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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1970
Page
2
The piece predicts graduates may join the establishment or submerge into suburbia. It warns that many educated youths could feel frustrated if not offered new challenges or upward mobility, risking continued unrest or stagnation after college. It argues society must provide outlets to prevent wasted talent and ongoing resistance.
In California a major oil firm admits its ad claim that gasoline pollutes less than rivals isn t fully factual. FTC says a so called energy tonic isn t all it is built up to be and chrome blades aren t superior to stainless steel. FDA pressures food makers to withdraw hundreds of thousands of pounds of potentially dangerous foods. In Kentucky a large outlet is fined $500 for short weighing and two more stores are indicted. A hopeful sign consumers may pay fair prices for honest products.
Kenyon College in Gambier Ohio stayed open amid nationwide campus upheaval. Faculty and administration resisted politicizing the campus and urged reasoned debate. Students supported keeping classes while proposing symposia and teach-ins on war and dissent.
In response to E R Sloan's letter the writer argues teachers should not demand more money alongside shorter summers and extended teaching years. They challenge four week increases and tenure as protection, noting many teachers fear lay offs and that performance varies among staff. They call for accountability and responsibility.
The piece argues that annoyance and exasperation propel efforts more than pure motives. It notes public bodies respond to persistent protest, using exasperation to spur action from kitchens to governments, while urging honesty and compassion to supplant it.
Howard H Hofmann of Scottsdale writes criticizing local agencies for flag disrespect seen May 13 before the Scottsdale Police station. He claims the City of Scottsdale flag and the state flag were dropped and left on the ground, then roughly folded with bystander observation, urging proper flag handling training.
Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis, jailed after the junta rose to power, appeals to Soviet leaders to rethink Kremlin backed faction led by Keligiannis. He accuses Moscow aligned group of factionalism and praises unity of progressive forces while noting U S influence and Greek hostages.
The notice shows monthly rates at 1.70 dollars and yearly rates at 18.20 to 20.80 dollars for a publication. It lists wk 1.70 Mo 1.70 Mo 1.80 Yr 18.20 Yr 20.80.
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