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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1969
Page
3
Parents at Cocopah school cite overcrowded classrooms and misused spaces as evidence for bond issues. They note music and art rooms double as classrooms, storage spaces host meetings, and several grades lack stable bases, with projections of more bussed classes and double sessions next year. They argue a $0.675 monthly tax increase on a $25 000 home to fund needed classrooms.
TWA flight No. 191 departed on time from Kennedy but struck a seagull during ascent. The radar was damaged and fuel dumped before a precautionary return to Kennedy where a nose-cone hole and mangled bird were found. No passengers harmed. one seagull died.
An eight member SBA investigation to Hillary Sandoval reveals chaotic conditions in the New York area office amid suspicions of mob linked loan approvals. The report criticizes loan servicing and morale while highlighting Sol Ferziger and Charles Kriger, with political pressure from Rep. Rooney and Sen. Javits.
The article outlines a plan named Differential Staffing to reward Master Teachers while keeping a strong salary schedule. It stresses gradual study this year and next, staff and public involvement, and concerns about funding and current state and federal constraints.
Bradley A. Simon Library Director thanks staff and supporters for making Happiness Day a success. Editorial "Our Libraries Shamen Us" praised by the library for the recognition and positive staff experience.
George Wiggins of the Veterans of Foreign Wars urges Scottsdale residents to celebrate Loyalty Day on May 1 by flying the flag at schools churches and homes to reaffirm love of country and patriotism amid concerns over un-American influences.
Jim Fowler recalls a dramatic Peru crash while studying condors. He describes El Tigre a 10 foot wingspan condor kept at his Chicago apartment as a fearless watch-bird and potential guest on The Johnny Carson Show. Fowler plans to tag and release El Tigre back in Peru.
A columnist defends parents against blaming them for youth unrest. The piece argues that youth revolt stems from broader societal factors, cites volunteers and students as positive examples, and dismisses the blanket faulting of parents. It notes many parents err but do not intentionally mislead and references a TV question about children’s whereabouts.
The Scottsdale Daily Program notes its publishing schedule by Scottsdale Publishing Company with editors Jerry McElfrrash and W B Wright. It lists offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona 85252 and a phone number, disclaiming responsibility for unsigned manuscripts and photographs. The issue is Vol 18 No 63 dated April 30, 1969.
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