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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1977
Page
3
The U S Commission on Civil Rights endorses school busing to end racial isolation. It warns communities face controversy and impact as desegregation measures force families to move, urging revived inner city housing and rent subsidies to avoid federal mandates.
Readers are invited to send letters under 300 words for publication. The paper notes longer letters are common during civic cycles and will print respectful, non personal attack pieces. Citizens may critique or express opposing views, as two sides exist on most questions.
The American Museum of Natural History exhibit contrasts 18th century recycling in colonial America with the later rise of a throwaway society driven by automation. It cites low current recycling rates, warns of resource depletion, and critiques NARI funding for promoting industry interests over consumption reduction.
A critique of how modern media and fashion portray women through sadomasochistic imagery. The piece cites Time magazine, Rolling Stones, Vogue, and ads as promoting harm and humiliation, arguing this degrades women, harms children, and reflects broader moral decline. It quotes Dr. Ari Kiev on relational dysfunction and traces pain origins to past abuse and cultural shifts.
A letter argues Dr. William Randall, Scottsdale Public Schools superintendent, is unfit to censor books. It notes 3,000 new publications yearly and cites a four month review rate. The author claims tax funds could be better used and settlement of school land and buildings for public use. It suggests polling high school students to gauge influence.
She arrived back in London England her home just 58 hours and 30 minutes after leaving on a 24 400 mile jaunt. Bennett once rode a horse ride down the Champs Elysee.
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