A Map for Arizona Redistricting Stirs Editorial View
The Arizona Legislature debates reapportionment with House leader Burton Barr calling it futile since courts will decide. He warns parties will draw maps to favor themselves, urging a nonpartisan approach that treats representation as the core of democracy.
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Scottsdale Hosts Annual PGA Club Pro Championship
The national PGA club professional championship opens Wednesday in Scottsdale for a second year. Paul Hahn will give a trick shot demonstration tomorrow at Roadrunner Golf Resort as the event draws golf fans into the area. The Scottsdale Charros sponsor and organize the tournament, aiming to boost local business and civic pride despite last year’s weather-related losses.
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Pentagon battles over new Navy Air Force fighters rages in Congress
The Air Force F-15 with $175 million in development funds faces Navy competition from the F-14 set for 1973. Navy officers lobby to substitute the F-14 for the F-15, while Sen. Symington and Moorer clash over support. A-7 funding becomes a dispute as Congress withholds further authorization.
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Public school critique calls for emphasis on effectiveness
The author argues against the college bound bias in public schools, noting high school graduates struggle in college and scarce job opportunities. He urges salary reform based on effectiveness, stronger teacher evaluation, higher standards for teachers, and parent citizen involvement to align education with real societal needs.
Vigilance urged against depictions of violence in media
A speaker from the Legion of Decency condemns violent postcard and film depictions and urges moral groups to combat allegedly corrupting content. He cites Supreme Court rulings and cites Hollywood productions, topless venues, and crime magazines as threats to children and public safety.
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Liz Considine Sells Papers at Pub After Publicity Stunt
Elizabeth Taylor sells newspapers at a Shepperton pub after a day of filming Anne of the Thousand Days. A boy delivers a deal to boost the firemen’s fund, then Taylor pays and returns to the bar. Other items cover Nasser Kosygin gossip, Cagney bid talks, Bishop Sheen TV, hijacker capture, and a moralist push for family films.
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Scottsdale Kiwanis elects new officers for year
Dr. John L. Ashe was elected president of the Scottsdale Kiwanis Club for the coming year. Dr. Harold Hossam, minister of the Scottsdale Christian Church, was chosen as first vice president.
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Scottsdale Progress Subscription Rates Listed for 1969
The Scottsdale Progress lists subscription options with weekly, monthly, and yearly rates for out of state and in state readers. Rates shown include 300 per week 1.30 monthly 1.60 and yearly 18.60 or 15.60 in some terms. Doc Wright is named as assistant publisher.
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