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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
2
Editorial notes the Arizona Supreme Court case over feedlot odor as a precedent setting issue. Webb argues the nuisance requires moving operations, while Spur counters that developers could displace agriculture. The piece questions zoning, buffers, urban growth, and ecological impact.
A bill would shift school board elections to coincide with general elections. Supporters argue higher turnout will boost participation, while critics fear reduced focus on candidates and possible politicizing of school governance.
A Scottsdale Progress reader letter recaps chronic school funding tensions from 1970 71. It notes state limits on district dollars and clashes over budget hearings negotiations and staffing while praising the paper on its tenth anniversary and urging protection of classroom focus.
The letter outlines corrections to Mr Nagle's account of a Dec 14 1970 board meeting. It states the referendum was cancelled the same day teachers refused salary discussion and notes a third budget proposal is being prepared. It claims the Budget Director will explain it next week to teacher negotiators.
In a satirical 1971 sketch, Defense Inc. buys the Defense Department to run gear and a war for profit. Strikes by the Machine-Gunners Union force a wage hike, labor shortages ensue, and costs soar. The venture crashes after months, proving private enterprise cannot easily fund or wage a modern conflict.
Philadelphia Inquirer reports on the group training girls in dancing charm modeling sinning and speech with a headline tied to identifying a killer in Dallas Morning News coverage.
Analysis notes the Laos operation is a spoiling move aimed at disrupting North Vietnamese and Khmer supply lines for a longer term impact rather than immediate battlefield gains. Officials contrast day to day reports with the broader goal of depriving forces of a reliable logistics chain until rains ease the fighting, citing ongoing routes and fuel pipelines in the panhandle and the limits of blockade.
The piece argues negativism dominates thoughts and actions more than positive thinking. It claims negative thinkers avoid effort, embrace defeat before starting, and deny happiness by viewing life as a constant struggle. It frames negativity as a restful stance for the weary and a trap that ensures failure.
The United States Court of Appeals upheld a military authority ruling that Pvt Donald J. Anderson must cut his hair before active duty. The decision reinforces that civilian courts cannot second guess military needs over personal rights in grooming standards.
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