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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1971
Page
2
Editorial urges Scottsdale Education Association to cooperate with a new ombudsman committee meant to hear district complaints and propose fair solutions. It says lack of communication has long plagued the district and that SEA should participate rather than block progress.
Washington analysis notes a likely final foreign aid budget near 3.142 billion for the coming fiscal year as House committees press to cut the 3.338 billion request and demand tighter oversight. Republican leaders back reorganizing aid agencies, while Rep. Morgan and Rep. Passman push for limited funding and examination of Kissinger's plan.
The piece argues the nine Soviet Jews faced a preordained verdict and coerced or varied testimony in a closed court. It condemns the Kremlin system while praising Western justice and laments absence of independent observers, noting alleged torture and political pressure.
ARTHUR HOPPE profiles Pete McCloskey a Marine Corps veteran and Republican congressman who opposes civilian bombing in Vietnam and pursues the presidency to push policy change. He is described as duty bound, honest, and morally opposed to current tactics.
The White House faces growing antiwar pressure as Common Cause led by John Gardner expands a campaign against a Nedzi Whalen amendment to the 1971 military procurement bill. The measure would bar US troops from using war matériel after December 31 1971, risking an accelerated troop withdrawal. President Nixon seeks a low vote tally while Peterson briefs Republicans on foreign competition and potential anti-trust relaxation to boost exports.
John Hoopinger and Adrienne Hoopinger protest lax attendance and free periods at Saguaro High School. They claim records are falsified enabling truancy and drug issues. They urge stricter oversight to teach responsibility and reduce off campus roaming.
Mrs Otto R Winkler, legislative chairman of the American Association of University Women, notes relief as legislators pass a kindergarten bill. She praises the Progress and expresses shared satisfaction with the action benefiting families and education.
The report notes an international mouse race winner with a 4000.7 minute time. It mentions a colonel in the Air Force Reserve and a half staff order, alongside unrelated domestic and disaster remarks and a hospital donation for new wenches.
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