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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1976

Page

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Enrollment Down as 1975 Highlights School District

School Supt William Randall cites rising involvement and shrinking enrollment as pivotal. Enrollment fell from over 29 000 to about 27 200 since 1970 with first graders numbering about half of eighth graders. Proposals include closing some elementary schools or adopting a middle school system to group seventh and eighth graders.

William Randall Randall Loloma Tucson Kinterpartia

Western Weeks Shoot-outs Begin at Parada del Sol Rodeo

The Scottsdale Jaycees present the annual Western Weeks Shoot-outs on Main Street at Scottsdale Road from noon to 1 30 p m. The event includes shoot-outs with song and dance by Lazy J's Jaycees and auxiliary and runs every Saturday in January with celebrity guests joining future sessions.

Main Street Scottsdale

City council vows no tax rise in next budget cycle

Five of seven Scottsdale council members place budget restraint as top priority for 1976-77, seeking no new taxes or service charges. They aim to hold staffing levels, with no hires without council consent, while examining positions for necessity and efficiency.

Herb Drinkwater Heinz Hink Richard Vo Cannes Charles Smith Smith Scottsdale Empire Building Franklin D. Aleshire Paul Messinger Billie Gentry Frank Aleshire

Ford spokesman deflects on training foreigners for Angola

White House press secretary Ron Nessen would not confirm or deny U S training of foreigners for Angola and declined to discuss Ft Benning usage. Rockwell International reports $570 000 paid to foreign officials to win overseas contracts and is reviewing $98000 scheduled payments to officials in two countries for legitimacy.

Washington Ford United States Angola White House Ron Nessen Ft. Benning Rockwell International Corp

Nixon Eisenhowers Leave Peking for Southern China Visit

The Hsinhua news agency reports David and Julie Nixon Eisenhower left Peking for a visit to southern China today. They are accompanied by Huang Chen, chief of the Chinese liaison office in the United States, according to broadcasts monitored in Tokyo.

Tokyo David and Julie Nixon Eisenhower Peking China

FTC probes retirement ads in industrywide review

The FTC announced an industrywide probe into advertising and marketing of individual retirement accounts and annuities to assess compliance with federal law. The agency has not yet ruled on potential violations.

Washington Federal Trade Commission FTC

Fire loss declines noted by Rural Metro in 1975

RMFD reports a 57 percent drop in losses for January to November 1975 versus 1974 while Phoenix shows a 20 percent rise in fire incidents. Witzeman cautions that December could alter totals and stresses the year end remains uncertain. No major fires were reported during New Year’s holiday.

Phoenix Metro Fire Department RMFD Louis Witzeman Witzeman Scottsdale

Scottsdale girl wins grand champion gelding at AQHA event

Eleanor Dicke, 13, of Cocopah School, wins grand champion gelding with Busybody at the Arizona National Livestock Show portion of the American Quarter Horse Association competition. The three year old gelding had earned prior reserve titles and will appear in Parade of Champions and Youth classes.

Cocopah School Eleanor Dicke N. Sundown Drive Busybody Eleanor

Scottsdale to seek spending advice on federal funds

Scottsdale invites civic groups homeowners associations and citizens to help plan the citys use of 1.8 million in federal community development funds for the coming year. Hearings set Jan 19 Feb 23 and March 16 with HUD application to follow.

Scottsdale William C. Jenkins Jenkins City Hall Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Senior Citizens Center Scottsdale Road McKellips Lake Indian Bend Wash

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