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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1976
Page
5
Scottsdale Progress readers join editors and national polls ranking the American Revolution and Constitution as the top two stories. The lists mix events from war, science, politics, and social change, including Moon landing, Watergate, and Civil War.
Scottsdale Community College student body president Ron Willett faces efforts by three executive council members to oust him over leadership style and policy disputes. The dispute centers on consultation, council control, and a proposed $12,000 student manager salary funded by student funds. Elections are set for April and Willett may not run.
In Alexandria Virginia the Douglas Darnell family confronts potential loss of food stamps Medicaid and AFDC after gifts from strangers totaling over 400 are counted as income Melinda Darnell 15 is gravely ill and a benefit at a local high school was proclaimed Melinda Day by Governor Mills Godwin as relatives worry over her worsening condition and funeral plans
Col. Thomas M. Crawford Jr. receives a third Legion of Merit for command of the 14th Aerospace Force at Ent AFB Colorado. He is based at Peterson AFB Colorado as director of missile and space defense. Other airmen and sailors from Phoenix area are noted for basic training and assignments at Lackland McChord Keesler Chanute Chanute AFBs Coast Guard and Navy stations.
World War II ace Pappy Boyington, a Medal of Honor recipient, says the TV series about his Black Sheep squadron is about 90 percent accurate. He notes dramatic license, changes to aircraft and language, and that many former pilots have fared well in civilian life.
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