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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1972
Page
2
The piece argues tenure after three years hampers removal of poor teachers while protecting the majority, calls for a middle ground. It suggests a five year tenure with annual reviews by teachers administrators students or parents and potential probationary renewal with appeals to school boards. It warns legislative action may come if locals delay.
Hubertus Strughold, dubbed Father of Space Medicine, explains a biological clock in people that misaligns with rapid time-zone shifts during jet travel. He cites experiments and real-world anecdotes, noting airlines delay business decisions for 24 hours to let clocks adjust and compares migratory birds to human timekeeping challenges. He also foresees future clock training for Mars missions as voyages extend into perpetual daylight.
The piece argues that since the Eisenhower era the domino theory shaped U.S. Asia policy. It notes Park Chung Hee in South Korea and Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines have seized power, imposed martial law, and revised constitutions. It urges halting all aid until freedom is restored.
The piece links corporate donations to Nixon campaigns with EPA actions and environmental lobbying in Congress. It cites Bunker Hill Idaho as a Gulf Resources unit donor and lists several congressional figures and industry backers. It also notes Quebec’s planned wolf kill and calls for protests to Quebec officials.
President Nixon plans rapid action to push domestic programs despite a hostile 98th Congress. Aides say he will advance revenue sharing and a five year, 30.2 billion plan, shifting money to state and local governments. He aims to act before inauguration and pursue new programs without delay.
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