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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1972
Page
2
The piece argues for social security and fringe benefits for unpaid housework and housewives. It notes HEW Secretary Elliott Richardson backing such rights, cites widowed women facing financial hardship, and calls for practical steps toward genuine equality including support for at home work with security.
Dr Sigvard Eklund of IAEA claims nuclear energy offers minor environmental problems compared with other technologies. He argues we must use nuclear power or fossil fuels as hydro resources are limited, while critics urge considering solar and geothermal options as safer alternatives to power the world.
A Scottsdale Public Library review discusses Alexander Solzhenitsyn Stories And Prose Poems translated by Michael Glenny. It notes Solzhenitsyn's clash with Soviet censorship and defiant spirit, pairing analysis of six stories with the prose poems and references to related authors and works.
Mary McGrath argues that doctors waiting rooms are a major source of illness as germs pass among patients. She recalls older practices of home visits and isolation, criticizes modern office queues, and warns that shared spaces contaminate the sick and healthy alike.
In On The Line, Sen Abe Ribicoff predicts Wallace will win Florida, hurting Scoop Jackson’s bid. He sees Wallace Humphrey Jackson finishing first to third, with Muskie behind, and cautions that continued wins could push Wallace toward a third party bid. He also weighs Kennedy’s possible nomination path and notes Kennedy’s denial of running. The piece closes by downplaying the Super Bowl hype and comparing it to a past boxing mismatch.
A federal one year study tests a $770000 cash incentive program in eight low income schools across Cincinnati Jacksonville Oakland and San Antonio. Teachers could earn up to $1200 per and parents up to $100 per child if student gains exceed expected progress. Two private firms will handle testing and analysis with final results due summer 1972.
William D. Baker demands a retraction after being quoted about a coin flip deciding Judge Warren Ridge's withdrawal from the 4th District congressional race. Baker says the Republic story was speculative and out of context and notes he would have used that phrase only in that context.
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