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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1977
Page
3
The Los Angeles Times and other major papers oppose refusing X rated movie ads. They argue censorship threatens free speech and press, noting legality remains and readers should decide what to view. They caution about slippery lines to ban items beyond X rated films.
A national study shows a steady drop in core language skills over recent years. It cites family breakdowns crowding and teacher morale, arguing that increased home motivation is needed alongside local school reforms to reverse the trend.
Washington inspects a tense clash on the Korean influence case as Suzi Park Thomson refuses public testimony. She confirms meeting Tongsun Park but avoids discussing payoffs while ethics panel seeks open session and scrutinizes staff conduct.
Environmental concerns over a sea level Panama Canal persist as scientists warn that ocean intermixing could disrupt marine ecosystems. Dr. Briggs cites potential predator and parasite spread and threats to shrimp fisheries, while some researchers call for more study before a decision.
Herm Spowal of KXTC argues KMCR program director Carl Matthusen mishandles public funds and arts support New criticisms focus on limited classical music playtime and the cancellation of Night at the Opera He questions why KMCR spends money on ads claiming there are no commercials ever.
A reader questions why Scottsdale runs adult film ads while the Los Angeles Times stopped such promotions. The note promises clarification of the newspaper's rationale behind continuing to publish these advertisements.
The Progress invites letters to the editor but limits space to 300 words. Signed contributions favored. typed letters preferred for clarity and readability.
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