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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1977
Page
3
The editorial argues that Arizona school board members receive no pay despite extensive time commitments. It notes 15 to 20 hours weekly in large districts like Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, with up to 40 hours during crises, and contends pay would make service more attractive and fair compared to other public offices.
The Civil Aeronautics Board proposes paying bumped passengers up to 400 to deter overbooking. It also backs penalties on no shows with cancellations rules. If travelers fail to cancel eight hours in advance they could lose 25 percent of fare and two hours notice could cost 40 percent.
Washington column portrays Anastasio Somoza as a spoiled autocrat trained by the Pentagon and financed by the Treasury. It says he controls Nicaragua’s major industries and stashes money abroad while his people endure 30 cent an hour wages. The piece notes his temper, military display, and lavish birthday gifts as evidence of a dictatorial regime.
Arthur Hoppe ponders Fred Frisbee as a "real" Sixties, Seventies, and Eighties person. From Ike era faith to Peace Corps shock, beard growing protests, and TM and therapy, Frisbee shifts identity while the 1980 outlook ends with a blunt plan at home to vent frustrations.
Reader criticizes the school board and Phillis Spencer for censoring. The letter argues censorship by default harms democracy and damages public trust, noting students’ distrust in public servants and likening Spencer’s timing to a political charade.
A citizens group commends editorials on the new governor and his appointees. They praise John Huerta at the Department of Economic Security for child welfare concern and urge Bolin to leverage his leadership and community input through the 4 C Task Force on Foster Care to improve services for vulnerable children.
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