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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1970
Page
2
The piece critiques the school board decision to transfer six principals after private attacks. It urges the principals to speak up if they want public disclosure and warns supporters to stop if the principals prefer silence. The board aims to protect careers while avoiding a public circus.
The Make America Better Committee of the Scotts dale Real Estate Board promotes lighting two 40 watt bulbs at each residence to deter crime. Cost is about 49 cents monthly in winter and 25 cents in summer, a small price for potential reductions in break ins and serious offenses.
Washington reports lineages of trouble for the Democratic Party as Lawrence OBrien inherits a cash-strapped national committee and lean state operations. California northern headquarters show two staffers while Republicans brace for redistricting gains. OBrien's tenure begins amid debt woes and a reshaped leadership landscape.
A letter from concerned parents at Mohave and Saguaro High School details multiple incidents including a senior’s locker theft, stolen money from a fund raiser, and a classmate reading a purse during class. They accuse some parents of irresponsibility and urge the school to protect students and uphold ethics.
A last minute write-in candidate for Paradise Valley Town Council expresses gratitude to residents for support and neighbors for spontaneous votes. He states no involvement in contesting election results and offers wholehearted support for the newly elected council.
Senator Barry Goldwater jetted back to the capital after a rest from Grand Canyon hiking. He pushed a busy schedule testifying on Air Force needs for F 111s, backing a voting rights amendment, and supporting federal arts funding. He praised the F 111, urged broader anti segregation rules, and helped move antitrust exemptions for newspapers.
The piece cites Sir William Shirer warning America could become fascist democratically if crime control and drug bills pass. It argues government overreach threatens rights, cites no knock warrants, jury removal, and court disrespect, and notes dislike of wartime policies and Vietnam era actions.
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