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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1967
Page
4
The piece argues tensions between teachers and the Scottsdale School Board harm students, parents, and taxpayers. It urges open dialogue, better funding use, and creation of a grievance system and a citizens advisory committee to reform personnel practices and administration.
New York columnist Bob Considine criticizes how society treats senior workers. He argues Social Security penalties trap healthy retirees from earning more and pushes millions out of the labor market, creating a hidden junkyard for older workers.
Los Angeles Herald- Examiner quotes Dr Irving Wright urging action on elderly unemployment and productivity loss. He warns that forced retirements 65 and older hurt economies, communities, and firms as skilled workers are displaced and firms face merger or closure costs.
In northern Kenya a public audience asks why the United States spends billions on space while aiding poorer nations. McGill explains space research benefits, contrasts domestic needs, and notes responses on race, Vietnam, and Africa. He frames questions about Rhodesia and U.S. rights versus aid.
Roscoe Drummond notes strong volunteerism in the war on poverty with more than 375,000 Americans contributing time and skills. Head Start programs involve 245,000 volunteers aiding slum children, while VISTA and legal aid volunteers expand service and opportunity across the nation.
Robert C. Burnett complains at length about the Board of Education. He urges better teacher pay, more schools, and tax funding if needed, noting rising costs with a growing population and demanding direct answers at meetings.
A reader urges the Scottsdale School Board to listen to teachers and hold discussions with the local American Federation of Teachers. The letter defends teachers against labels as union thugs and money seekers and warns that mistreatment could drive away top staff.
Voice urging against broad federal gun regulation argues crime stems from misuse not ownership. The writer backs Gov. Connallys stance that punishment for misuse matters more than restricting private firearms and warns of potential nationwide confiscation if laws pass.
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