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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1976
Page
5
Beirut battle rages as noncombatants die in residential areas. Hospitals report over 180 killed and 360 wounded in one night, with more than 200 dead and 350 wounded in the prior 24 hours. Christian Phalange radio notes high civilian casualties amid renewed clashes in western Beirut.
Three more people died in Arizona traffic crashes Monday, bringing the 1976 fatality total to 473, up 42 from last year. A woman was struck dead on State Route 260 near Payson, a Roswell, Georgia man died when his truck overturned and caught fire on U S 160 near Tuba City, a teenage passenger and four others were injured, and 16 year old Larry Ramirez of Douglas died from injuries after a Sunday crash near Douglas on U S 80.
Udall reflected on his presidential bid during a home-state tour through Cochise County. He contrasted momentum from early primaries with Carter’s lead, criticized early primary emphasis, proposed multi-date primaries, and noted the campaign's toll yet emphasized national insights gained.
The Valley Fever, or coccidioimycosis, can strike groups with outbreaks in California's San Joaquin Valley and arid regions of the Southwest. Most infections are mild but about one percent become severe or fatal, with higher complications among dark skinned individuals. Treatments include Amphotericin B with toxic risks and a promising new drug Miconazole.
The Fed considers rules implementing the Equal Credit Opportunity Act to curb age based credit denial while allowing statistical creditworthiness use. Public comment deadline is Sept 1 with final rules due next March. adverse action definitions cover credit denial and limit increases including point-of-sale refusals.
Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter plans a September 13 Arizona visit to headline a fundraising event for Rep. Morris Udall who still owes about 150000 dollars from his primary campaign. Udall hopes Carter can appear in Phoenix and Tucson if time allows.
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