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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1972
Page
2
Editorial blasts the Tuesday vote to permit Gideons International to distribute Bibles in elementary schools, arguing it violates church state separation. It recalls a 1969 five point policy, urges reversal, and warns of broader implications if other groups seek distribution on campus.
A local group of women and students campaigned for bike trails in Arizona. Scottsdale approved an experimental trail plan last month. State support followed as three Valley senators introduced bills to fund trails from gas tax revenues and related allocations.
Dr Willard Abraham outlines two communication levels between adults and children. The focus is on auditory reception and whether a child understands spoken language and neighboring sounds. He offers practical activities to improve listening, discrimination, and word meaning, plus guidance on diagnosing and remediating learning disabilities.
Book report by ALICE McCRACKEN praising Daniel N Wiener's 1968 study. It explains how Wiener treats the patient as a consumer and outlines when help is needed, sources of aid, four therapy approaches with sample interviews, and tips to choose and navigate therapy for effective growth.
The Sun-Tattler notes the 1971 deficit reached 23.2 billion with shortfalls in revenue estimates. IRS reports 191.6 billion in receipts, 10 billion below budget forecasts, echoing similar misses from 1970. For 1972, receipts are projected at 217.6 billion, implying a 26 billion gap vs last year’s IRS total.
In the January primary, New York mayor John Lindsay’s operatives stole 15 of Edmund Muskie’s 23 pledged delegates in Phoenix 28th District, aided by Art Kaminsky. Lindsay’s coalition building, targeted precincts, billboard blitz and cumulative voting produced 4 delegates from 2,153 Lindsay votes, while Muskie lagged. The result marks a first sign of Lindsay viability beyond New York.
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