Court reform for Arizona pay and tenure
The Citizens Association on Arizona Courts urges higher judicial pay matching national levels. Chief Justice Struckmeyer backs reforms including appointment lists, cost of living adjustments, a 70 year retirement age, and using retired judges for special cases to improve justice and attract qualified judges.
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The
Citizens Association
Arizona
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Nevada
California
Fred Struckmeyer Jr
Struckmeyer
UNICEF at twenty five a record of aid worldwide
UNICEF marks its 25th anniversary with global health milestones. The agency vaccinated 359 million for tuberculosis, aided children in 112 countries, treated 43 million for trachoma, built 49 000 health centers, and trained 575 000 people to assist children. President Nixon praises UNICEF and Halloween milk-carton fund collecting children.
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United Nations Children’s Fund
U.S
Unicef
U.N
Yazoo Integration in a Deep Southern Town review
Willie Morris returns to Yazoo and Mississippi in this Harper’s Magazine Press study of 1954 school integration and its 1970 aftermath. The memoir follows Morris’s roots, the 1954 court ruling, local figures, and the enduring struggle to reconcile southern heritage with civil rights.
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Yazoo
Willie Morris
Harper's Magazine Press
Morris
Southland
Harper's Magazine
Mississippi
Jackson
Supreme Court
America
Oregon Jewel potato crop faces US forecast drop
The U S Department of Agriculture reports a dip in Oregon Jewel potato production from last year's figures, affecting growers in Portland and surrounding areas as weather and market conditions influence yield expectations.
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Oregon
Insurance policy print rules shape coverage disputes
An ABA public service piece outlines how large print does not always prevail over typed or handwritten policy terms. It cites cases where clear insertions or larger print affect interpretations of exclusions and indemnities. The article advises policyholders to seek clarity to reduce disputes and asks readers to send letters with name and address for verification.
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American Bar Association Public Service
Will Bernard
The Baseball Reserve Clause and Flood’s Challenge
A historical take on the reserve clause in baseball, its Supreme Court roots, and Curt Flood’s 1970 stand. The piece notes Griff's influence, presidential ties, wartime exemptions, and the looming threat if Flood’s case ends the clause. It contrasts player salaries and club power with broader anti monopoly sentiments.
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New York
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Clark Griffith
Holmes
Curt Flood
Flood
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Philadelphia
Fort Lauderdale
Fairbanks
Washington Senators
Arthur Goldberg
Baseball Barons
High Court
Washington
Griffith
Griff
William Howard Taft
Eisenhower
Burning Tree
White House
FDR
Calvin
Minnesota Twins
Chicago Cubs
Phil Wrigley
Yankees
CBS
England
Boog Powell
Navajo School Helpers Heal Through Heartfelt Care
Sister Marijane Ryan and a team of teachers tend disabled Navajo children at St. Michael's Mission, growing from 19 students in 1970 to about 100 by 1972. They travel 120 miles daily to reach rural homes, teach basics, Braille, and music, and nurture bright futures amid the reservation’s challenges.
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Stanley
St. Michael’s Mission School
Endless Sky
Navajo Reservation
Arizona
Marijane Ryan
Boston
Duran du Boise
Marijane
Arletta Hartmann
Milwaukee
Europe
Samoa
Chicago
Duran
Mary O’donnell
Martha Meyers
Patty
Park
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Book Review
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Portland
Ore
John Liney
Bob
Considine
Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B. Doc" Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earl Or
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ber
Neves Ews Praper
Arizona Newspapers Association For Greater Public Service
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