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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1975
Page
3
The editorial argues teachers deserve higher pay but notes insufficient funds amid recession. It proposes adding two salary steps to reward experienced teachers, freezing top administrator pay, and delaying nonessential hires. Mediation is suggested as a possible solution.
A long reflection on government paperwork shows Americans filed about 10 forms per person last year and business faced 2 500 federal reports plus 15 billion dollars in cost. Small business bears 850 million hours annually in form filling and many reports are busy work.
Cairo report notes Anwar Sadat dominates Egypt’s policy, leveraging anti-Soviet stance to win U.S. sympathy while courting Congress. Risk looms as Moscow pressure and Israeli actions threaten his grip, with Arab unity wavering if the Kissinger connection falters. Sadat’s fate may ride on a high-stakes second-stage Sinai withdrawal and regional guarantees.
A satirical dialogue describes a fictional Volunteer Civilian Non-Army training at Gomorrah Gardens noting a mock drill led by General Pettibone. The scene mocks privatization of defense, profit incentives, and outsourcing warfare to private firms. It references Laos, Mekong, Arabs, and Monaco with parody comments on Congress, the Pentagon, and Amtrak.
A reader condemns teacher harassment by Jesse Pogue at Coronado High and argues Maurice Jackson deserve punishment for assault. The letter criticizes tenure and urges the Scottsdale School Board and Dr. William Randall to address alleged harassment and fairness in disciplinary actions.
Jerold M. Bidwell calls on Scottsdale residents and groups to volunteer for a city beautification project, assigning areas to clubs and youth groups to keep parks and streets well kept. The note also mentions protests over hooded seals hunts and letters to officials in Canada and Norway.
Scottsdale Daily Progress a Monday through Saturday evening newspaper published by Scottsdale Publishing Inc at 7302 E Earl Dr Scottsdale Arizona 8525 Telephone 947-7544 with standard rates listed for mail subscriptions and a note that unsolicited articles and pictures are not accepted This is Page 4 Vol XV No 9 dated Feb 26 1975 and includes staff roles and circulation information.
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