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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1975
Page
1
President Ford sent Congress a $349.4 billion budget hoping for a 1976 turnaround while warning of rising inflation and unemployment. He predicted a record $52 billion deficit and two years of high joblessness and sharp price increases starting in 1975.
President Ford in a Congress report projects a 5 percent production rise from mid 1975 to end 1976 and an unemployment drop to 7.9 percent by late 1976. Inflation for 1975 is seen at 11.3 percent, easing to about 7 percent in 1976, aided by energy costs and tax cuts amid a large deficit from recession and stimulus spending.
President Ford proposes more than 31 million dollars for CAP construction and 1.6 million dollars for the Indian Bend Wash flood control project in the next fiscal year. The Army Corps of Engineers budget includes 1.6 million for the wash work.
Paradise Valley School District will send a brochure this week asking parents for views on year around schools to save space and reduce double sessions. A pilot in one district school may precede full adoption, with June 1975 as a study milestone.
President Ford asked congressional leaders to send a delegation to South Vietnam to judge if additional U.S. military aid is required. Byrd said no agreement yet on adopting the suggestion.
Scottsdale Board of Realtors wins Best Entry at the Parada del Sol parade. Leo Camarillo of Donald, Oregon secures his second consecutive All-Around Cowboy title after a 7.7 second team roping with cousin Reg Camarillo of Mesa. Berry from Knight's Ferry misses title but takes top bareback award amid a $27,000 prize pool.
The Scottsdale School Board will meet Tuesday at 8 p m at Ingleside School to consider a five cent per day rise in elementary lunch prices from 40 to 45 cents to cover a district deficit. Pedersen notes a 16 769 shortfall with potential to exceed 43 000 if losses persist, due mainly to reduced government commodities and declining enrollment. The board may also buy a scoreboard and light poles for Chaarral High, review internal policy revisions, and hear a SEES progress report.
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