Voters back write-in Ozzie Burton in Scottsdale District race
The Scottsdale School District writes editorial praise for write-in winner Ozzie Burton noting strong support for his two core stances on board policy and open meetings. The piece credits Burton’s late campaign yet emphasizes the need for continued public input from other candidates Jeanne Chapin Sam Childs and Ed Hahn.
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A Lesson From Elderly Drivers
An essay argues that drivers aged 65 and older may be among the safest on the road. It raises questions about speed versus caution, sight, and mental focus, suggesting older drivers experience less daily stress and drive more heedfully.
Nixon Seen Like Johnson as War Talks Drive Policy
Evans Novak reports Nixon, after a somber White House talk with lawmakers, drew Johnson parallels over staying in the war. He asserted the military option remains, but would not fully escalate, aiming to keep negotiations alive while avoiding political damage to his presidency and party.
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Nixon Should Unveil Secret Vietnam Peace Plan
Hoppe argues amid public advice on Vietnam policy that Nixon reveal a universal peace plan. He mocks deadline tactics, imagines a July 4 1999 withdrawal deadline, and suggests a staged retreat with allies, nuclear arms left behind, and Thieu grudgingly supervised.
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Red Dog Restaurant and Watercress Club Planned in Scottsdale
Ten years ago Scottsdale construction moved fast on North Scottsdale Road with the Red Dog Restaurant on the main floor and the exclusive Watercress Club on the second floor. The building aimed for completion by November as Arizona horsemen prepare for the Old Fashioned Horse Drawn Parade on October 28.
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Finch fights education funds as White House veto looms
Secretary Robert Finch urged Senate to strike $1.1 billion in added education money from the House approved HEW bill. He backed restoring about $156 million cut by the House in education welfare and health, while the White House signals budget restraint and a Nixon brand for future programs. Allen backs Right to Read as a reading initiative to be funded later via state and local districts.
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Battle over 200th birthday site sparks three city bids
Washington Philadelphia and Boston vie to host the American Revolution Bicentennial Exposition. Each city argues it is the birthplace of American history, citing landmarks and tourism potential while weighing prestige and long-term gains.
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Scottsdale Progress details and pricing in 1969 notice
The Scottsdale Daily Progress announces editorial leadership and publishing schedule and lists contact details. It includes subscription rates for out of state mail and carrier routes, and notes two class postage and unsolicited submissions policy. The notice dates October 9, 1969.
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