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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1976

Page

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Driver says accelerator stuck when car jumped curb

Reginald Hardy, driver of a station wagon, told officers the accelerator stuck when he shifted to drive in front of 7915 E Culver. The out of control vehicle damaged yards and homes in the 7900 block and another car. Hardy was unhurt. Tow truck clears debris as responders work. AP wires.

E. Culver Reginald Hardy Hardy

Consumer prices edge up in January inflation slows

Washington reports a four tenths of one percent rise in January consumer prices helped by a first drop in retail food costs in five months. Los Angeles notes Richard Nixon traveling privately to the People’s Republic of China for a state of diplomatic mission four years after his landmark visit.

Washington Los Angeles Richard Nixon People’s Republic of China

Influenza outbreak drives CDC alert amid vaccine support

The CDC reports a human flu outbreak likened to a swine virus, referencing a 50 year old pandemic. A spokesman says no immediate alarm and vaccines could curb major outbreaks, with World Health Organization consultation underway. Market closes at three year highs as Dow climbs 11.33 to 967.09 amid brisk volume.

Atlanta National Center For Disease Control CDC World Health Organization New York

FBI seeks second vehicle in Scottsdale kidnapping case

FBI Phoenix seeks a very dark green compact car possibly a Volkswagen tied to the extortion and kidnapping of Verna Bumpas, wife of a Scottsdale bank official. A man watched from the green car while an accomplice rode in the white 1962 Chevrolet, which held Bumpas in a trunk for hours before she was found. no money was delivered.

Federal Bureau of Investigation Phoenix Scottsdale Bank Volkswagen FBI Roger Young Scottsdale Road Thunderbird Road Young Verna Bumpas Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Frank Bumpas United Bank Commercial Loan Department Bumpas Harvard St Terse Sethend Sean Apasonido Bere Penny

Scottsdale man helps rescue kidnapped woman and avert bomb

Mike Doss, a 20 year old North Scottsdale resident on a desert motorcycle ride, found a 1962 Chevrolet with Verna Bumpus trapped inside. He alerted police while FBI agents investigated, and Bumpus was freed about 45 minutes later. Doss said he was scared but acted to summon aid.

Chris Shuey Mike Doss Verna Federal Bureau of Investigation United Bank Frank O. Bumpas North Scottsdale Bumpus Harvard Doss FBI Bumpas N. 76Th Place

Schools eye painful budget cuts in Scottsdale district

Scottsdale School District adjusts 1976-77 budget per school board guidelines. Administrative manager Jack Kearney weighs longer teaching days, enrollment cuts, one planning period daily, and optional extra pay for chairmen. If all parameters pass, cuts could avoid a May referendum on budget increases.

Scottsdale Jack Kearney Kearney

Sixth hour scheduling faces cuts in Scottsdale schools

In Scottsdale, sixth hour electives face potential cuts as Phil Gates plans to eliminate 15 high school teaching positions. Students may be scheduled for five subjects, sparking concern from parents and board members who debated intent and asked Gates to continue enrollment procedures while seeking program impact.

Scottsdale Phil Gates Gates Usdane Paul Streich

Smitty's design approved despite neighbors' protests

Scottsdale's Development Review Board approved Smitty's supermarket and restaurant for the northwest corner of 61st Place and Thomas Road amid loud objections from residents. The panel spared landscaping setbacks, allowing 20 feet instead of 30, urging mitigation of traffic and air concerns while emphasizing zoning limits and lack of hardship for the change.

Smitty's Scottsdale’s 61St Place Thomas Road Scottsdale Public Library Herb Drinkwater Scottsdale Drinkwater Larry Bussard Board of Adjustment Board of Ree Fred Strouce Golden Keys Bussard J. H. Sherman 56Th and Thomas 68Th and Planning Commission Diane Cusack Smitty

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