Unified CODAC Approach Urged For Ecology
Editorial urges a CODAC like unified effort to combat ecology problems in the region. Dr. Kent Durfee proposes medical society leadership and collaboration among educators doctors law officials clergy and public officials to mobilize community involvement and protect the environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
CODAC
Kent Durfee
Scottsdale
Charles Finney
County Medical Society
Durfee
Washington weighs troop cuts in Europe amid dollar crisis
The article reports Senate leaders including Mansfield and Symington pushing for reduced U.S. troops in Western Europe as dollar instability and balance of payments strains grow. It notes NATO defense needs, Laird and Nixon positions, and a potential impact on about 180000 Army personnel plus 45000 Navy and Marines and 75000 Air Force units stationed mainly in Germany.
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Washington
U.S
Europe
NATO
Senate
Western
Mike _ Mansfield
Montana
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Mansfield
Appropriations
Allen
Ellender
D-La
Ellendér
Air Force
Germany
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
Pentagon
Vietnam
Summer Job Shortage Affects Teens Nationwide
The piece notes scarce summer jobs for teens across the Valley and nation, with unemployment at 6.1 percent and 17 percent for 16 to 19 year olds. It calls for readers to support youths by using the Progress free job wanted ads to help teens gain work experience and funds for college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valey
Progress
Concorde race heats up as US SST program faces backlash
President Pompidou praises the Concorde after a dazzling 1315 mph flight while US lawmakers, industry leaders, and conservation groups debate the viability of an American supersonic transport. Russia’s TU-144 leads in tests as Anglo French plans loom for 1973 service.
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New York
France
Georges. Pompidou
Proxmire
America
Britain
Russia
U.S
Neil Armstrong
Soviet Union
Houston
Tex
American
Eastern
Pan Ami
TWA
United
Congress
BOAC
Air France
Continental
Northwest
Orient
Pan Am
Public education needs reform says U S education chief
S P Marland Jr. in his first annual report argues schools must cut inequality by expanding hours and months of operation. He urges fewer administrative burdens and more on-site leadership to reset the system, challenging traditionalists including parents, administrators, and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.P. Marland Jr
U.S
Marland
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Office of Education
Washington
Keewag
Beacon Journal
Akron
Ohio
Governor Williams faces election heat in Arizona in May Day remarks
In a May Day address Governor Williams accuses media bias, while Democrats respond that his partisan comments push a national narrative. The letter argues the governor diverts attention from Arizona problems, blaming media and seeking a straight Republican vote.
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Williams
Arizona
Save the Schoolhouse Committee Proposal in Scottsdale
A reader urges joining a hypothetical Save the Schoolhouse committee to argue for restoring a schoolhouse as a museum. The letter contends restoration may cost less than new construction and stresses preserving a link to forefathers to educate future generations in Scottsdale.
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Mary Chandler
Scottsdale
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Meraber
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