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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1974
Page
1
Israeli planes struck again on the Golan front as the 26th day of fighting continued. Damascus called the action an escalation amid ongoing hostilities affecting troops and positions in the area.
In Vientiane a new coalition government was blessed in a symbolic Buddhist rite as members pledged unity under the Lao king. NEA leader Japs Nixon Houston The president elect of the NEA accuses President Nixon of harming inner city school programs by jeopardizing federal funds. James A Harris of Iowa criticizes the administration for delaying education progress in large cities.
Columbia Missouri Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. a Democrat believes government regulation of radio and television must be narrowly confined by the Constitution.
The Scottsdale Public Library received a $5,000 state grant to fund a program measurement study. Library Director Hugh Cleary outlined four objectives including measuring major library programs, creating a communication method for managers, developing ongoing planning systems, and a detailed methods study in reference services. Arthur Young and Co. will conduct the research, with about 30 librarians from across the state attending the initial workshop.
President Nixon lengthens his Paris visit to Sunday for talks with French British Italian West German and Danish leaders and to meet Soviet Nikolai Gromyko after attending the Elysee Palace. He walks the street amid cheering crowds and exchanges pins with a French student and a passerby.
Police plan a computer oriented dispatch system named SOLID to speed information flow and reduce radio chatter. Scottsdale will seek LEAA funding of about $144,000 with portions in the current year and following two years.
City eyes SOLID as a computerized dispatch and status log to time stamp calls, track unit locations, and print management reports. Dispatcher CRT input, radio operator feeds, and in-vehicle units record en route at scene and available statuses for faster, data driven policing.
The New Times won a court ruling in Tempe that a high school campus ban on the newspaper was unconstitutional, while Scottsdale principals stay cautious and continue the ban awaiting legal guidance. Geof OConnell asserts the ruling upholds free expression, and Scottsdale officials consider legal opinions to align policy with law.
Sunny and warm today with a high near 90. Sunday will be in the low 90s. Overnight, temperatures dip to the mid 50s.
Republican John Roeder, who carried 14 982 votes to Art McBrayer 7 668 in 1972, informs Friday of his plan to seek another term in District 26. Roeder, 6265 E Catalina Dr, is vice chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee and taught at ASU Law School.
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