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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1975

Page

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Ford backs repeal of state fair trade laws

President Ford and supporters expect more than 2 billion dollars yearly savings for consumers on liquor and small appliances as a fair trade repeal advances. In Australia, former Labor Prime Minister Whitlam concedes as Malcolm Fraser’s conservative coalition leads in landslide election returns.

Washington Ford Sydney Australia Gough Whitlam Malcolm Fraser Whitlam

Manila bishop and aide slain in church residence

The auxiliary Manila bishop Msgr. Hernando Antiporda aged 60 and his assistant priest Fr. Raymundo Costales aged 28 were found murdered in their residence near a downtown church. Police reported the brutal killings occurred early today.

Manila Philippines Msgr Hernando Antiporda Raymundo Costales

Student Plans Free Enterprise Book Trade At Coronado High

Coronado High senior Craig Decker plans to buy used economics textbooks and resell them to students for a small markup to cut bookstore costs. He faces opposition from school officials who say campus sales would compete with the bookstore. District supervisor Roberta Work notes past failures of similar student ventures and explains refunds are tied to book registration and campus rules.

Coronado High School Frank Guran Decker Roberta Work Coronado Robert Hendricks Hendricks Work District

City Council to Review Nine Budget Priorities

Budget priorities listed to guide the next fiscal year include holding taxes and service charges steady. Budget director James A. Jenkins says the items reflect city staff and commissions and seek council input before approving new programs.

James A. Jenkins Jenkins

Kissinger warns of Soviet pressure in Angola and beyond

Kissinger tells NATO ministers that Moscow will test Western resolve in new fronts including Angola where the MPLA backs a Soviet backed government. He cites detente while urging a strong defense to curb Soviet power and guide policy in the Middle East and other regions.

London Henry A. Kissinger Soviet Union Angola Moscow Kissinger NATO Brussels United States Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola MPLA U.S Middle East Krentlin

Youths taught self-defense by trio of police officers

Three Scottsdale police officers spent two days at Scottsdale High School lecturing about self defense and the limits of force. Officers Dennis Harrison Craig Colborn and Sharon Bozik answered questions on curfews weapon laws and why pot users are busted while Bozik demonstrated Karate for the female students.

Scottsdale Scottsdale High School Dennis Harrison Craig Colborn Sharon Bozik Bozik Sandy Rekittke

Scottsdale to invite parents to view film seen by students

The Scottsdale School District will mail letters to parents of Chaparral Saguaro and Coronado High students who viewed the film About Sex inviting them to view it. Teachers Landes and Hamrick face administrative reprimands after a board session viewed the film amid protests.

Scottsdale Chaparral Saguaro Coronado Alta Landes Frances Hamrick Coronado High Bob Usdane Landes Hamrick Usdane Joe Davis Planned Parenthood of Phoenix Davis Planned Parenthood William Randall Randall Unitarian Universalist Church of Phoenix E. Lincoln Drive

Loose dogs prompt calls for citizen help and leash law

Eastside Phoenix resident decries widespread leash law disregard after a German Shepherd ran loose and attacked a 5 year old, biting part of his ear. County and Scottsdale officials cite enforcement and responsibility while urging reporting and containment efforts. Weather outlook follows.

Chris Shue Phoenix Thomas Kelly Scottsdale Kelly

Film on Sex Education Draws Mixed Reactions in Scottsdale Area

Planned Parenthood distributing "About Sex" faces fierce parent backlash in Scottsdale School District. Students at North High in Phoenix reportedly viewed the film months earlier after a teacher noted its earlier screening, prompting calls for review.

Joe Davis Phoenix Planned Parenthood North High Phoenix Scottsdale Davis

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