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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1977

Page

3

PTA studies TV violence sparking national hearings

The national PTA launches a year long study on television violence with hearings in multiple cities. Experts including Dr Frank Jirka and Dr Joseph Cronin testify on child impact and teaching methods amid Rev Jesse L Jackson’s warning of a civilizational crisis. The issue resonates in Arizona as well.

National Parents and Teachers Association PTA Chicago Frank Jirka American Medical Association Harry Levinson Television Information Office Joseph Cronin Illinois Jesse L. Jackson Jackson Arizona

Scottsdale Center for the Arts Proves Worth as Civic Magnet

The Scottsdale Center for the Arts grew from doubt to a major Civic Center attraction. Despite early skepticism about cost space and leadership turnover it now books near capacity offering plays films exhibits chamber music and lectures under director Bruce McDonald with strong city council support.

Civic Center The Center For the Arts Scottsdale Bruce McDonald

Mailbag: Scottsdale Horses as Local Heritage Enduring

Two Scottsdale natives respond to Mrs. J. Stahl's letter opposing horse privileges in the city. They defend horses as part of Arizona heritage, urge cleaning corrals rather than removal, and criticize newcomers seeking to change local traditions. The authors note some areas prohibit horses and express pride in sharing the desert lifestyle.

Scottsdale Valley of the Sun

Rebuttal to Mrs Stahl on Camelback Scottdale Horses

A Scottsdale resident defends the Camelback and Scottsdale Roads horse corral arguing it has existed over 20 years, adds Western flavor, and refutes odor and fly concerns. The letter blames newcomers for demanding removal and urges respect for the longstanding equine presence.

J. Stahl Camelback Scottsdale West Phoenix Sun City Stahl Dolly Donovan

Goulet and Lawrence divorce ends 13 year marriage

Singers Robert Goulet and Carol Lawrence were divorced Thursday ending a 13 year marriage amid Miss Lawrence's objection. Alexandria Gazette reports the split in a high profile union within the entertainment world.

Robert Goulet Carol Lawrence

Slow down Pima traffic

Letter criticizes March editorials on Lincoln Drive bike path traffic controls and urges lower speeds and noise enforcement on Pima Road. The writer cites early morning noise from cement and gravel trucks and argues for resident quality of life over driver convenience near McDonald Drive.

Paradise Progress Lincoln North Loop Pima Road Arizona McDonald Drive

Commendation for Photographer Mr Koors by Karen Bernasek

Karen G. Bernasek praises photographer Mr Koors for clear, well defined photographs that effectively capture subjects and aims.

Mr. Koors Karen G. Bernasek

Handicapped plan sit in targets HEW offices in 10 cities

Washington activists threaten a sit in at Joseph Califano and nine regional HEW aides unless Carter acts on civil rights promises. The mobilization spans Washington New York Atlanta Philadelphia Boston Chicago Dallas San Francisco Seattle and Denver with wheelchairs and vans to block traffic if needed.

Washington Jimmy Carter Health, Education and Welfare Joseph Califano Nixon White House Carter Vietnam HEW New York Atlanta Philadelphia Boston Chicago Dallas San Francisco Seattle Denver Ford Administration Califano Frank Bowe American Coalition of Citizens With Disabilities Bowe

Run salmon run

Edward Flatta outlines that drought could wipe out about 95 percent of Columbia River basin salmon as river levels fall and fish pass through dam turbines. He notes past mass mortality, dam barriers, habitat loss, and the need for hatcheries screens and transport to restore runs with federal funding and new quotas on ocean catches.

Edward Flatta Pacific Northwest Columbia River Ocean Pacific Snake Columbia United States Pacific Coast Congress Fish and Game Pacific Regional Council Ed Chaney Pacific Northwest Regional Commission

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Susan and Maureen McSpadden Jonathan Marshall H.E Hal’ Metcalf Jerry McElfresh Scottsdale Daily Progress Scottsdale Publishing Inc E. Eorll Ariz Audit Bureau of W.F. Bewley Koors Jack Anderson Les Whitten
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