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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1970
Page
2
Local businessmen call for an emergency information hub to coordinate storm response. They urge keeping a 24 hour switchboard open, with a seasoned official in charge, to provide quick help, dispel rumors, and potentially save lives in crises.
The article cites reports of teachers using threats and paddling to control classrooms during the first week of school. It argues threats and violence create fear, harm learning climate, and that imaginative teachers with discipline achieve better results.
Wilbur Cohen former HEW secretary and Michigan education dean travels to Washington to broker a path for Nixon's welfare reform. He presses for Senate Finance Committee involvement led by Senator Long and seeks a work subsidy plan backed by Ribicoff Bennett and Long to win floor passage.
Arthur Hoppe satirically charts Heckwith University’s fall rollout as a society driven by the idea of keeping “rotten teenagers” contained. He lampoons the Presidential Study Commission report and a program that prizes security and useless study while attracting more parental applicants than students.
Dodd serves as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee Subcommittee to Investigate Juvenile Delinquency, as noted by the Lancaster Intelligencer Journal. The Chicago Sun Times quotes his remarks on pushing forward with the inquiry despite challenges.
Economists mobilize against the Mills tariff bill linking protectionist ideas to Hawley Smoot era. Nixon faces a tough political test as textile interests and Southern lawmakers back the Mills measure while Senate wrangles over welfare and Social Security.
Edwin O Neill president of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce states he did not endorse any candidate and did not authorize his name for an ad supporting John Conlan. The note apologizes for the mistake and credits Miss Hosmer with library hours cheer.
The House rejected a measure to bar substantial changes to the official Congressional Record. Critics say it distorts debate and reflects a sham in recording floor proceedings.
The Frederick Maryland Post argues members pad and prettify the Congressional Record, burying valuable information under minutiae, and showcasing false self-images rather than unvarnished facts.
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