Editorial urges levy funding fix for Chaparral High
The editorial argues the $3.5 million bond for Chaparral High School will not cover both construction and equipment. It favors using levy funds to cover building costs so bond funds can equip the school, and urges the board to study prefabrication and standardized designs to save future costs while noting delays at Pueblo and other planned additions.
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Chaparral High School
Pueblo School
Pueblo
Chaparral
Boat Safety Problem Grows Across American Waters
The piece discusses rising motor boat usage and accidents on US lakes. It cites overcrowded facilities, excessive speed, inexperience, and lack of training as key causes. It notes some states have strict regulations, Congress pursuing a boat safety act, and urges universal driver licensing for true safety.
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America
Congress
Greek Leaders Warn US Over Greek Dictatorship Letter To Rogers
Two former Greek leaders Panayotis Kanellopoulos and George Mavros urged Secretary Rogers that NATO arms aid sustains the colonels regime. They attack civil liberties abuses, press censorship, and arbitrary trials, arguing Washington backs a government opposed by the Greek people. The letter, dated April 12, challenges Nixon policy and US interference claims.
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Athens
Nixon
Greece
Washington
William P. Rogers
Panayotis Kanellopoulos
George Mavros
Center Union
Kanellopoulos
U.S
Mavros
United States
Rogers
Congress
Roger Davies Primly
NATO
Soviet Union
Scottsdale High urged for vocational education site
Pat Hallinan argues Scottsdale High should host the district vocational education facility. He cites committee recommendations, superintendent and principal opinions, central location, and cost concerns, urging the school board to reverse its Kaiser Etna site choice for timely program implementation.
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Board of Education
Scottsdale High School
Kaiser Etna Corporation
Citizens Committee
Scottsdale High
Scottsdale
Kaiser Etna
Kaiser- Etna
Pat Hallinan
Student Ad Brings Three Jobs, Says Mike Moline
Mike Moline of Phoenix thanks the paper for running his student classified ad which he says led to three job offers. He praises the paper for helping his search.
Nixon Chou talks and a Honolulu joke spark debate
The column mocks Nixon En Lai diplomacy while noting China’s stance on Indochina. It quips about a meeting place at Ruby Foo’s in Honolulu and satirizes mutual concessions. It then shifts to health and welfare data, criticizing New York relief and city housing policies with vivid local color.
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New York
China
Nixon
Radio Peking
U.S
Chou En-lai
Indochina
United States
Ruby Foo
Honolulu
New York City
Weather and personal life notes in scattered clippings
Fair weather expected Friday with flowers likely in northern areas. Saturday chances rise across all sections and Sunday remains unsettled. A note mentions a woman who lived with her third husband on an elaborate 112 acre farm in Huntsville before moving to a Manhattan apartment.
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Nashua
N.H
Manhattan
Huntsville
Ala
Woman in Disguise Foils Old Shipboard Rule in Boston
A Boston Globe report recalls a female reporter who disguised herself as a man to board Old Ironsides during its annual turnaround cruise. The disguise failed when her back revealed she was a woman, prompting Naval Operations to promise review of outdated restrictions.
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Alaska
National Health Education Committee
Union
Robert W. Service
Maine
Ed Muskie
Florida
Hawaii
Old Ironsides
Boston Harbor
Stern
Capt. Reifschneider
Chief of Naval Operations
Washington
Boston-Globe
Boston
Mass
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