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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1976
Page
3
An opinion piece questions the government swine flu vaccination program linked to Fort Dix cases. It notes no world cases since February, warns early outbreaks preceded epidemics, and argues political pressure may have driven vaccine rollout despite uncertain threat and high costs.
The article notes seven candidates compete for three school board seats in a pivotal 1976 race. It highlights the demanding, unpaid service, the challenge to improve a fair system, and the district's push for voter focus despite the legislature shifting school votes to the general election date.
Washington reports a steady flow of Soviet bloc technicians and Cuban advisers into Mozambique and Rhodesia as part of a larger plan to escalate guerrilla warfare. Officials warn Moscow plans to push for power shifts while Castro keeps Africa corps active, risking broader regional confrontation.
Critics argue Carolyn Warner neglects the Arizona superintendent role while campaigning 12 to 16 hours daily, raising concerns about managing about 345 million dollars annually and about one million dollars per day in expenditures. They question the impact on 480 000 school children and the 1976 special education law.
A reader urges the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce and local business groups to support the city sign law after voters approved replacing unsightly signs with neat, conforming ones and banning billboards. The writer argues merchants rely on taxpayers and voters and stresses the ordinance enhances the city’s beauty.
The piece notes Spiro Agnew’s post resignation activities and how his vitriolic rhetoric is echoed by extremist outlets. It cites fringe praise from hatemongers and describes ongoing scrutiny by groups like the Anti-Defamation League. It also covers Earl Butz ethics concerns, Lester Maddox’s fall campaign role, and Philadelphia cadaveric candidacy events.
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