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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1974
Page
4
In a lively letter column Audrey Gellis contrasts reactions to The Exorcist with outrage over porn and disturbing titles. A suburban couple deflects explicit scenes by covering their children's eyes while discussing moral messages and censorship.
Residents discuss the film's scenes and language as its provocative content divides readers. They compare the devilish possession of a 40 year old woman to Regan's eerie behavior, noting offcolor language and implications for younger viewers.
University of Arizona expert urges mothers to sew kids garments to save money amid rising fabric prices. She notes growing use of man made fibers in ready to wear, popularity of denim and corduroy, and the value of flame retardant sleepwear fabrics with care labels provided.
Timothy W. Welch of Camelback Hospital joins a panel at Desert Hills Motel to present a colloquium on Crisis Intervention. The event aims to acquaint local counselors social workers and educators with Phoenix area crisis resources. Co sponsored by Arizona Employment Counselors Association and Arizona Personnel and Guidance Association central chapter with support from the Arizona Department of Education. A $1 donation is requested.
LaReal Eyring of Paradise Valley will report on national LWV conventions at a 9 30 a m general meeting in the First Federal Savings and Loan community room. Arizona Department of Education hosts a Patterns in Education program as part of the agenda.
In a Britannica note cited by UPI Chicago, some Indian tribes required Cheyenne bridegrooms to cooperate with their fathers in law while avoiding all contact with their mothers in law, reflecting strict marriage customs of the period.
An advertisement touts ODRINEX as a powerful nonprescription fat reducing aid. It claims a small tablet before meals reduces appetite and calories, reports of rapid 5 10 20 pound losses, and offers a money back guarantee with no questions asked.
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