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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1973
Page
2
A Scottsdale School District survey of 10 000 residents shows shifting views on education reform. Citizens now favor constructive innovation, early emphasis on basic skills, and high school focus on problem solving and self direction while avoiding reckless experimentation. The results may ease district conflicts and guide future changes.
A reader complains that a Hawaii Five-O episode shows how burglars copy house keys by wax impressions made at a car wash. The letter urges producers to warn viewers how to protect keys and homes rather than teaching crime methods amid rising crime rates.
The Watergate era figure E Howard Hunt, jailed in Danbury, eyes memoirs and new novels. His agent touts an anticipated 50 000 dollar advance for a manuscript about his life, while Hunt’s literary career resurfaces with The Berlin Ending and other works.
The Senate will study a land use policy proposed by Sen. Scoop Jackson to grant states five years to craft plans. If states fail, federal action would step in. The bill aims to preserve open lands, woods, shorelines and mountains as urban areas expand.
UPI Foreign News Analyst Phil Newsom reports the United States expects Cambodia to defend itself after the August 15 bombing pause and advises Americans to flee Phnom Penh. Kissinger’s diplomacy faces three paths: Vietnamese air power, a U.S. private army model, or swapping Lon Nol for negotiations. the last option appears most practical but uncertain.
A student thanks Scottsdale for the Student Summer Workman Program at City of Scottsdale Sewer Maintenance. The writer praises the program and staff Bill English Manuel Villa Manuel Valenzuela and Mark Helms for their dedication and friendship. A partial thanks to Mr Stephenson who returned a wallet at Eldorado Park is noted.
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