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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1972

Page

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Supreme Court rules Amish may withdraw children from school

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Amish parents may ignore state compulsory attendance laws to withdraw their children before age 16. Chief Justice Burger said the decision is limited to the Amish and not applicable to other youth groups. The Plain People, in 20 states, often remove children after lower grades to farm, leading to jail refusals in past clashes with compulsory schooling.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Warren E. Burger

Hitchhiking youth robbed by trio on Thomas Road

Donald E. Shienbein a 15 year old from Granada Road reported three youths picked him up on Thomas Road near 68th Street and Scottsdale Road forced him to hand over 49 dollars with a club. He was unhurt. Also Scottsdale police logged a burglary at Scott Toyota on McDowell Road with 131 dollars stolen and a Holiday Inn room theft of a color TV valued at 290 dollars on Scottsdale Road.

Scottsdale Donald E. Shienbein Granada Rd Thomas Road Thomas 68Th Street Scottsdale Road Holiday Inn Scottsdale Rd

U S Navy Expands Carrier Force Off Vietnam

The U S Navy reports a major buildup off Vietnam including the aircraft carrier USS Saratoga with six carriers total for the first time, plus three destroyers and a guided missile frigate. Ground fighting sees Bastogne retaken near Hue, An Loc attacked, Kontum missions with heavy B52 bombing, and Cambodian front deteriorating with Kirivong fell.

United Press International U.S. Navy Vietnam Saratoga Haiphong U.S Tonkin Gulf Philippines South Vietnam

Scottsdale official sets mark at Valley Country Club

Assistant City Attorney Ralph Fenderson golfed 18 holes on Mothers Day at Valley Country Club in Scottsdale. He posted 42 53 for a 95 total, breaking 100 on the tough course, and signed the card to present to his wife Judy, also a golfer, as a Mothers Day gift.

Ralph Fenderson Scottsdale Valley Country Club Fenderson Judy

China speech site changes for Tempe talk by Dr. Steven MacKinnon

Dr. Steven MacKinnon a Red China scholar will speak at the First Federal Savings and Loan Building 1005 E Broadway Tempe. He was originally slated to speak at the Broadway and Mill Avenue office.

Steven MacKinnon First Federal Savings and Loan E. Broadway Tempe First Federal Broadway Mill Avenue

Seven Hurt In Collision At Pima Road And Shea Boulevard

Seven people were injured, none seriously, when two vehicles collided at Pima Road and Shea Boulevard at 2 p.m. Sunday. Rocky Lynn Carter, 16, was southbound on Pima and struck Teddy Jackson Rhodes, 37, of Phoenix who was eastbound on Shea. Carter’s passenger John Howell, 15, and Rhodes and his five passengers sustained minor injuries. Rhodes’ passengers were Louis Hawkins, 24, Sue Henderson, 22, Steven Davis, 3, P. Harris, 22, and Kay Hawkins, 22. Carter was cited for failing to yield from a stop sign. Rhodes for an expired license. A Scottsdale man, Gottfried Fritz, 24, injured in a separate motorcycle fall nearby, was treated and released.

Pima Road Shea Boulevard Rocky Lynn Carter E. Cholla Pima Teddy Jackson Rhodes Phoenix Shea Carter John Howell Tempe Rhodes Louis Hawkins Waterloo Iowa Sue Henderson Steven Davis P. Harris Kay Hawkins Scottsdale Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Gottfried Fritz N. Scottsdale Rd

US Planes Mine North Viet Nam Rivers and Ports

Defense spokesman Jerry Friedheim confirmed U S forces have mined inland waterways and entrances to seven North Vietnamese ports as part of a broader effort to disrupt transportation. He said the aim was to prevent rebuilding bridges and to block river movement used to supply South Vietnamese troops.

Washington UPI U.S North Vietnam Defense Department Jerry W. Friedheim Friedheim Pentagon South Vietnam

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