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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1973
Page
2
The column defends Chaparral High School teacher Edward Higgins suspended for rule breaches while praising his engaging methods. It questions whether two incidents justify dismissal and urges consideration of his impact on students and broader calls for innovative teaching.
Lute Wasbotten, a Minnesota immigrant who opened a Scottsdale Rd pharmacy in 1949, retires after decades as a civic leader. He will stay on as consultant to the new owner Edward Turner and plans to remain active in community affairs with his wife Marian.
The Nixon White House launches a NSC led deep look at Arab-Israeli settlement prospects as part of a declared Middle East Month. No firm settlement plan results yet, with Israel and Egypt positions and Hussein and Meir actions shaping cautious optimism and continued status quo.
A humorous essay by Bob Considine on aging and society's obsession with youth. The piece recalls court records fire in Coyle Oklahoma, jokes about Jack Benny and Adolph Zukor, and critiques ageism in hiring and social norms. It ends with a quote about youth as a state of mind.
A humorous critique of Atkins style fad dieting and spoof dietary regimes. The piece mocks celebrity endorsements and absurd claims about horseradish based plans, recounting ridiculous testimonials and exaggerated weight loss tales from fictitious doctors and patrons.
In a Mailbag letter Dr. Gabriel Reuben, Scottsdale School District superintendent, criticizes the Free Enterprise Course as required nationwide. He argues basic economics would suffice and suggests Scottsdale differs from Phoenix in student needs. He also notes administrator salaries of 30 000 a year and invites a parent taxpayer poll.
Letter writer thanks Scottsdale editors for timely commentary on rapid growth. Cites overcrowded Cocopah School and zoning as signs of development strain. Urges more editorials detailing the master plan and civic participation.
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