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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1971
Page
2
Four of five School Board members favor an 8.8 percent raise for administrators next year, but critics argue the figure is inflationary and unfair. The editorial proposes a seven percent raise for all administrators or merit based increases to boost morale and preserve funds for other budget items.
An analysis of a major railway strike that halted 13 000 signalmen and idled 600 000 workers. It argues strikes disrupt essential services and supports Rep. Rhodes’s plan for a binding impartial labor court to settle disputes, while urging negotiation reforms over emergency legislation.
The 68 year old Dutch Treat Club hosted an annual dinner with guests like Harry Hershfield James A Farley and George Kenny all in their 80s Earl Warren recently joined the club and sent a gracious note praising reaching 80 as a privilege Brig Gen Dick Knobloch now represents United Aircraft in New York after leaving Andrews Air Force Base where he handled VIP visits and a late Emperor Haile Selassie arrival sparked a tense moment with officials
In the Rumor Clinic Dr. White faces criticism over who reviews textbooks for district adoption. He notes committees of teachers in subject areas officially approve texts, while arguing that state lists limit elementary selections. The letter cites concerns about a pilot program and a problematic seventh–eighth grade literature text, questioning whether it teaches literature or ethics and psychiatry.
A day after the Supreme Court ruling on busing, Atty. Gen. Mitchell met HEW staff with a go slow stance as Nixon aides clash over how to renegotiate desegregation plans. Columbia SC is highlighted as a potential flashpoint amid internal White House divisions and stalled action.
A frank look at how hair length and grooming shape attitudes across sexes and politics. The piece notes veterans, women with short hair, and roommates as targets of judgments, and questions why hair becomes a social barometer.
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