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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
9
Scottsdale brief notes that many U S scorpions are not dangerous. only a slender Arizona species Centruroides sculpturatus has potent venom that can threaten young children or unhealthy adults. It describes nocturnal habits feeding behavior reproduction and molt cycles.
Theodore Fagan head U N interpreter warns how folk wisdom slips into policy language and causes misinterpretation. He recalls episodes from the Cuban missile crisis and a Denmark joke that sparked diplomatic replies, emphasizing careful fidelity and cultural nuance in translation.
A refresher program for registered nurses not currently practicing will start Tuesday at Scottsdale Community College. Registration for RNs is at 9 a.m. January 10 in the Community Service Office. The eight week course costs $31 and includes insurance. Classes are on campus with clinicals at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. For information call Mrs. Newby at 257-1413 ext. 294.
An old poison, arsenic, described as a people killer from Greek and Roman times, resurfaces as a modern risk. The text notes historical use in murder, reports arsenic found in detergents and river water, and cites Kansas water treatment reducing levels, warning of a potential public health threat.
ULM Germany lost and found reports for 1974 include 284 brassieres 113 pairs of panties four pigs an 18 foot motorboat and a $170 season ticket to a brothel.
John B and 14 peers labeled The Group at Hast chester High, once allergic to school, embraced Shakespeare after a teacher praised Macbeth. The class performing for students earned a standing ovation despite initial mockery as John played Big Mac and delivered a defiant aside to hecklers.
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