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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1970
Page
2
Editorial laments no money for summer programs as the district faces a six percent budget cap. Tuition could cover costs but would push the total beyond legal limits. A potential fix with Phoenix Union High School District or a late legislative change is unlikely.
Private funds may run summer classes to prevent hundreds of children from falling behind. Without a solution soon, many youngsters lose academic time while others seek enrichment or constructive activity during the hot season.
The IRS new simplified form 1040A is criticized for its complexity. Senator Moss notes many taxpayers struggle to understand the form and turn to paid services costing five to ten dollars for simple returns. The Star comments the term simplified may be misapplied and resembles foolishness.
A letter from Rabbi Jerrold Goldstein of Scottsdale urges BOAC and other airlines to keep regular service to Israel, arguing curtailment would aid saboteurs and praising security measures. A Phoenix couple defends Scottsdale Baptist Hospital policies on deliveries, saying staff protect all patients and that patients may choose other facilities if they disagree.
New York writer considers alternate histories asking how JFK Khrushchev and Pope John XXIII would shape the world. He imagines JFK easing domestic strife and moon ambitions, Khrushchev hardening on Czechoslovakia yet engaging more with the U S, and John XXIII promoting ecumenism and religious life. The piece raises what earlier leaders might have changed in war, politics, and culture.
Senator Henry M. Jackson leads a special subcommittee examining whether Nixon budget cuts endanger readiness to resume atmospheric testing and undermine the test ban treaty. Los Alamos and Livermore scientists testified on the potential impact ahead of upcoming SALT talks in Vienna.
A reflective, humorous essay on family shopping trips filled with kids and parents. The narrator recalls planned errands turning into chaotic, crowded days in a shopping plaza. He notes riotous kids, persuasive vendors, and frazzled parents, ending with the belief that weekends offer little relief yet promise hope.
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