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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1971
Page
2
The Scottsdale School District bans smoking on campus but students ignore the rule. Restrooms show cigarette butts and smoke. enforcement is weak. The editorial urges strict discipline for repeat offenders or designated smoking areas as a last resort, with student councils possibly policing peers.
The piece traces federal supremacy history from whisky taxes in the 1790s to today as Gov Preston Smith challenges Nixon’s wage and price freeze. It argues states must yield to federal law to keep the union intact, noting Texas’s 1845 joining terms and potential court battle.
New York writer notes the Berlin dispute among the Big Four and wartime leaders. The piece traces how Allied plans, Churchill and Eisenhower tensions, and Russian advances shaped the fate of Berlin from 1945 to the postwar era. It highlights strategic debates about occupation lines and the cost of a push toward Berlin.
Rep. Wilbur Mills of Arkansas studies boosting the minimum standard deduction by 100 or 200 dollars, a move that would primarily aid the lowest income families and spur immediate spending. Costs range from 400 million to 1 billion annually, with possible changes to exemptions and timing under Nixon's tax program.
Local gossip column notes two marriages under consideration with names Mr Holley and Mr Pamer. The item also lists a playful ad seeking affordable companionship and a job notice for a single man to run a modern fairy farm in Madison Wisconsin.
Arizona lawmakers return to an active Congress after recess with focus on welfare reform revenue sharing and governmental reorganization. The piece notes Nixon’s economic package shifting emphasis and the Senate’s election reform debate. Goldwater and Fannin voted against the reform bill while Rhodes Udall split on export expansion and appropriations for Labor and HEW.
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