Who Runs The Scottsdale District Reuben Under Fire
Editorial condemns ongoing clash between Scottsdale Education Association leaders and Superintendent Gabriel Reuben. It argues undercutting by teachers and a power struggle with the school board hampers district leadership and calls for giving Reuben a chance to prove his ability. The piece notes past proposals and conflicts over negotiations, pay, and attendance policies, urging unity and allowing the superintendent to run the district.
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Scottsdale Education Association
Gabriel Reuben
Charles Holt
John Tanner
Eugene Burnkrant
Scottsdalet Education Association
SEA
Reuben
Limelight on Hink case prompts public questions
In a Thursday Mailbag letter city prosecutor Don Crampton defends Scottsdale police over City Councilman Heinz Hink's traffic accident. The writer questions breathalyzer testing, station detainment, and why only careless/collision charges were filed, urging better handling in future.
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Don Crampton
Scottsdale
Heinz Hink
Hink
Crampton
Nixon arrival in Peking a muted reception despite fanfare
Bob Considine recalls Nixon’s Peking arrival with sparse crowds, guarded welcome, and odd scenes. He notes Maoist banners, buses ferrying reporters, and a reporter quip about crowds waiting to cross the street. The piece contrasts VIP displays with minimal public turnout and playful but sharp observations.
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New York
Nixon
Peking
Capital
Prof. Kissinger
Chou En-lai
Chou
George Raft
Pat
Bill
Henry
Chou & Co
Madam Tussaud’s
Yangtze
Red Star
Mr. Hsu
Mao
McGovern Critiques Nixon Over Vietnam Talks
In reaction to Nixon's disclosures on Vietnam, McGovern criticized the president for asserting his prerogatives while his own party pressed for a fixed withdrawal date in exchange for prisoners. Muskie Jackson and Fulbright urged a broader approach, urging end to the war above party gain. Daily News Chicago.
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Vietnam
Sen
George McGovern
McGovern
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U.S
Paris
Goldfish Bowl
Daily News
Chicago
City schools stay open amid flu epidemic says head
Slips by officials note higher than normal student absences yet Huntsville Alabama schools will remain open during the current influenza outbreak. The Dallas Times Herald reports the association sponsors a conference urging women to cooperate with men in shaping society’s life styles.
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Huntsville
Ala
Dallas Times Herald
Progress accepts letters with limits and verification
The Progress invites letters to the editor but limits submissions to 350 words due to space. Writers must include name and home address for verification, should the need arise. Typewritten letters receive preference.
Popular library picks list shows top ten books
A library display features ten widely read titles including Blatty The Exorcist Brown Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Hailey Wheels Michener Fire Drifters MacInnes Message from Malaga Forsyth Day of the Jackal Lash Eleanor and Franklin Talese Honor Thy Father Kanin Tracy and Hepburn and Wouk Winds of War.
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Blatty
Brown
Wounded Knee
Forsyth
Day of the Jackal
Lash
Eleanor
Franklin
Talese
Father
Kanin
Tracy
Hepburn
Wouk
Book Report on Horses and Ponies Review
Elaine Cholewa notes Judith Campbell's Horses and Ponies (Grosset and Dunlap 1971) traces horse evolution from small forest mammal to modern breeds. It covers care costs, riding, saddles, breeds, and geographic origins with color illustrations and a bibliography.
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Elaine Cholewa
Scottsdale Public Library
Judith Campbell
New York
Grosset and Dunlap
Homeowner laments parking loss to bike path in Scottsdale
A Scottsdale resident vents in The Mailbag about losing curb parking to an 86th Street bike path. He argues that residents and service workers now face distant parking, condemns speeders, and questions democratic planning while urging a safer solution without punishing homeowners.
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Scottsdale
Durocher Autograph Etiquette Questioned by Scottsdale Couple
A Scottsdale couple defend Leo Durocher for signing autographs during business hours noting he often stops at their restaurant to greet fans. They say children asked before and after games, while critics complained about a brusque reception and interruptions during meals.
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Leo Durocher
Durocher
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