Scottsdale teachers strike a century ago and again warned
The 1971 Scottsdale teachers strike ended badly with demoralized students and a weak bargaining outcome. Now the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers threatens another work stoppage, but experts warn a strike during recession would fuel public resentment and harm children. Mediated negotiation is urged to protect students.
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Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
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Hot Baltimore Play Wins Critics Top Awards
Critics praise the stage production Hot Baltimore for humor and poignant messaging with a small message, noting it as superior to the television adaptation which critics deride as a poor parody that glamorizes prostitution and risks influencing young viewers.
EPA delays on toxic pollutant standards draw fire
EPA inaction on final toxic pollutant effluent standards fuels lawsuits and criticism from NRDC EDF Audubon Society and Businessmen for the Public Interest. Critics say deadlines were missed due to complexity funding and industry opposition while defenders cite political realities and data gaps.
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Edward Flattau
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Hoppe unveils mock CIA Mafia hit tale from Granola
Arthur Hoppe presents Aloysius Granola recounting a spoof recruitment plot where the CIA supposedly hires a top Mafia hit man. The piece satirizes government contracts, bureaucratic hurdles, and the absurdity of a failed Cuba assassination scheme with comic detail.
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CIA
Fidel Castro Havec
Aloysius
Grapevine
Fidel
East Afghanistan
Scottsdale City Hall Woes Prompt Public Call for Change
Letters to the Mailbag urge Phoenix editorial stance on Scottsdale mismanagement. Citizens question an appointed mayor and city manager, demand accountability for terminations and costly searches, and push for open elections and stricter financial controls.
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Scottsdale
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Scottsdale lays off workers protest Carter payout
A Scottsdale resident protests the city council decision to give ex-city manager Dale Carter a 32500 payout including vacation and three months salary while laid off workers receive no severance or accrued sick leave. The protest cites inconsistent policy and public cost.
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Dale Carter
Carter
Council
CIA Reportedly Sought to Destroy Domestic Flies
Police describe a missing girl with light brown hair wearing a two tone brown leather coat and tight brown shoes in a San Jose Mercury report. The San Francisco Chronicle headline references CIA activity.
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CIA
San Francisco Chronicle
Newspaper masthead and contact lines from March 19 1975 issue
The fragment shows staff roles editor publisher and payment figures with location shorthand and dated volume issue header. It reads like a newsroom masthead listing Jonatha Editor W. B. Doc Wright Assistant Publisher Jerry McElfrosh Managing Editor and payroll or rate figures for Arizona and Missouri pages with annual amounts.
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Doc’ Wright
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