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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1971
Page
2
The piece criticizes military spying on civilians and questions civilian oversight. It argues the issue is fundamental rights not control, warns of dangerous power, and urges the President and Congress to halt such practices as unamerican. It cites Melvin Laird's stance and calls for decisive action.
A draft letter lauds Scottsdale's pioneering garbage disposal project nicknamed Godzilla as more efficient and cheaper. It notes ongoing issues with trash escaping trucks and trailers despite progress and urges officials to solve the stubborn refuse problem to improve street cleanliness nationwide.
Inside Report outlines a Nixon plan to retool Vice President Agnew as a modern statesman. It details a health initiative with federal incentives to expand inner city care, a Western Europe tour to present Agnew differently, and tense clashes with Republican moderates after a heated governors dinner.
The column contrasts bloated purses for Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier with salaries from football and baseball and notes Walter Johnson holding out for pay, while recounting historic sums from Alaska purchase era and critics of modern greed. The piece riffs on inflation, taxes, and the changing social scene as it laments party excess.
An article outlines how school districts increasingly use professional negotiations between teachers and boards. It describes the negotiation steps from proposing items to counter proposals, analysis, and final agreements, noting potential breakdowns and the role of an impartial arbitrator.
An analysis of a father's absent involvement in child upbringing, blaming the mother for every misstep. The piece critiques how his avoidance of parenting duties and constant work excuses shape his children’s future relationships and self perception.
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