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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
2
The editorial notes Gabriel Reuben will leave this week after failing to win board backing. It argues a lack of public support and constant nitpicking by board members crippled policy making and cooperation, with staff in turn withholding effort.
The board must find a replacement for the superintendent, preferably from within the district. Candidates from other districts will be cautious given the local track record. A strong board partnership is essential to support the new leader and avoid daily intrusions.
A reader notes large price support payments to 887 Arizona farmers totaling 39.7 million dollars, with seven exceeding 100 thousand. The writer questions who benefits from subsidies, concerns for farm workers, and whether supports raise prices or tax burdens, suggesting reconsideration of policy.
Inside Report describes a renewed White House clash over Watergate tactics as Charles Colson promotes a full press conference while a reconstituted attack group pushes hardline strategy. The discussion implicates Haig, Dean, and Laird amid looming Ervin hearings and Nixon's summit with Brezhnev.
The New York Times reports a teleprompter delay during a live public assessment event. Officials used the device to ensure accurate prompt delivery while addressing an audience.
A miscellany column quotes Walter Judd on Nehemiah and David Ben-Gurion about reading Greek. It recalls Oklahoma City FAA sonic boom protests, Brezhnev Nixon dinner anecdotes, and a light note on Fun City tourism. The author muses on local quirks like pigeons, Steinway pianos, and printing letters to the editor.
The Scottsdale Federation of Teachers endorses replacing Supt. Reuben from within the district and urges bold changes. They call for ending power struggles, returning decision making to schools, and formally separating business and educational branches for efficiency.
A letter from Burton S. Danielson commander TriCity Chapter 8 of the Disabled American Veterans warns against a candy sale scam using children ages 8 through 18 and the DAV name to solicit purchases. He urges the public and police to identify those involved to stop the fraud.
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