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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1974
Page
2
The College Entrance Examination Board reports a nationwide rise in education costs with private college tuition and living expenses averaging 4039 dollars annually and public colleges at about 2400 dollars. Overall costs are projected to increase 9.4 percent next fall, a 35.8 percent rise in five years, pressuring families and highlighting the need for alumni support for hard-hit private colleges.
David B. Scoular, first director of Gammage Auditorium ASU, is honored by the Arizona Valley of the Sun Chapter NSAL. The tribute acknowledges ten years of quality artistic leadership and his planned spring retirement.
The Israeli caretaker government under Prime Minister Golda Meir faces factional battles within the Labor party that threaten Moshe Dayan's role and Israel’s ability to separate forces with Syria on the Golan Heights. Dayan’s possible exit and a new Labor-led cabinet could force Kissinger to rework diplomacy or risk renewed conflict.
Washington report notes Psychology Today asserts sugar pills can reach 56 percent efficacy of morphine and 54 percent of aspirin for pain. It warns overuse could spark abuse and criticizes over the counter hype for psychosomatic sugar pills.
A theatre group showcases the wide range of tasks from set and light design to sewing, acting, and advertising. Working on limited budgets and after school hours, students share in every aspect of the production, earning pride and a standing ovation.
The Appellate Division of New Jersey courts ruled 2 1 against Little League Baseballs effort to bar girls from youth baseball prompting outrage from James Farley and P J McGovern. The decision follows a push by Judith Weiss and the National Organization for Women to open leagues to girls amid civil rights proceedings.
Channel 8 went off the air after its transmitting facility atop Mr. Bigelow failed, disrupting broadcasts in the region as technicians assess the cause and expected repairs begin.
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