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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1977
Page
4
Vernon Hoy director of the Department of Public Safety fights with lawmakers over budget and staff changes. He accuses a slush fund, but credibility hinges on proof. The clash risks hindering enforcement against organized crime and resource needs.
The 367 foot tall Tall Trees Grove redwood in California faces accelerated clearcutting from upstream and upslope lumber firms. Interior Secretary Andrus urged a logging halt while Congress debates protection plans, with 48 000 acres proposed. Conservation groups demand stronger safeguards.
Washington profile portrays S I Hayakawa as an eccentric yet serious thinker who avoids public policy debates. Critics note his minimal discussion of issues despite high praise and rising favorable ratings in California polls.
Harriet Van Horne laments language decline as eighth graders lag reading levels. She cites euphemisms and pompous terms as hindrances, praising Wilfred Stuck and Paul Johnson while contrasting Nixon, Carter, Ford rhetoric. The piece urges clearer speech for literacy.
The board of education plans fall implementation of Personal Issues a nine week course for all 10th graders focusing on alcohol drugs responsibility and sex. The program frames sex education as part of lifelong health education stressing responsibility and family life beginning in kindergarten with lessons on life and reproduction.
Partly sunny weather frames a tour of the Nature Museum exhibit with transparent manikins. Parents observe seventh to tenth grade lessons on family structures sexuality dating and personal issues including diseases contraception teen pregnancy and responsible actions.
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