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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1977
Page
3
The Scottsdale Federation of Teachers seeks an across the board $800 raise and a starting salary of $10 000, up from $8 228. The plan argues many teachers deserve more, cites tenure protections as a barrier to removing poor performers, and calls for tenure review and merit systems to protect good teachers.
The article notes Carter’s Europe visit as more than a tour, seeking restored dialogue with Common Market heads and enhanced cooperation. It highlights warm receptions, improved perception of his leadership, and renewed prospects for economic and political links amid global challenges.
Mondale expresses concern that the push for a balanced budget drives a conservative policy, opposing Carter's advisers. The White House faces internal dissent with Mondale and Eizenstat backing Keynesian stimulus, while Lance and Schultze push restraint. Congress fears reduced social welfare and hints at a larger clash with the administration.
Harriet van Horne reviews Richard Nixon and Adolf Hitler through psychohistorical lenses. The piece contrasts Nixon’s paranoia with Waite’s Hitler study, noting shared patterns of early trauma and self damaging choices, and previews the June 9 release of The Psychopathic God.
In a letter from Harry R. Hyder, the author dismisses the so called magic carburetor promising huge mileage. He urges Mittelstaedt to obtain a patent copy, verify the claim, and notes patent law requires licensing or use. He says miracles in engines are past and fuel savings come from lighter vehicles and reduced use.
Eva M. Smyth of Paradise Valley supports conservation as the Arizona Wildlife Federation promotes a dual flushing toilet device. Tests suggest a family of four can save 13 000 to 35 000 gallons annually per toilet. For more information write to the federation in Phoenix. Thomas Sullivan.
The notice lists subscription prices: 6505 in monthly, 34.00 yearly by mail for Arizona residents, 750.00 monthly for out of state, and 3.00 monthly.
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