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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1970
Page
2
The Arizona State Senate advances a bill criminalizing school rule violations with fines up to 500 dollars and a year in jail. It would apply to elementary through college students, prompting concerns the measure is harsh and impractical versus existing penalties for serious offenses.
The Black Panther Party tries to establish a Washington D C chapter for a second time led by Jim Williams and Ibn Sudiata who say the main goal is political education to mobilize black residents. They cite affluence and government employment as obstacles and note district and federal job shares alongside average family income.
The Scottsdale Chicago Cubs arrive for spring training in Scottsdale with essentially the same pennant hopeful team as last year. Residents praise the team for good conduct and local involvement while enjoying sunny afternoons at preview games before the final March 30 game.
At the March 3 Scottsdale School Board meeting the superintendent refused to answer questions from Mr Planeta. The writer argues for a well designed system to manage salary, evaluation and emergencies to raise morale and security, and criticizes focus on Odell report and new Pueblo School.
A Scottsdale reader argues teachers kill creativity by enforcing strict writing rules and grammar, urging a lighter graded approach. The letter also recalls a traffic accident on Pima Road prompting thanks to unknown bystanders and named helpers.
The letter discusses how most votes occur by voice or show of hands, with divisions used on close votes. It notes that the House Appropriations Committee excludes the public and other members, handles funding for 100+ agencies, and argues against constant public or press attendance in all committees. The writer offers to advise constituents on votes.
A merchant voices skepticism about Sunday shopping as stores consider six day trading vs seven. He argues Sunday hours aren’t essential and questions the public need for weekly shopping, noting some shops will not open every Sunday.
A reader discusses cardinals in the garden and notes their year round presence after moving from desert to citrus. They suggest sunflower seeds at feeders to encourage daily sightings and mention Mrs. Freund sharing the love of cardinals.
The piece narrates a satirical dialogue between Pompidou and Nixon about arms sales linked to Middle East peace efforts. It lampoons secrecy, double dealing, and the idea that arms profits finance peace, ending with the motto Make Money Not War.
A clipped, distressed message addresses Sir and Jat about a scandal in Scottsdale. The speaker, MRS TOM DESJARDINS, pleads for denial and expresses shock at the taw sinking to a low, urging that the event not be true.
The author recalls past frugal habits and jokes about throwaway living for newlyweds. He notes older couples furnished small spaces with inexpensive items and discarded much as children caused wear. The piece praises modern couples for honesty and embracing affordable, temporary decor from the start.
Scottsdale Publishing Company outlines editorial leadership and contact information for the Scottsdale Progress. The paper operates on a Tuesday through Saturday evening schedule September to May and Monday through Friday June to August, with subscription rates listed for local and out of state delivery.
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