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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1972
Page
3
U S F4 Phantom crews claim three MIG 21s shot down in a dogfight over the Hanoi area. Ground actions report Viet Cong setbacks near Suoi Giua and Bung Cau as U S bombers hit Bien Hoa and other targets. North Vietnamese shelling and skirmishes are noted with casualties on both sides.
Fred Fordemwalt, a 1967 retiree after 27 years as a research chemist for American Cyanamid, now volunteers two days weekly at Scottsdale Community College to tutor chemistry students. He taught at Parsons College 1928 1939 and Wichita State University before moving to Arizona three years ago. He helps students grasp chemistry basics from molecular theory to material conversion, spending hours with individuals who need time and patience.
A combined Japanese Philippine search party widens the hunt for one or two holdout WWII soldiers on Lubang Island. Lt. Col. Pedrito de Guzman says the survivor may be Hiroo Onoda, 50, last known holdout. his comrade Kinshichi Kozuka, 51, was killed in a police encounter.
The Scottsdale Association for Children with Learning Disabilities will host a 7:30 p.m. program on October 25 at the Education Center of Scottsdale Schools 3811 N 44th St. Clinical psychologist Stan Cabanski and his wife Carol will define learning disabilities and discuss evaluation and treatment of affected children. Scottsdale Federation of Teachers President Larry Bell will talk about learning disabilities in relation to union activities.
Allen H. Buck, 40, of Tucson, died from a self inflicted gunshot at a roadblock near Marana after threatening Deputy Rick Brubaker. Buck had been sought for the shotning of Warner E. Jones, 41, also of Tucson, an hour earlier.
Pet Pride along with the Maricopa County Veterinary Center and the Humane Society plans a cat registry in the Valley. The $2 fee funds a proposed shelter clinic to neuter, care for stray cats, and support adoptions. Contact Pet Pride for details.
The Department of Education ESEA Title II Division will host the annual conference of the National Association of State Advisory Council Chairman Oct. 25-27 at the Safari Hotel. Representatives from all 50 states and territories will attend with a public session Oct. 26. Edward C. Stick will discuss a New York project on Education Redesign.
Lt. Col. Dean E. Smith a Scottsdale Air Force Reserve officer won the Outstanding Air Force Academy Liaison Officer Coordinator in the Southern Region for 1972 and received the award at a conference at the Academy. Smith supervises Arizona liaison activities and serves as a volunteer counselor. In civilian life he is Arizona State University director of publications. Other service updates note Airman Michael W. Allman assigned to Chanute AFB after basic training and Airman 1-C Christopher J. Martin serving at Korat AFB.
Scottsdale police investigate the theft of a color television and stereo equipment from 7232 Belleview. Victim David Horwitz said he left at 7 p.m. Sunday and found the items missing after returning around midnight. Missing property valued at $460. Police found pry marks on a sliding glass door lock.
A new eight week program called Dr Dial arrives in the Valley funded by a $5000 HEW grant to the Central Arizona Dental Society. Each week a different recorded message on dental health is aired with the final week set for the December 4 period and a telephone line at 248 7116 for callers.
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