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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1971
Page
2
Editorial urges Arizona to fix unequal school tax funding. Gov Sam Goddard's 1965 plan was watered down leaving districts uneven. It calls for more money via severance tax or statewide tax districts and warns of upcoming court challenges if no action is taken.
Meany and AFL-CIO denounce Pay Board moves after Weber signals retroactive increases for major unions. Board split 10 to 5 with Teamsters added to eligible groups, fueling fears of administration effort to split organized labor and weaken inflation controls amid Phase Two.
The author recalls Armistice Day marking end of World War I and the Unknown Soldier burial. Over time it became Veterans Day with date shifts for long weekends, leading to diminished attention to the 50th anniversary and lingering guilt over forgetting the key meaning.
This U.S. News & World Report paperback argues about China in the UN and why Chiang Kai-shek and Mao Tse-tung both seek or reject representation. It traces Sino-American ties from 1859 to WWII and beyond, detailing key events, leaders, and policy shifts.
Letter from Nancy Lockman of Scottsdale criticizes parents and school board for overturning a health education requirement including sex education. She warns such actions threaten student access to vital information and likens the move to suppressive aims, urging informed, modern schooling.
In Atlantic City Sunday Press a reader cites repeated crashes at the 82nd Street and East Indian School Road intersection. She notes five-car pileups, questions the cost of a traffic light at 22 500 dollars, and urges a four way stop to prevent further deaths, warning could be yours or mine.
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