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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1973
Page
2
The board failed to grant full backing to Superintendent Gabriel Reuben whose resignation reflects prior weak support and ongoing turnover. The piece urges the board to ensure strong backing for any successor to restore leadership, loyalty, and a more harmonious educational environment for students.
The piece contrasts Babe Ruth's boisterous fame with Henry Aaron's steady, team centered approach. It notes Ruth's 714 home runs and Aaron's pursuit, highlighting bigotry Aaron faces as a black player and expressing belief that records are made to be broken and Aaron deserves the achievement.
Washington observers say John Connally will resign as a part time White House consultant after a harsh private critique of President Nixon. He refused to delay a 60 day round the world trip with his wife Nellie and has struggled with lack of staff and mixed economic advice at the Mayflower Hotel.
A survey of post Watergate vilification and media echoes crosses cities and films. Agnew resurfaces amid attacks on Senate hearings while Hollywood plans JFK conspiracy fiction. Inge's death by carbon monoxide blanks the literary world, John Creasey dies a prolific writer, and Clark Mollenhoff predicts a looming White House resignation amid alleged corruption.
A yellowed manuscript fragment claimed to be Part Two of a Shakespearean tragedy titled King Richard was found beneath a rock in Stratford-on-Avon. The spoof text features Richard, Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Mitchell and others in a Machiavellian, modernized Tudor parody with lines about war, politics, and a fatal stab at the end.
A Scottsdale Community College student rebuts Randy Mulkey who criticized the artichoke as a school symbol. The writer argues new ideas are often met with resistance but will gain acceptance as creativity is slowly appreciated.
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