Editorial on Arizona Legal Aid and Gov Williams
The piece condemns Gov. Jack Williams and appointees for opposing legal aid funding for the poor. It argues the governor vetoed federal grants for a second year, seeks to shield officials from criticism, yet notes past overrides by the Office of Economic Opportunity. It asserts equal rights under law for rich and poor and condemns a separate legal system for the wealthy.
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Jack Williams
Arizona
Williams
Office of Economic Opportunity
Congress
Welfare Department
Graham
Secret Dossiers and FCC Secret List Alarm
A public critique warns that the FCC maintains a covert list of about 10 900 names of individuals and groups flagged for possible license issues. The press cannot access the list and those named cannot learn or appeal their inclusion. The author calls such secrecy undemocratic and unjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Wallace campaign faces wary unions in Wisconsin primary
AFL-CIO leaders print anti-Wallace brochures as a precaution against strong showings in the Wisconsin Democratic primary. Polls show Wallace far from front runners Hubert Humphrey and Edmund Muskie though some voters see him as standing up for the little man.
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Milwaukee
George Wallace
Afl-Cio High Command
Wallace
Alabama
Democratic Party
Pat Lucey
Florida
John W. Schmitt
Afl-Cio
Lucey
West Side
Oliver Quayle
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
All-Year School Plans Outlined in Four-Quarter to Five-Plan Formats
Second in a series explains basic all-year schooling forms. The four-quarter plan splits the year into 12 week terms with three attended, yielding frequent staggered vacations. The 45-15 plan runs nine weeks on with three week breaks, while the five-term plan uses four vacation weeks across five terms. Attendance varies by plan and parental adaptation is uneven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Strittmatter
Editorial Backed Call for Truck Driver Standards
Sir, the letter defends the March twenty one truck driving editorial while urging state legislation to hold businesses responsible for their drivers. It argues for special standards and license suspensions for violators and notes frequent speed violations by trucks over the Scottsdale Mesa Tempe region.
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Scottsdale
Mesa
Tempe
Saguaro Band Fund Drive Aims for Six Flags Texas Trip
Mrs F Ebner shares praise for the Saguaro Band directed by J D Marsch as they raise funds selling Sta Power products and Russell Stover candy. A spaghetti dinner on May 5 funds the effort and the home entertainment unit prize will be awarded. The goal is Arizona representation at Six Flags in Texas in May.
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Russell Stover
Arizona
Six Flags
Texas
Joyce Ross Scottsdale
Madden commuted sentence sparks renewed critique
Readers argue that Becky Madden’s commuted sentence exposes inequities favoring the wealthy and socially prominent. The letter questions the labeling of Madden as a Valley socialite and lambasts endless media reverence and casual mercy.
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Barbara Perlman
Becky Madden
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Novak
Madden
Perlman
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc” Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Earl
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Progress
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Outer State
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