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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1972

Page

4

Three con artists fleece Scottsdalian of 3000 dollars

Scottsdale police say Edwin W. Tuen 64 of 4112 N. 87th Pl was swindled by a three man ring. The suspects approached Lien in a parking lot near El Rancho Market and devised a scheme to extract $3000 from him and others in the area. The trio, two whites and a Black man, are linked to at least two other recent con incidents totaling over $20,000.

Scottsdale Edwin W. Tuen N. 87Th PL Lien el Rancho Market Indian School Rd Phoenix Black Panthers Panthers Sid South Phoenix

Innovation Fair Set by Arizona Education Groups

The Innovation Fair sponsored by Arizona School Administrators and Arizona School Boards Association along with the KSEA Title II Division of the state education department will be held Wednesday at the Safari Hotel. Registration starts at 8 30 a.m. James L. Olivero of Nuevo Day School will give the keynote. Dr. George N. Smith of Mesa Public Schools will speak at lunch. Over 500 innovative projects from Arizona districts will be displayed with nine in depth. Educators, board members and community members are invited. Lunch cost is 3 dollars, registration is free.

Arizona School Administrators Arizona School Boards Association KSEA State Education Department Safari Hotel James L. Olivero Hillsborough Calif George N. Smith Mesa Public Schools Arizona

Ecuador Junta Declares Full Control After Bloodless Coup

Ecuador's new military regime led by Gen Guillermo Rodriguez Lara announced complete control after Tuesday's coup against Jose M Velasco Ybarra. The curfew from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. was lifted and officials said the government was functioning normally with no anti military demonstrations anticipated.

QUITQ Ecuador UPI Jose M. Velasco Ybarra Guillermo Rodriguez Lara

Aces on Bridge Strategy Demonstrated by Nine Tricks

In a social game East is Mrs. Ruby Jandorf of Baltimore. The article explains a hand where the declarer makes nine tricks but must avoid giving the defense five. It details careful play of hearts clubs spades and the tactic of ducking and leading to force the opponent to concede tricks.

East Ruby Jandorff Baltimore American North Declarer Jandorf West

Conlan Attacks Busing In Public School Talk

State Sen. John Conlan, representing much of Scottsdale, decried federal court rulings on forced busing as the latest assault on local education. Speaking to the Pima Elementary PTA he criticized bureaucrats for using children to alter neighborhood racial makeup and sociological balance in a talk titled What Direction Is Public School Education Taking Today.

John Conlan Conlan Scottsdale The Pima Elementary School Parent Teacher Association

Pueblo Elementary appoints Beverly Pergeau as project coordinator

Mrs Beverly Pergeau named coordinator of the ESEA Title III Staff Utilization Progress Education Project at Pueblo Elementary School founded in June 1970. The program offers staff training via summer workshops and in service sessions with district consultants focusing on efficient use of time and space. Interested persons may tour the Pueblo facility by calling the school.

Beverly Pergeau ESEA Pueblo

Scottsdale Youths Among 27 ASU Graduates Commissioned

Three Scottsdale youths were among 27 fall semester graduates of Arizona State University commissioned into the U S Army at ASU ceremonies in the Great Hall of Law. James R Page Dean P Quain and Richard K Ringo became second lieutenants and are set for active duty. Scottsdale Mayor Bud Tims spoke as guest speaker at the commissioning.

Scottsdale Arizona State University U.S. Army Int James R. Page Dean P. Quain Richard K. Ringo Great Hall of Law Bud Tims

Questioning IQ Tests and Bias in The Progressive

The article by John P. Frank and Gretchen Kagan argues IQ tests reflect middle class culture and bias against deprived groups. It cites Yaqui children near Phoenix misclassified as mentally retarded, shows tests favor acquired knowledge over intelligence, and warns cultural context shapes results and life outcomes.

the Progressive John P. Frank Scottsdale-area Gretchen Kagan America Lewis Terman Stanford University Phoenix Frank Yale University Kagan

Fountain's 580-foot fountain to have evaporation study

Moe Culloch Properties will study evaporation from a 580 foot fountain at Fountain Hills near Scottsdale. Project Manager William Fisher said readings on evaporation should be available next month after water meters are installed. Conservationists call the fountain a waste of water as zoning requests are reviewed.

Phoenix UPI Moe-Culloch Properties Inc Fountain Hills Scottsdale William Fisher

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