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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1974

Page

7

Nurses Launch Front Line Dental Health Drive at School

Phyllis Martin and Marty Badler, registered nurses from Arizona State University, lead a swish and swallow program at Indian Bend Elementary to improve third graders’ dental hygiene. They conduct snack bag checks, use a dye tablet to test brushing, and reward students with prizes while expanding lessons into art and other subjects.

Dennis Carroll North Scottsdale Phyllis Martin Marty Badler Miss Martin John C. Lincoln Hospital Dental Health Clinic

Whidbey Telephone Co owner convicted in fraud case

U S District Court jurors found David C. Henny guilty on 11 of 12 counts for inflating long distance call figures from 1968 to 1970. He admitted calls were faked from locations including New York and Philadelphia to disguise prepaid charges. The government said money was diverted from prepaid calls to General Telephone Co.

U.S. District Court David ,C. Henny New York Hawaii Philadelphia South Whidbey Island Whidbey Henry General

Veterans plan second bonus march on Washington

Ronald Kovic spokesman for the American Veterans Movement announced a three week sit in near a U.S. senator and said a June 14 start and July 4 Washington rally would echo the 1932 veterans march. He urged veterans from all wars to join the planned action around Lafayette Park and the White House area.

Los Angeles UPI American Veterans Movement U.S Washington Washington, D.C Ron Kovic Lafayette Park White House Kovic

Tavan Singers Shine At Scottsdale Choral Fest

The Tavan Singers a sixth to eighth grade girls group under Mrs Rosina White impressed at Scottsdale High Vocal Music Festival earning a superior plus rating the highest for large choirs The group practices twice weekly before school and one lunch period and sings at the Spring Choral Concert next Tuesday at 7 30 PM Also featured are the Tavan Troubadors and The Best Basic Bunch two other school vocal groups.

Scottsdale Tavan Phoenix Rosina White Westward Ho Paradise Valley Kiwanis Club Tavan Singers Scottsdale High White ASU Tavan Troubadors

Veterans march echoes 1932 bonus protests in D C

The piece recalls the 1932 bonus march where 20 000 veteransestablished a tent city in Washington D C to press for early payment of World War I bonuses. It notes a current campaign by AVM veterans seeking better VA hospital care and higher benefits, including a sit in by Kovic and 14 others angered by stalled petitions.

Washington, D.C Veterans Administration AVM Kovic Los Angeles Alan Cranston D-Calif Congress Herbert Hoover Douglas MacArthur

Pill on the way for men raises parental concerns

Memphis dispatch reports Dr C Alvin Paulsen of the University of Washington says a reversible male contraceptive may be ready in five years. Dr Louis Hellman warns parents to accept an openly sexual generation of teens and to move beyond fear and ignorance of sex.

Memphis Tenn UPI C. Alvin Paulsen The University of Washington Louis M. Hellman Department of Health, Education and Welfare Hellman Paulsen

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Indian Bend Jim Silverman Sandi Huff Phyllis Martin and Marie Badler Jim Judy Patton RA Pao Inn & Resort East McDowell Rd Educational Enrichment Service Inc Alate E. Osborn P.O Arizona Veterans Plan
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