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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1970
Page
2
The Arizonian recalls an in depth study showing weak state protections for nurseries and pre schools. It argues government enforcement is lacking, calls for including nurseries in the new oversight board, and warns that good operators must be shielded from bad apples to protect children.
Scientists in California test a drug that paralyzes voluntary muscles and induces a dying sensation. A post-hypnotic suggestion supposedly remains in the mind, promising potential to reform inmates. Critics warn of misuse and dangerous power gains before benefits are proven.
Inside Report notes Taft keeps a dossier on Howard Metzenbaum linking him to leftist ideas. Metzenbaum’s centrist TV push by Charles Guggenheim has narrowed Taft’s lead. Cleveland millionaire Metzenbaum attacked in a political climate upset by a GM strike and Ohio labor concerns.
Gen Efraim Ben-Arzi a veteran Israel army leader discusses using Dead Sea brine for Negev fertilizer plant funding and export aims. He warns on Soviet motives, predicts Vietnam and China roles, and urges stronger airline security and hijacker prevention.
The piece notes Vice President Spiro Agnew presides over the Senate only rarely though the Constitution assigns him that duty. It traces a trend of absenteeism since 1950 with Barkley presiding about 40 percent, Nixon and Johnson presiding rarely, and Humphrey and Agnew following later patterns. It mentions the president pro tempore, chosen by seniority, as Senate presiding officer in vice presidents’ absence.
Real estate listing notes a two family home in Portland offered at 14 500 dollars. Property features six rooms and is marketed by Donald A Rossnagle of Hugh Yard.
An essay argues that a new generation of educated youths increasingly chooses seasonal labor to fund studies and see the country. It suggests crop picking has become a modern Grand Tour, with graduates roaming the nation rather than settling into routine, challenging views on achievement and education.
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