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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1970
Page
2
The editorial argues for a modified tenure system to remove ineffective teachers while protecting good ones. It suggests five year reviews by peers and the personnel department, to encourage better performance and allow underperformers to be released, balancing job security with educational quality.
Syrian radio quotes Palestine Liberation Front denouncing Israel for arming guards on Israeli planes. The text mocks the notion as unfair and notes Egypt plans to file a complaint over photos of Russian SAM missiles moved toward the Suez Canal, accusing Israel of snooping.
Senate Public Works Committee stalled on the air pollution control bill as lobbying by auto makers and industry leaders delayed action. Muskie subcommittee's tough provisions face compromise, while Detroit executives push for delay and a three year deadline looms.
An open letter from Cocopah PTA Publicity Chair urges parents to supervise children on campus due to construction risks. Fenced and roped off danger zones remain, and parents are asked to remind kids to stay on sidewalks and avoid unsupervised play outside school hours.
A Scottsdale mother salutes eight long haired youths and National Guardsmen who, from 1:30 a.m. to 4:30 a.m., filled sand bags and delivered aid to flooded homes in their neighborhood. They worked through the storm while others slept, earning praise for selfless action and communal spirit.
Maryknoll Bishop Walsh, 79, returns to Cumberland Maryland after a dramatic release from prison amid a wartime world news surge. He forgives all and receives rare support from colleagues and family, including a sister nun and former Judge William Walsh, with Maryknoll officials and reporters recounting his journey and a joyful reception.
The Capital Times notes Dr W S will appear as the Viewpoint guest on WIBA in Madison Wisconsin from 10 30 to midnight tonight. The segment will feature his views on current issues broadcast from the Wisconsin capital city station.
The column argues that couples need both optimism and doubt. It suggests skeptics and the scoffers avoid each other yet a balance of glade and glum creates a stable union. Each partner subconsciously seeks what the other lacks, blending traits to hold the marriage together.
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