Local control urged for Scottsdale hospital expansion
Editorial argues that since 1970 the Scottsdale hospital funded by the Southern Baptist Convention has been run mostly by outsiders. It notes slow progress on expansion, a token local board presence, and renewed fundraising plans by a new outside firm. The piece calls for restructuring to a locally controlled board with community oversight before another drive.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Scottsdale
Silence on Arizona School Board Elections Sparks Debate
Last winter the Arizona Legislature changed the school board election date to boost turnout and curb special interests. Critics worry issues may be drowned in partisan noise, while supporters say timing could improve voter choice. The piece laments voter engagement and urges timely candidate announcements.
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Arizona
McGovernites Guide Platform Amid LBJ Praise Rift
Washington's Platform Committee ended in a display of unity as Rev. Joseph Duffey led McGovern supporters to vote against removing LBJ from the platform. Ted Van Dyk steered delegates to avoid factional divisions while balancing abortion and other sensitive issues amid internal pressure and anti war views.
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Sally Rand remembered as a 1930s fan dancer icon
A Village Voice mention recalls Sally Rand the 68 year old sensation famed for her feather fan dance at the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair. The author details an interview from 1936 during Rand’s national tour, noting how her act left a lasting imprint on memories of old entertainment.
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