Editorial urges calm as school board meeting looms
The piece urges flexibility in labor talks between Scottsdale teachers and the school board, warns confrontation could close options, notes budget limits tied to state funding, and calls for compromise for the sake of students. It cites possible job losses if demands are met without new funds and urges open-minded negotiation.
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Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
SFT
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Ford
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Lloyd Bentsen
Dtex
Ed Muskie
Dmaine
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
George Wallace
Noel Coward
Medical center critics should visit UA facility
State press reports lawmakers harshly criticized the University of Arizona Medical College. Sen. McCune warned the Medical Center could face budget cuts, while officials note one third of University Hospital patients come from outside Tucson and cancer care serves 1,700 patients monthly with unique equipment. A tour would inform legislators and curb hearsay.
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Medical
University of Arizona
Medical College
Sen. McCune
Arizona
University Hospital
Tucson
Mexico Rejects U S Oil Pressure in Cuba Deal
The text argues Mexico discovered a large oil field last fall and will ship the first oil to Cuba aboard Soviet tankers. It claims the United States ignored Latin America, calling for hemispheric friendship based on mutual benefit and respect, recalling the Kennedy era Alliance for Progress.
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Mexico
Cuba
Latin America
Gringo
John F. Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Van Horne View: Crowded Campaign Trail Emerges
Harriet Van Horne surveys a crowded early field as eight Democrats and several Republicans eye the 1976 race. She notes Perry's cautious bid, Ford's unprepared image, and the broader sense of national strain fueling presidential talk amid wary optimism and fear. She cites Dr. David McClelland on wartime psychology and urges restraint on foreign entanglements.
Swede commends Paradise Valley cleanup effort lead by Geoffrey Platts
A Swedish teacher praises the Paradise Valley clean-up campaign started by Geoffrey Platts. The letter urges more public involvement and asks how to educate children to respect nature, stressing adult example and ongoing newspaper support to restore the Valley.
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Paradise Valley
Geoffrey Platts
Mr. Platts
Stop Crying Wolf On Ecology Says Dr McKetta
Dr John J McKetta head of the National Air Quality Management Committee urged against doom saying oxygen levels are safe and CO is not rising. He cited 1793 Philadelphia typhoid deaths and noted modern pollution risks are far less dire than past eras while malaria deaths declined thanks to DDT and warned against crying wolf without homework.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
John J. McKetta
McKetta
National Air Quality Management Committee
National Academy of Science
San Francisco
University of Texas
Athens
Socrates
Senate
Cicero
Philadelphia
Bunk
Atlantic
Pacific
Dr. McKetta
Health Organization
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