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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1970
Page
3
Editorial praises loving teaching that rewards effort and encouragement. It contrasts a punitive start with a positive turning example from Arcadia High School and recalls teachers who inspire and engage students. It argues praise boosts learning and reduces resentment, keeping children at the heart of education.
Observers warn that Camelback Road between 44th Street and Scottsdale Road is among the area’s most dangerous. High speeds, sharp curves, and poor visibility at several intersections lead to frequent center-line crossings and costly multi-car crashes. Last Sunday a four-car collision halted traffic for hours. a girl in the opposite-direction car remains in critical condition at Barrows Hospital.
Inside Report examines how a student faculty group, Movement Against War, pushed antiwar activity across Claremont Colleges. It notes headquarters at Claremont Graduate School, funding from mandatory fees, and a pattern of administrative weakness enabling politicization amid historical protests and campus sit ins.
A Paradise Valley resident argues against changing zoning to attract investors. The letter celebrates the town’s clean air, quiet streets, wildlife, and one-acre zoning, urging residents to resist development pressure and keep the community’s sleepy, unique identity intact.
The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom promotes a twofold protest. First, women should refrain from shopping on Tuesdays to show economic influence against the war. Second, they should avoid products from major defense contractors and inform firms they oppose weapons manufacturing. A list of contractors is available from the Tempe branch.
Scottsdale reader JOAN BURTNETT cites a two week old school year hit by a budget forecast that cuts home economics shop and three positions. She criticizes a Real Estate Board luncheon remark about eliminating principals, questioning whether education or eradication drives the district.
A secret House Judiciary subcommittee session maneuvers around a staff produced report that whitewashes justice William O. Douglas. Rep. Emanuel Celler pushes a pro Douglas line while Rep. Edward Hutchinson blocks with demands for revisions and transparency. The proceedings remain cloaked, newsmen excluded, and past staff reports labeled confidential.
Mary McGrath writes to Amy Vanderbilt about navigating shifting social norms. Readers ask how to handle profanity living arrangements and etiquette for new relationships while balancing tradition. The note requests guidance on polite responses amid evolving manners.
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