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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1973

Page

4

Phoenix to Begin 5 Million Center for Mentally Retarded

Construction starts in May on the Arizona Training Program at Phoenix a two phase center on 40 acres at 36th Street and McDowell Road. First phase ambulatory patients second phase nonambulatory with 266 beds and 300 to 400 day program capacity.

Arizona Phoenix Department of Mental Retardation Rossman and Partners of 36Th Street McDowell Road Arizona Training Program George

Phoenix recall petitions exceed initial claim on Williams

Preliminary checks show 176 317 signatures for recalling Gov. Jack Williams, surpassing the recall group's announced total. Petitions filed with the Secretary of State move to county recorder validity checks next week, as Secretary Bolin prepares guidelines, with potential lawsuits if rules differ from recall preferences.

Phoenix UPI Jack Williams Secretary of State Rose Mofford Wesley Bolin

Senior Citizen Church Silence Sparks Letter Panel

Reader laments church neglect of older members who lack visits and health support. Advice urges self-reliance and community awareness while acknowledging systemic issues in church priorities amid fundraising and building drives. Edgar Frenger notes his long community ties and offers practical job help for those in need.

Governor's Drill Meet Hosted by ASU ROTC in Phoenix

The Arizona State University Army ROTC hosts the Governor's Drill Meet on April 7 at the Ramada Inn in Phoenix. The event starts at 7 a.m. with inspection and includes regulation drill with or without weapons and exhibition drill. Each unit commander is rated, with a trophy for the outstanding leader, and the meet ends around 5 p.m. followed by an awards banquet at the same hotel.

Animal Governor of Arizona Arizona State University Army Rotc Ramada Inn Phoenix E. van Buren

Short quake jolts Fontana

A small 3.5 magnitude earthquake struck Fontana at 9 52 a m causing no damage. A previous 3.0 quake earlier Monday also caused no damage.

Fontana Calif

200000 easy riders roam US roads says Ferris

Emory sociologist Abbott L. Ferris estimates about 200000 youths fit the easy rider profile living on roads farms or communes. He says they are not in school labor force or military service and may view college as meaningless amid institutional constraints.

Atlanta UPI America Abbott L. Ferris Ferris Emory University Census Bureau American Statistical Association Armed Services

Pueblo drama reexamines 1968 Pueblo seizure on ABC TV

ABC TV presents a two hour drama Pueblo about the 1968 seizure of the USS Pueblo and the courts of inquiry. Lloyd M. Bucher leads the narrative focusing on saving his men versus surrender under naval law amid prisoner abuses.

Rick DU Brow Hollywood UPI Pueblo Abc-Tv Channel 3 Washington, D.C Bucher Congressional

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