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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1971
Page
2
The Scottsdale School District plans summer classes but relies on legal subterfuge involving private corporations to run programs with tuition and donations. A reform bill would let districts operate community programs openly, use tuition and grants, and allow year round or semester systems, saving taxpayers millions.
Advocates argue US giant transport planes can spur growth and jobs during downturns. Critics note airline losses from empty seats and high costs. The SST’s double capacity and high price raise questions about private funding and overall economic sense.
Rep. Wilbur Mills frames a 7 percent investment tax credit as a stronger stimulant than Nixon spending, potentially forcing a clash over a revival of the credit. Mills, Ways and Means chairman, pressures Congress as economists split on restoring the credit and its impact on the deficit and economy.
A Scottsdale reader blasts editorials on toll roads and real estate schemes, condemns electric firms and oil shortages, and questions editorial integrity over U.N. actions and Israeli Arab history. The letter argues U.S. money backed Israeli gains and demands explanation of motives.
Frederick O. and Robert Shaw state that Paradise Valley did not consult or participate in the creation of the brochure titled Kaiser Aetna McCormick Ranch Scotts dale Arizona and prepared by Gruen Associates and Environmental Planning Consultants.
A satirical draft of a 1984 New York State address mocks fiscal policy and politics. It parodies Governor Zilch promoting a tax rise, legalized marijuana revenue, and odd proposals while interjecting spoof sponsors and a mock victory lap for liquor ads.
The Progress urges readers to send letters to the editors but limits submissions to 400 words due to space constraints. Writers are asked to include their home address for verification if needed.
Attendees at a meeting on a new Scottsdale high school praised Dr. Frank Schilling and Dr. Jon Lokensgard for presenting effective plans. They answered questions. some parents warned against flexible space concepts. Supporters urged swift construction and funding to avoid mid project shortfalls.
The United States and the Soviet Union renew a formal moon dust sampling exchange, setting a limit of two tenths of an ounce per exchange. The agreement marks continued scientific cooperation and a step toward broader synchronization in research between the two powers.
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