews. Frost is portrayed as gutsy fair and analytic with on stage contact and no desk to shield him from guests.
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David Frost
Frost
Frost on Americans and self critique in talk show dialogue
Britisher notes Americans critique themselves intensely in a Frost interview volume. The lineup includes Truman Capote Johnny Carson Ralph Nader Le Roi Jones Spiro Agnew Peter Fonda Barry Goldwater Adam Clayton Powell. The host’s advanced questions elicit candid, revealing responses from diverse guests.
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Truman Capote
Johnny Carson
Ralph Nader
le Roi Jones
Spiro Agnew
Peter Fonda
Barry Goldwater
Adam Clayton Powell
Frost
Library's most popular books listed by readers
A reader poll highlights top ten titles at the library shelf index. Stewart's Crystal Cave leads ahead of Fowles French Lieutenant's Woman and Reuben Everything You Always Wanted About Sex, with Caldwell Great Lion Of God and Bristow Calico Palace also ranking high alongside Fraser Mary Queen of Scots Milford Zelda Toffler Future Shock Speer Inside The Third Reich and Delderfield God Is An Englishman.
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Stewart
Crystal Cave
Fowles
Reuben
Caldwell
Bristow
Calico Palace
Fraser
Mary
Queen of Scots
Milford
Zelda
Toffler
Speer
Reich
Delderfield
God
AFL-CIO minimum wage push critiques inflation risk
The AFL-CIO advocates a higher minimum wage as a path to prosperity but warns compulsory boosts risk spurring inflation and reducing employment. It argues employers with slim profits will seek fewer workers, potentially slowing growth while the process may not curb unemployment. Congress should resist short sighted policies.
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Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
Congress
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