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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1973

Page

3

Second in a series on learning disabilities in Scottsdale

Impatient parents may suffer as much as their children with learning disabilities. Dr. Norma Shrier of the Scottsdale School District urges patience and understanding, while education expert Dr. John Hoppingarner stresses teacher involvement and home cooperation to help LD children succeed.

Louise Gacioch Norma Shrier Scottsdale Bobby Lucky 13 Education Center Hoppingarner

Bar urges bar pick for Watergate probe at Arizona meeting

Henry B. Rothblatt, attorney for McCord and four others, told Arizona Bar Association attendees that only the bar should appoint a special investigator to probe Watergate, not the U S Attorney General. Theodore Koskoff questioned defendants' fairness of trial amid media publicity. He praised coverage as exposing the story.

U.S Henry B. Rothblatt New York James W. McCord Bar Association Arizona Bar Association Mountain Shadows Britain Rothblatt Theodore I. Koskoff Bridgeport Conn Koskoff American Trial Lawyers Association Washington Post

Scottsdale Man Arrested on Concealed Weapon Charge

William C. May, 32, of 5532 N. Granite Reef Rd., was booked into the city jail after police responded to a disturbance at Joe Hunt's in Fashion Square. Joe Hunt Jr. told officers May was carrying a gun. May surrendered the weapon when stopped outside the restaurant.

Scottsdale City Joe Hunt Fashion Square William C. May Granite Reef Rd Joe Hunt Jr May

Robber blown apart in bank escape bid in Kenora

A robber who claimed a detonator in his mouth and dynamite in a bag was blown apart as he left the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Kenora. Police fired as witnesses saw the blast, scattering loot, with windows shattered in the bank and nearby stores.

Kenora Ont UPI Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

Run Down Scottsdale Road YMCA Event Set for Saturday

The fourth annual Run Down Scottsdale Road sponsored by the Scottsdale YMCA starts at 8 am with a two mile jogger and bicycle group heading from Fashion Square escorted by a police car. A one mile leg joins at Bashas Market Indian School Road and proceeds to Earll Drive Civic Center Plaza then to the YMCA building. The event features city officials women’s fitness classes and youth groups. Notables include 70 year old Harry Tiktin Y board chairman Dr. Stuart Houston Roy Schlessman and Dr. Jerry Cox.

Scottsdale Road Scottsdale Bashas' Market Indian School Road Earll Drive Civic Center Plaza YMCA Jerry Beavers The Harry Tiktin Stuart Houston Roy Schlessman Jerry Cox

County May Use Federal Funds To Meet Rising Mandated Costs

Maricopa County faces higher costs next year due to state mandated expenses. Supervisor Eldon Rudd told the Squaw Peak Republican Women's Club that the county may dip into Federal revenue sharing funds to cover increases in areas such as school aid teacher retirement Social Security and Medicare. He urged budget realism while exploring state relief and supported home rule and the Central Arizona Project to promote orderly growth.

Maricopa County Eldon Rudd Squaw Peak Republican Women's Club Saddleback Inn Rudd Central Arizona

Kissinger to Meet Tho in Paris to Shore Up Cease Fire

Henry Kissinger, back from Moscow, will confer in Paris with Le Duc Tho for three to four days on strict implementation of the cease-fire. The talks follow Kissinger’s meetings with Nixon on Soviet discussions and precede Brezhnev’s Washington visit.

Washington UPI Henry A. Kissinger Moscow Paris Hanoi le Duc Tho Vietnam White House Ronald L. Ziegler Kissinger Nixon Tho Indochina Leonid I. Brezhnev Brezhnev U.S North Vietnam United States Saigon South Vietnam Ziegler

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