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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1970
Page
2
The piece defends Superintendent E. G. Burnkrant after he offered six principals transfers or resignations. It argues the decision, though unpopular, aims to improve district education and notes public criticism labels Burnkrant a dictator while urging restraint from judging individual principals.
The Scottsdale mental health center received only 10000 of 250000 state funds while a Flagstaff clinic got 75000 despite no prior record. The Scottsdale center cut programs despite strong local support and praise for pioneering work. The community seeks a larger share, arguing four percent of last year's budget is insufficient.
In Washington, Senator Paul Fannin voted for the Labor Health, Education and Welfare appropriations bill while Senator Barry Goldwater opposed it. Goldwater ridiculed broad school aid claims. Fannin argued against cuts, noting Arizona’s 296 districts, 120 in the program, and over $7 million in federal funds.
In Scottsdale, six elementary and secondary school principals were demoted, sparking protest from parents who accuse Superintendent E G Burnkrant of using vigilant to label concerned locals. The letter argues taxpayers have a right to know school actions and warns against totalitarian tactics.
Carrier and motor route rates set at 30 cents weekly 1.30 monthly and 15.60 yearly In Arizona by mail 1960s rates listed 1.60 monthly or 15.60 yearly out of state 1970 January 28 publication date notes price structure for subscriptions and delivery options.
James E Thompson criticizes the Phoenix area telephone company for repeated delays and mismanagement. He cites false delivery dates for service from Dec 15 to Jan 22 and notes no underground lines or cable in his area. He reports high rates and a radiotelephone option only for cars with a $50 setup and $50 monthly fee.
A local letter questions Joe Strickler and argues protests were overdue. The writer criticizes council members for delays and calls for closer scrutiny of the Planning Department and a single public spokesman rather than multiple voices.
A reader attacks an editorial praising the ACLU as a guardian of liberties, accusing the group of defending criminals and leftist causes. The letter cites the ACLU's alleged support for the Black Panthers and calls for harsher stance against crime and perceived treason.
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