SEA boycotts meeting over teacher attendance control
Scottsdale Education Association president Gerry Nagle called for a boycott of a budget meeting led by Superintendent E G Burnkrant. He demanded the SEA select attending teachers and run all future teacher committees, claiming a right after winning bargaining power. administrators say the district, not SEA, runs operations and negotiations must involve the board.
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Private firms seek exclusive rights to public words and symbols
The Patent Office may register the peace symbol as a trademark while a shoe maker and a clothing firm pursue rights to common terms. A clothing firm claims a copyright on Law, despite centuries of use in England. Critics urge Congress to limit private control over public-domain words and signs.
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Davey Crockett
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Parent complaints over parking tickets near Mohave Pueblo school
Mary Chandler of Scottsdale argues a judge ordered patrols to issue tickets as parents parked on the wrong side during a school function. She also notes repeated neighborhood speeding by teens, urging police presence she says was refused, criticizing focus on tickets over safety.
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Scottsdale
Mary Chandler
Not Only Will We Talk Prosperity We Will Practice It
A non-partisan call urges the public to focus on prosperity and tangible actions. It warns against anti administration rhetoric that fuels class hatred and political capital. The piece advocates practical optimism over partisan talking points.
Century Precinct Residents Protest Ballot Nominees
A Century Precinct resident objects to a ballot listing unfamiliar candidates for State legislative offices in Legislative District 17. The letter notes dissatisfaction with Scottsdale representation and questions Sun City involvement, signed by William T. Jenkins.
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Progress as a Real Test of True Advancement
The piece argues progress often harms more than it helps. It notes moon trips, phones, radios, and TVs create noise, not value. True progress appears only in crises when people rely on each other, learn to communicate, and lend aid.
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Columbus
New American Bible Debuts After 25 Years Of Work
The New American Bible appears with Dead Sea Scroll insights and original-language basis. It adjusts phrases from you to you all and redefines terms like Goliath and the three wise men, sparking mix of interest and debate among congregations and clergy.
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David
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Knickerbockers
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New American Bible
Stephen Harthegen
Bishops’ Committee of the Confraternity
Southern Democrats rebuild path to 1972 votes signals shift
Washington report notes Muskie and Ben Barnes discuss reviving a North South Democratic alliance. Moderates win governorships in Arkansas Florida Georgia and South Carolina altering the Dixie balance. Nixon strategy challenged as the South gains leverage for a potential second on the ticket.
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Carswell
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Jimmie Carter
John West
Dale Bumpers
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McNair
National Party
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
George McGovern
South Dakota
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Ed Muskie
Eckhardt Poll Says Press Not Rubber Stamp for Nixon
Rep. Eckhardt claims his survey shows Eastern liberal papers backed Nixon in 1968 while Midwestern papers oppose administration policies. He lauds newspapers for independence and objectivity not being in the pocket of Nixon, Agnew, or the administration.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Staff and Publishing Details
Jonathan Marshall editor and publisher Jerry McElfresh W. B. Doc Wright managing editor and assistant publisher. The Scottsdale Daily Progress is published Monday through Saturday evenings September to May and Monday through Friday June to August by Scottsdale Publishing Inc. The address is 7302 E Earll Dr Scottsdale Arizona 85251. Telephone 947-7544. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale. The Progress does not accept responsibility for unsolicited articles or pictures. This newspaper is a member of Arizona Newspapers Association and is co founded in 1885.
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Doc” Wright
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