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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1974

Page

7

Tots Learn Feeling Language Through Touch And Sound

Twenty preschoolers in Phoenix work with Braille and tactile activities to prepare for a sighted world. Raymond learns Braille via fabric blocks, Diana uses pegboards, and Hope explores with sense and sound at Grace Lutheran Church with Foundation for Blind Children in Scottsdale.

Patmcelfresh Raymond Diana Hope Phoenix Grace Lutheran Church N. 3Rd St Foundation Scottsdale 75Th St Sue Jeffrey Elaine Baldridge Clarence Bluhm

Polka Pals to Perform at Eldorado Park This Thursday

Polka Pals will headline a free open air concert at Eldorado Park 2311 N Miller Rd from 8 to 9 pm. Carl Rosin and his band are well known in the Valley with Oktoberfest appearances and Scottsdale Summer Concerts. Barbecue facilities paddleboats and soft drinks will be available. The program ends with a fireworks display sponsored by City of Scottsdale Community Services and Phoenix Federation of Musicians local 586.

Carl Rosin Eldorado Park N. Miller Rd Rosin Phoenix Scottsdale City of Scottsdale Community Services Phoenix Federation of Musicians, Local 586

Williams fills seven Arizona boards and commissions

Governor Jack Williams appoints seven to state boards and commissions. Reappointments include William D. Hull to Optometry, Viola Bowers to Practical Nurses, and James W. Devoe to Cosmetology. New members are Leon Crum to Structural Pest Control, D. Jay Ryan to Accountancy, Geoffrey E. Ballard to Oil and Gas Conservation, and Clyde D. Damron to Dispensing Opticians.

Phoenix UPI Jack Williams William D. Hull Lake Havasu City State Optometry Board Viola Bowers Tucson Practical Nurses Committee James W. Devoe State Board of Cosmetology Leon Crum Yuma State Structural Pest Control Board D. Jay Ryan State Board of Accountancy Geoffrey E.H. Ballard Sierra Vista Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Clyde D. Damron State Board of Dispensing Opticians

Desert Survival Camp Opens Sign-Ups For Youth

The city community service office begins registration for a six day desert survival camp at Cholla Park for students in grades five through eight. It covers desert survival backpacking outdoor cooking and camping techniques with compass map reading and water and food procurement. The week starts Monday with an overnight Saturday outing and costs 10 dollars.

Cholla Park

Fired Black Man Sues Phoenix Health Network

Lawrence A. Robinson, a former associate executive director for administration at the Maricopa Community Health Network, sues for $200,000 claiming he was fired because he is black. The network faces shutdown by Sept 30 due to loss of federal funding.

Phoenix UPI Maricopa Community Health Network Lawrence A. Robinson The Health Network

Four couples seek seats in Arizona Legislature

Four husband and wife teams enter races across Arizona. In District 3 Rep Benjamin Hanley and his wife Joy seek the Democratic nominations. District 17 lists Lew Singer and his wife Mary competing for party nominations. A Gilbert couple Albert and Irene Leitch run under separate banners in District 30. In District 19 Ronald James and his wife Susan seek Democratic nominations for Senate and House respectively.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Benjamin Hanley Window Rock Joy Sun City House Lew Singer Mary Gilbert Albert Leitch Irene Ronald James Senate Susan

Escape failed as two convicts surrender after five day siege

Two inmates Frank Gorham and Robert Jones released hostages during a five day standoff at the U.S. District Courthouse then surrendered to Assistant Police Chief Maurice Cullinane. They were flown to a federal prison in Atlanta and declined to speak to reporters.

Washington UPI Frank Gorham Robert Jones Maurice Cullinane U.S Atlanta Cullinane

Nixon papers value halved in IRS audit

Independent auditors hired by the IRS valued Nixon papers at less than half the $576 000 claimed by Nixon appraisers. The New York Times reported the House Judiciary Committee has copies of the audit and is weighing public release. The review notes defects in Nixon’s 1969 to 1972 tax returns and details of the papers’ lack of historical value.

New York UPI Internal Revenue Service Nixon New York Times House Judiciary Committee IRS Times

Newlyweds Convicted In Drug Carrying Case

In Athens a court convicted newlywed couple Jeffrey Hockwell of Newquay England and Linda Jean Blow of Sydney Canada of drug carrying and sentenced Hockwell to three years in prison and Blow to eight months. Blow is nearing release after serving most of her term.

Athens UPI Jeffrey Hockwell Newquay Cornwall England Linda Jean Blow Sydney British Columbia Canada Blow

Debate over plea bargaining spurred by Watergate trials

The article reviews plea bargaining in U S criminal justice, noting about 90 percent of convictions come from guilty pleas. It discusses Watergate defendants using bargains, the new federal rules requiring open court disclosure starting August 1, and the arguments for and against the practice including fairness, efficiency, and constitutional concerns.

James Cary Washington CNS Watergate Spiro Agnew Warren E. Burger Supreme Court Congress Harvard Law Alan Dershowitz United States National Advisory Commission

Miranda freed on bond after weapons arrest in Tempe

Ernesto Miranda, famous for the 1963 kidnap rape case, was arrested for being a felon in possession of a firearm after police found a loaded .38 revolver during a car search in Tempe. He posted a $1,100 bond and a preliminary hearing was set in Tempe Justice Court.

Tempe API Ernesto Miranda U.S. Supreme Court Michael Breedlove Miranda Breedlove

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William Kaplan Kaplan Scottsdale Foundation For Ted DeGrazia DeGrazia Scottsdale Bridge Club N. 73Rd Street Black Man Sues Robinson Thomas Hollas Will Fleeson Fleeson Lincoln Drive Scottsdale Rd Tom McCarthy Shamrock Dist. Co Ella Barnett Vi Reeves Lincoln Plaza Liquors N. Scottsdale Rd Gorham Springfield China Algeria Debra Collins John Dean White House Egiul Krogh Jr White House Plumbers Jeb Stuart Magruder Frederick C. LaRue John Mitchell Herbert Kalmbach Charles Colson Leon Jaworski Jaworski Museum of Hayden Road McDowell Rd Shea Scottsdale Road
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