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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1969

Page

9

Limited theater options leave students with few G rated choices

In Scottsdale and Phoenix areas few theaters allow under 18 without parents as most current films are M R or X. Hayden East shows Funny Girl for teens, while others like Kachina Camelback Mall and Kiva offer R or X titles. Drive-ins offer M or un rated fare, leaving teens with scarce G suitable films.

Scottsdale Hayden East Kachina Camelback Mall Haly Rider Kiva Hayden Palms Phoenix Cinema 1 Tower Plaza Cine Capri Thomas Mall Cinema Park Columbus Valley Oliver Arizona

Arcadia Dope Plan Aims to Curb Drug Use On Campus

Arcadia officials announce a broad anti drug effort over the next six weeks. A parent and student program is set for Oct 22 at 7 30 pm featuring a panel from Phoenix Dope Stop and the narcotics division led by Norman Hovda.

Linda Meenamara Arcadia Phoenix Narcotics Division Hovda French Milstead

Former drug user shares experiences in school programs

Norman Hovda, a former user who spent about four years using drugs, speaks from his experience in Dope 2 Stop programs in county schools. He recalls police help after an LSD episode, notes affluence correlates with drug scenes, and stresses stranger danger and caution with suppliers.

Norman Hovda Norman Tempe Maricopa Caufty General

Dons Football Stumbles Again Amid School Jokes

Members of the Coronado club post one liner remarks at the school events marquee poking fun at the Dons football team. Casa Grande remains their only win this year as the team suffers a second straight setback.

Los ‘Hermanos’. Service Coronado Dons Casa Grande

Student decries rating system excluding teens from films

High school senior calls the national rating for restricted movies ridiculous as Arizona raises the limit to 18. He argues films like Goodbye Columbus and Midnight Cowboy would be barred for teens, contending sex scenes can be natural and not immoral.

Terry Pitts Arizona

Dons Stage Two Billie Leads In Born Yesterday

director James Newcomer doubles Billie with Marilyn Gannaway and Annette Van Bibber for Coronado's first play. double casting brings varied interpretation and audience response while posing rehearsal and understudy challenges.

Coronado James Newcomer Billie Marilyn Gannaway Annette van Bibber

CeCe Sklan to perform The Legend of Uncle Sam at awards

CeCe Sklan daughter of Mr and Mrs Meyer Sklan of 6813 Jackrabbitt Rd will present her music puppet skit The Legend of Uncle Sam in the 1970 National Freedoms Foundations Award Programs at Valley Forge Pa in December She a student at San Francisco College for Women wrote the piece and has performed it in children's hospitals and an orphanage She will also perform locally twice at the Phoenix Women's Club on Oct 27 The awards recognize original ideas about the American structure

CeCe Sklan Meyer Sklan Jackrabbitt Will

Saguaro Homecoming King Write-in Sparks Campaign Debate

At Saguaro Group urges write-in royalty as homecoming week looms and elections for king and queen approach. A coalition argues the tradition favors well known athletes and leaders, pushing a write-in candidate as a serious challenge to the usual choice. The dispute signals a potential shift in homecoming ceremony dynamics and campus culture.

Saguaro King

First Grade Protest Quietly Challenges Dress Code

First graders at York Public School protest dress rules outside the superintendent’s office led by Mark Hoard. They circulated petitions through Students Demanding Sanity after several peers were barred from school for dress concerns, arguing neat appearance blocks learning and urging immediate change.

Craig Tribken York Public Eastside Mark Hoard Mary Kopek Charles Samuels John Flood Vicki Hess

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