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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1970

Page

10

Valley Presbyterian panel to discuss abortion and ethics

The Adult Education Committee of Valley Presbyterian Church starts a panel series at 69th St and McDonald Dr focusing on abortion views and legislation from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Moderated by Dr Gregory Smith, participants include Rep John Roeder and Dr Raymond Jennett with questions to follow. The aim is active church involvement beyond listening.

Valley Presbyterian Church 69Th St McDonald Dr Gregory Smith Scottsdale Valley Presbyterian John Roeder District 8-E Raymond Jennett Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Edward Jacobson The Arizona Medical Association Robert Shoenhair N. 60Th Pl Robert Nelson Scotts

Scottsdale adults form education panel on truth and action

Mrs. Shoenhair and Mrs. Richard Fawley lead a Scottsdale committee aiming to broaden church use beyond services. The panel includes Craig Tribken, a Saguaro High School junior, and others from high school and ASU. The group discusses stimulating thought to spur possible public action.

Shoenhair Richard Fawley E. Calle del Norte Saguaro High School Craig Tribken N. Casa Blanca Rd Scottsdale Robert Shoenhair

Youth panel seeks to wake churches from apathy

Valley Presbyterian hosts a youth driven panel series on censorship drugs abortion welfare and population with participants including David Leuser Judge Paul La Prade and John Frank. The event aims to boost youth participation and combat community apathy with open discussions February 26 from 7 30 to 9 30 p.m. Public invited free of charge.

David Leuser South Phoenix Voice of the City Shoenhair Leuser Paul la Prade John Frank Richard Fawley Scottsdale

Equal Rights Amendment urged by Citizens' Advisory Council

Scottsdale group backs ERA as the best path to equal protection for women and argues it would reduce discrimination in education, employment, criminal law, alimony and custody, and align military and jury service duties. Council delegates cite long delay since suffrage and note broad legislative sponsorship. A project group will issue a detailed paper soon.

Nixon Jacqueline Gutwillig Scottsdale Citizens’ ‘ Advisory Congress Sarah Jane Cunningham McCook Neb Citizens Council On the Status of Women United States Committee On the Status of Virginia R. Allan Michigan Lorraine L. Blair Ilinois Rachel EE. Scott Maryland Irene Wischer Texas

Welfare and population panels slated for March discussions

March 5 welfare forum hosted by ASU philosophy chair Dr. Douglas Arner features Rep. Frank Kelley Rev. George Brooks Ruth Wooten Leonard Bacon and others. March 12 population debate with Arcadia High principal Dr. Jackson Drake and ASU experts follows. March 18 drugs session led by Dr. Kenneth Olson introduces Parents Anonymous for drug user families.

Douglas Arner ASU Valley Arena Frank Kelley George Brooks Southminister Church Project Uplift Ruth Wooten Maricopa County Welfare Advisory Council Leonard Bacon National Welfare Rights Organization Jackson Drake Arcadia High School Marvin Jackson Genie Zavaleta Planned Parenthood Robert Worden Paul Geisel Kenneth Olson Scottsdale Olson Parents Anonymous

Soaring Seventies Dinner Dance Hosted by ASU Faculty Wives

The ASU Faculty Wives Club sponsors a Soaring Seventies themed dinner dance at Arizona Country Club with social hour at 7 and dinner at 8. Cochairs Anthony Tuberose and Richard Effland, committee chairs Harold Stevenson William Stone and Roy Doyle, reservations via Mrs Shelby Gerking. Proceeds go to Morris Animal Foundation. Public invited with 50 cent adult admission and 25 cent student fee.

Asu-Faculty Wives Club Arizona Country Club Overend Cochairmen Anthony Tuberose Richard Effland Shelby Gerking Harold Stevenson William Stone Roy Doyle

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