New SEA leadership urged to improve Scottsdale education
The editorial urges the Scottsdale Education Association to adopt a constructive path under new leader Tom Smith a Hopi School math teacher. It praises his call to highlight teachers efforts and create a trustful atmosphere, while noting past tensions from previous SEA leadership and its impact on students and community.
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Readers defend teachers legal counsel in school board dispute
A letter from James E. Odenkirk of Scottsdale argues that the Scottsdale Education Association should be allowed to hire its own legal counsel using dues money. He compares professional groups to the SEA and questions why the public should pay for the SEA negotiator.
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Tax Reform Prompts National Tax Rebellion Debate
After paying income tax, citizens push for tougher laws. Congress passed a 1969 reform to tax those earning over 30000 but loopholes let many wealthy avoid taxes. Public demand centers on closing loopholes with no exemptions to fund government.
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Voter Registration Gaps Seen Threatening Election
A 1972 commentary urges reform to curb barriers that suppress youth and minority voters. It cites Saturday limits, early closures, and discouragement at registries, noting major states’ effects on turnout and the Nixon campaign landscape. It highlights legal challenges, Supreme Court rulings, and efforts by Julian Bond to mobilize Black voters.
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Vietnam
Change in movie ratings urged by Scottsdale student
Frank Puglia of Scottsdale High School argues that movie ratings should exist without age restrictions. He proposes a coding system with letters like L for language N for nudity and B for blood to guide parents in deciding if their child may attend a film.
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Frank Puglia
Scottsdale High School
Slips Daughters of Isabella Schedule Meeting Tonight
The Daughters of Isabella will hold its regular meeting today at 8 p.m. in the Men’s Room at St. Mary’s School Hartford Connecticut. A business note mentions smoking hams and sausages with Coke as a suitable base once preparation begins.
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Litton seeks greater Soviet trade through Moscow think tank
Litton Industries charts expanded U.S.-Soviet business ties as Roy Ash leads a delegation to Moscow. The group engages with Yuri Arbatov's Institute of the United States of America, aims to boost sales of cash registers and electronics, and seeks payment in dollars amid a trade bloc-heavy Russian market.
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