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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
7
Defense estimates for fiscal 1969 project more than half of 241000 draftees will be college graduates. Up to 150000 graduates may be inducted if many graduate deferments end, boosting graduate enlistment and altering officer versus enlisted ratios.
Coronado High School Fine Arts will perform Mendelssohn Elijah Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Tonalea Tonalea-Tonto area auditorium. Tickets are 50 cents at the door or from Fine Arts students. Robert Frazier will direct the combined choirs and orchestra in a faithful adaptation of the Old Testament epic.
Timothy Malumphy, condemned for the 1966 double killing of two Scottsdale restaurant waiters, will be allowed to appear before the Arizona Supreme Court to appeal his death sentence with self representation, though he must be accompanied by an attorney. No date was set for the hearing.
Six Scottsdale students named by their high schools to debate The Rights and Responsibilities of Youth. Winners receive 1000, 500, 50 and 25 bonds, with six contestants. Debates April 11 at the Hotel Westward Ho judged by local business and civic leaders.
In Salisbury Rhodesia government officials warned of an extremely critical water shortage due to the lowest rainfall in 45 years and said rationing could be imposed in several towns.
Ingleside School hosted its annual science night with all seventh and eighth graders presenting experiments across physical and life sciences. Highlights include a Tesla Coil by eighth grader Dale Mosby, Arcadia High School drama line tryouts continue, and Kaibab students preparing for a district chorus concert with Scottsdale High School. An original German history play by Hopi sixth graders will be performed for students and parents. Kaibab Girl Scout Troop 66 held a cook-out at Coon's Bluff in preparation for Neighborhood Encampment at Camp Maripai on April 6. Achievement testing continues with no school next Wednesday across district elementary schools due to conferences.
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