Editorial criticizes prison reform and rehab efforts
The Arizona editorial rebukes Warden Frank Eyman for calling reformers prison country clubs. It argues prisons are overcrowded and mix hardened criminals with potential reformers, urging programs that motivate inmates and rehabilitation over revenge. It condemns Eyman for avoiding town hall discussions on criminal correction and rehabilitation.
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Arizona Town Hall
All-Year School: Eight Steps For Proper Preparation
Article outlines eight essential steps for implementing an all-year school plan in a district. Key actions include feasibility study, information program for stakeholders, separate surveys of parents students and teachers, formation of study groups, financial analysis, adoption by the school board, terms and attendance decisions by families, then final scheduling and budgeting.
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Philip Strittmatter
Resource limits loom as world eyes key materials
Scientists warn coal could last about 1100 years iron about 95 years while population and rising living standards boost demand. The United States uses 40 percent of irreplaceable resources with six percent of world population. A top level commission is urged to study resources, usage, and changes in consumption habits.
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United States
Reporter chronicles Nixon trip with sharp sarcasm and farce
Bob Considine reports from Andrews Air Force Base to Shanghai detailing the Nixon presidential voyage. He mocks the expense and the media entourage aboard the Spirit of 76 and Pan Am planes, notes jet lag theory and cross time zones, and describes initial impressions in Hawaii Guam and Shanghai with satirical asides about Mao Tai and reception highlights.
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Teen Involvement Seminar Showcases 700 Students
About 700 junior and senior high students from roughly 30 Maricopa County high schools attended the Teen Involvement Seminary at Phoenix College. The event praised youth for drug education work, noted orderly lunch on the lawn, and commended local merchants for providing food.
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Phoenix College
Maricopa County
Brotherhood Story Of Love Beyond Difference Carried At Funeral
A heartfelt note from a reader recounts the funeral of Irving Kaslow, a modest yet beloved Jewish man. Four Arabs and two Jews carried his frail body, illustrating a rare act of unity across divides. The letter praises genuine love and intercultural respect as a remedy to conflict.
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Irving Kaslow
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