Williams repeats bad pick for Board of Education
The Arizona editorial argues Governor Williams erred reappointing Richard Harris to the State Board of Education after the Senate Education Committee rejected him 5-4. It cites opposition from teachers and civic groups and warns children will suffer from a packed board. It notes Weldon Shefstall’s concern over board overreach and urges a more acceptable choice.
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Jack Williams
Senate Education Committee
Maricopa County
Richard Harris
State Board of Education
Harris
Education Committee
Senate
Weldon Shefstall
Williams
Delos Ellsworth
Arizona
Permissive parents defined in thoughtful contrast
The piece contrasts permissive parenting with engaged guidance noting that permissive parents fail to teach rational thinking and self control. It argues that loving, involved parents instill tools for adult decision making and responsible behavior, leading to capable, independent children.
Northwest Airlines faces gender pay and job bias ruling
In a class action, Northwest flight attendants win a ruling that female stewards faced wage discrimination and unequal treatment. Judge Aubrey Robinson notes pursers earn higher starting pay and caps, with women facing stricter regulations and different standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Airlines
U.S
Aubrey E. Robinson Jr
Northwest
Sobering views emerge at NCA luncheon on alcoholism
Report from the New York City affiliate luncheon of the National Council on Alcoholism covers Sen. Harold E. Hughes and Dr. Nicholas Pace detailing alcoholism as a major public health issue. They cite hospital, crime, and welfare impacts and urge federal funding and treatment.
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Frank Comniff
New York City
National Council On Alcoholism
NCA
Plaza
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Senate
National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Lund
Congress
Sen. Hughes
Nicholas A. Pace
New York
General Motors
United States
U.S
America
FBI
Wallace hints at 76 third party threat to Democrats
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace, after renomination, says he may form a new party if Democratic rules discriminate against him. Wallace aides, funders, and insiders discuss strategies, potential CRC conflicts, and a possible 1976 bid while Wallace appeals to blue collar voters and frames issues beyond Watergate.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
National Democratic Party
Wallace
Robert Strauss
Mickey Griffin
Strauss
Charles Snider
Wallaceites
Compliance Review Commission
CRC
Commission
France
Democratic
Hall Timanus
Texas
Kansas City
American Independent Party
Julia Birch Society
South
Democratic Party
National Party
Community exerts stance on Scott-Shea rezoning study
North Scottsdale residents urge the planning commission to reject higher density and prefer the current one-acre homesites with 80 acres of commercial land at the Scott Road Shea Boulevard intersection. They suggest clustering housing or adding a buffer recreation area and emphasize nonurban, low-density living.
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Planning Commission
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Shea Blvd
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United States Senate
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Philadelphia, Pa
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Inside Report
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W. B
Doc’ Wright
Progress
Willi$ Brown
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Audit Bureau of
Ariz
National Newspaper Association
Apizoka Newspapers Association
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