Opening of Scottsdale Center for the Arts Draws Mixed Reviews
Scottsdale's Center for the Arts opened to enthusiasm but mixed critique. Benn Gonzales designed the building praised for beauty and lighting while Roger Miller’s opening night performance suffered sound issues and late arrival, drawing audience criticism. City officials note staff changes delayed bookings. supporters urge higher quality acts to sustain attendance and finances.
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Center For the Arts
Benn Gonzales
Miller
Suspension not the answer to a failing system
A Carnegie Quarterly report states that over one million students were suspended in 1972-73 in districts serving over half the nation’s students. It notes most suspensions were for minor offenses, and that suspending children does more harm than good, urging reform.
Trouble in Sun Belt reshapes Ford era politics
Harriet Van Horne analyzes how Reagan’s rise and Southern power shift threaten Ford, arguing the East West balance changes politics a new majority forms in the Sun Belt, with Nixon’s legacy and a rightward push shaping the 1976 race.
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Ronald Reagan
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Ford
Time Magazine
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Gore Vidal
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Gerald Ford
Goldwater Zero
New York City
Saigon
Reagan Country
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Florida
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Random House
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Citizen rescuer faces manslaughter charge in assault case
Angel Rivera used a nunchaku to assault Connie Lindner during an apparent rape attempt. Kevin Besh chased Rivera and was attacked. in defense of life Besh killed Rivera. The county attorney charges Besh, a stance labeled a miscarriage of justice and a deterrent to citizen aid.
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Angel Rivera
Connie Lindner
Mesa Hospital
Cenii
Kevin Besh
Greg Gentile
Besh
Rivera
Commendation for Chaparral High staff on accident care
Mr and Mrs Cohen thank Chaparral High School faculty for quick decisive aid to their daughter Jayme Stoller after an accident in the school parking lot. They single out Stuart Kammerman Les Hurst and Sharon Turner for personal attention and for preventing further complications.
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Jayme Stoller
Chaparral High School
Stuart Kammerman
Les ‘Hurst
Sharon Turner
Progress invites letters with limits and verification
The Progress asks letter writers to limit submissions to 350 words due to space constraints and to include their full name and home address for verification if needed.
Sadat’s arms shopping list tests U.S. Egypt aid stance
Washington debates Sadat’s claim that Washington will deliver major arms to Egypt versus official U.S. posture that aid will be limited until after the 1976 election. Kissinger publicly undercuts Sadat’s shopping list while Congress vows close scrutiny of all aid, widening Sadat’s political risk amid Sinai accord fallout.
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Robert Novak
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Anwar Sadat
Egypt
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U.S
Henry Kissinger
James Schlesinger
Sinai
Israel
Kissinger
Ford
Middle East
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Syria
New York City
Moscow
Palestine
Golan Heights
Abu Rudeis
Ashington
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