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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1971
Page
2
The Scottsdale School Board is urged to study modular construction for a new high school to save up to 30 million in tax funds. The editorial notes favorable public reaction but fears resistance from architects and builders while urging a thorough board-led evaluation of prefabricated components.
The School Board considers two courses for sex education after months of staff and parent collaboration. Course A aims for student involvement and broad health topics, while Course B offers a formal lecture on mental health family life and anatomy. Parents will choose which course to adopt.
Inside Report outlines Mayor Lindsay's dilemma as he weighs a possible party switch amid a disintegrating liberal Republican bloc. It notes staff pressure toward Democratic alignment, while Lindsay himself hedges on timing and odds for a 1972 presidential bid.
New York columnist Josh Kelly writes a critical open letter to Bernadette Devlin denouncing her support for Angela Davis and American socialist rhetoric. He warns against Irish and American revolutionary rhetoric influencing Ireland and urges clear stance against British policy and Trelaid.
The Supreme Court proposes an entertainment fund and budget increases for the upcoming fiscal year. Chief Justice would get a limousine. eight associate justices would have leased cars at $600 yearly each, with drivers and operating costs. Lawmakers question the necessity and fairness of the plan.
The piece argues that no fault divorce could formalize marriage as a rational contract. Insurance profits might arise, with premiums funding starts and new housing. It suggests lawyers could share gains, and emotional ties decline as demos shift toward practical outcomes.
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