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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1973
Page
1
Jeff Aper writes the year’s first editorial urging individual readers to contribute material to the Script. He stresses that success depends on outside input and invites questions comments or criticisms to be written up and given to staff members.
Script will be published fifteen times this year for Sterling High School students faculty and the community involved. One year subscription is 1.25 dollars. Advertising dates available on request Mailing address Script Sterling High School 1608 Fourth Avenue Sterling Illinois 61081 Co editors in chief Jeff Aper Mike Mennes Managing Editor Terri Batley Co News Editors Dennis Haag Margaret Hampson Features Editor Shay Harlan
Gwen Busing asks who is at fault in Watergate era questions about presidential tapes and papers. The piece debates rights to know versus executive privilege, dangers of scandal, and whether the public deserves full disclosure. Readers are invited to respond to the Script editors in chief.
Warren Beer writes to answer questions about the Student Council and its role as an instrument of communication. He notes a successful Street Dance, a workshop in August, and that Homecoming planning is underway for an outstanding event.
The report lists various vehicle types involved in recent crashes, highlighting patterns across fatal and nonfatal incidents. It calls for data expansion to include more categories and clearer linkage to accident causes and outcomes.
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