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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1973

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Paradise Valley curricular concerns prompt math method review

Dr. John Van Laven warns sixth graders lag in California Tests of Basic Skills. He cites teaching methods and teachers’ focus away from arithmetic as possible causes and suggests single subject math teachers and departmentalizing. Vandals damaged 34 windows at four schools causing about 670 in repairs. parents may be held responsible.

Paradise Valley John van Laven van Luren California Roland Sundberg Hanna Cholla Campo Bello Larkspar Sundberg

Salt River Indians Held in California Auto Theft Case

Two Salt River Indian Reservation men John O. Romero and Cleo Chiago are in custody in Fresno charged with three counts of auto theft and one count of burglary. Two juvenile suspects, ages 15 and 17, were also apprehended and returned to Scottsdale. The stolen car, a 1965 Volkswagen belonging to Margaret Packer, was recovered in California and described as a total wreck.

Salt River E. Coronado Samuels Romero Chiago California

Light thundershowers linger with warmer weekend heat

The northern border and southeast portions of the state saw any thundershower activity Thursday. Shower activity remains light today with a possible increase Saturday. New measurable rainfall reported in Arizona Thursday. Grand Canyon highs near 88 degrees and the Valley between 107 and 110 degrees.

Arizona Grand Canyon

Public meeting on needs of mentally retarded held in Scottsdale

A public meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the Kiva of Scottsdale City Hall gathers individuals and representatives from organizations serving the mentally retarded. William Mayo of the Arizona Department of Economic Security requests views from attendees with three minute speaking slots. Moderated by Rep Robert Hungerford, the event features speakers from UPWARD Parents Group the Scottsdale Progress Mesa Association for Retarded Children and Perry Rehabilitation Center Parents' Group among others.

Scottsdale City Hall Civic Center Plaza Scottsdale Foundation For the William Mayo Arizona Department of Economic Security Robert Hungerford Lawrence Scheer Upward Parents Group Jonathan Marshall The Scottsdale Progress George Phearson Mesa Association For Retarded Children Ray

Market roundup lists key corporate players today

A compact motion lists companies including Alcoa American Brands American Can American Motors Anaconda AT&T Arizona Public Suc Bell Howell Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler CBS General Electric General Motors IBM ITT Ford Motors Goodyear Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Honeywell Exxon Du Pont Eastman Kodak Owens-Illinois not listed.

Alcoa American Brands American Can American Motors Anaconda At&t Arizona Public Suc Bell & Howell Bendix Bethlehem Steel Boeing Chrysler Cities Service CBS Control Da‘a du Pont Eastman Emerson Exxon Fairchild Camera Ford Motors Frontier General Dynamics General Electric General Motors General Telephone Goodyear. Greyhound Honeywell IBM Int Nickel It&tille

Services for Tempe man Parley Wilson

Parley Raymond Wilson 68 died Wednesday in a local hospital. Services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Scottsdale Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Burial at East Resthaven Park. Wilson of 721 E Taylor Tempe a native of Oakley Idaho a retired warehouse manager and high priest and Sunday school teacher in the church. Survivors include wife Harriett four sons Arnold Elwood Garth and Roger and 23 grandchildren.

Parley Raymond Wilson Scottsdale Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Arnold Tempe Elwood Garth Roger Logan Utah

Grand Canyon worker dies after fall during hike

A Fred Harvey Co summer employee, Kevin Cochran, 19, of El Paso Texas, fell about 1 000 feet near Hopi Point in the Grand Canyon. He was retrieved 200 feet below the south rim. Norris County deputies identify the victim.

Canyon Grand Canyon Fred Harvey Co Grand Canyon National Park Service Kevin Cochran el Paso Tex Hopi Point

Motorola to fund Phoenix hospital rate study

Motorola Inc agreed to finance an outside consultant for a cost study of Phoenix area hospitals. The plan came from a meeting with Samaritan Health Service and the Maricopa County Health Planning Council. Motorola indicated improved relations with SHS and support for rate increase if the study justifies it.

Motorola Phoenix UPI Motorola Inc Maricopa County Arizona SHS

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