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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1975
Page
1
Landes and Hamrick defended showing a Planned Parenthood produced film on human sexuality to a home economics unit despite late arrival and possible embarrassment. They reported favorable student reactions while noting parental complaints reached the school the following day.
After a November screening, about 75 parents attended far more than expected. Teachers say district leaders urged not to defend the film and describe post show remarks as a mob mockery. They fear for their jobs amid criticism of the movie’s content.
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The Supreme Court refused to decide the threshold of poverty for a free court-appointed lawyer. It left intact an Ohio Supreme Court ruling that an attorney must be provided without cost to some defendants earning regular wages, though not substantial.
Maryland Governor Mandel says the 22 count indictment of bribery mail fraud and racketeering is false and asserts U S attorney has evidence disproving it. He declines to discuss substantive details of the case.
New York Mayor Abraham D. Beame said Miami Beach remarks that his city’s financial crisis has reawakened the nation to the woes of all American cities. He spoke as part of a broader discussion on urban fiscal stress.
In Rome the Common Market nations opened a two day summit aiming to solidify a postwar European union while splits over energy and economic policy threaten consensus under the Treaty of Rome. In Washington Congress returns from Thanksgiving recess to tackle three weeks of work including Ford's $2.3 billion annual NYC loan proposal. Ottawa postal workers vote on a tentative contract to end a 42 day strike after leadership urged rejection.
Scottsdale faces an estimated 4500 to clear and restore the Black Sheep Club site after a long ago fire. City staff seek council authorization to abate the nuisance and place a lien, though City Attorney Richard Filler calls the recovery case weak. The council may defer action to survey other properties for next year’s federal spending program. The site lies near Camelback Road Stetson Drive 74th and 75th Streets.
Kenneth R. Fruendenthal of Scottsdale died two hours after his car was struck from behind and dragged about 60 feet in the K Mart Shopping Center lot. Susan Kontz, the other driver, fled the area and her car later crashed off a street. Investigators pursue why Kontz collided and whether she lost control.
PV council planners and zoning commissioners meet at 7 p.m. in Town Hall to discuss town procedures and future years. Town Manager Oscar Butt says two executive policy decisions are expected, with dialogue on how each body can achieve its goals.
Frank and Ernest a daily comic strip debuts in today's Progress following two street philosophers who humorously reflect on life love and human foibles in the paper.
President Ford and Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiapoing pledge to deepen U S China ties amid detente tensions with the Soviet Union. Ford receives a restrained welcome in Peking and emphasizes mutual interests, while Teng denounces Soviet threats and reiterates gradual steps toward normalization.
The Scottsdale council amended the massage parlor ordinance adding a trainee licensure path requiring 50 hours of schooling or 90 days under supervision, aimed at allowing trainees trained by licensed therapists to work at licensed parlors. Officials note safeguards against illegal operations remain and the change targets qualified individuals.
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