Superintendent Burnkrant Says He Will Not Return Next Year
The School Board is informed by Superintendent E G Burnkrant that he will not return. His tenure was stormy and controversial yet he helped recruit top staff, restructure administration, and push a bond issue. The board faces a tough search for a successor with a mix of educator, leader, and public relations skills.
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E.G. Burnkrant
Burnkrant
Open Court Photo Debate Stresses Privacy and Access
The debate over photographing in courtrooms divides between public access and witness privacy. While still cameras may face limits during testimony, judges may bar pictures to avoid distraction, as TV cameras risk turning proceedings into a circus.
Government heatside sabotage plot targets Washington tunnels
Secret plan to disrupt federal buildings by destroying a 7.5 mile steam tunnel system powering downtown Washington. Alarmed by leftist demonstrations, authorities contract private firms to install an electronic alarm in manholes as weekend shifts prepare for spring protests.
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Washington
Berrigan Brothers
Georgetown
Chet Holifield
California
William Moorhead
Pennnsylvania
John Erlenborn
Spey
Air
Holifield
Nixon
Office of Management and Budget
Chatsenaris
Moorea
Dntine
Erlenborn
Frank Hortorm
New York
Mailbag letter questions abortion ethics and poverty impacts
A reader argues abortion policy and law reflect a class bias while discussing urban poverty and ecology. The letter cites California abortion debates, condemns criminal penalties, and contrasts contraception with abortion, noting society’s impact on vulnerable children and the role of biology, environment, and culture.
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Eds Boyle
Boyle
California
United States
Garret Hardin
University of California
Berieve
The Selling of the Pentagon critique in Phoenix area media
A CBS Special is cited as depicting US civilian life under military propaganda. The piece argues military displays and indoctrination in schools and public events threaten democracy and moral standards, urging informed citizens to reject military domination.
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Pentagon
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China
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Military
U.S
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Abelieve
Turmoil Deepens in Black Panther Ranks Amid Purges
Inside the Black Panther Party factional conflict intensifies as Huey Newton ousts leaders including Elmer Pratt and Eldridge Cleaver, while Elaine Brown and security concerns frame a brutal power struggle. Newton, backed by armed guards, runs a fortress like apartment as expulsions widen.
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Black Panther Party
BPP
Huey Newton
Newton
Eldridge Cleaver
Algeria
Cleaver
Elmer
Geronimo
Pratt
Black’ Panther Party
Huey
Elaine Brown
Small
U.S
Iron Curtain
Robert’ Scheer
Ramparts
Herichmen
Last Chance Protest City Hall Rally Over Scottsdale Plan
Residents urge action at Scottsdale City Hall tonight to halted high density zoning changes in north Scottsdale. The letters to editors request home addresses for verification and date emphasized Kaiser-Aetna McCormick project would raise density. Community members say they have supported each other but must stop the master plan scuttle.
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Scottsdale City Hall
Scottsdale
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