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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1976
Page
3
Scottsdale School District and two commissions studied weaknesses in reading and mathematics across grades seven through twelve. They urge smaller class sizes in language arts for individual attention and emphasize motivation in early years. Reports were submitted to the school board for action.
The Bicentennial event races 500 horses from Saratoga Springs New York to Sacramento California covering about 3500 miles. It is slated to begin Memorial Day with a 100 day span and a $25000 first prize, while an entry fee of $500 may deter entrants.
Washington reports reveal growing strain between Jimmy Carter and the Democratic left as speechwriter Robert Shrum quits after two weeks with Carter’s campaign. Shrum’s move highlights questions about Carter’s ideological stance and the left’s influence on his messaging. CORRECTION: April 28 column misstated foreign aid position. the error noted.
Senator Strom Thurmond, a longtime Army budget advocate, received a second Legion of Merit amid political pressure and alleged coverups. Westmoreland and Resor opposed the award, later called a political decision, while Thurmond remained influential in defense circles and the ROA.
Sharon Watson’s letter defends John Conlan’s faith while alleging he claims credit for actions he did not author. The Scottsdale Progress quotes critics and cites examples from highway savings to endorsements, urging voters to verify facts before judging his qualifications for the Senate.
A note from Sang Ki Lee chairman of the Korean Day Celebration Committee thanks Marcy Tower and Liz Coup for coverage that promoted Korean Day on April 10. The letter credits the articles with sparking dialogue and fostering goodwill between American and Korean communities.
In East Palestine Ohio a speaker urged unity and prosperity during a meeting with Kiwianians. The Denver Post notes an arsenal including nearly three dozen buns referenced in a quip about economic success.
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