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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1976

Page

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Ford to seek Social Security tax hike in new budget

President Ford plans a Social Security tax increase effective Jan. 1, 1977, raising the combined employee employer rate to 6.15 percent from 5.85 percent. The move, part of a $394 billion budget with a $43 billion deficit, funds full cost of living increases and Medicare tweaks, though Ford warns it will be unpopular.

Washington Ford Congress Associated Press James T. Lynn

Soviets Land Arms in Angola Amid Civil War Pressure

The report says Soviet backed troops gain ground in Angola as US allies on the counter side face fading resistance in the north. The dispatch notes rising arms shipments from the Soviet bloc and shifting balance of forces amid the Cold War competition.

Angola Washington Russia United States NATO

Freighter in Pacific Flaunts 34 Aboard in Leaking Hold

The Panamanian freighter with 34 people aboard was in danger of breaking up about 1100 miles west of San Francisco after water began seeping into a hold. The master reported the leak to the Coast Guard Thursday night.

San Francisco Here Pacific Coast Guard

Progress claims eight ANA awards in Arizona contest

The Scottsdale Daily Progress and Paradise Valley News-Progress won eight Better Newspapers Contest awards from the Arizona Newspapers Association. The Progress earned seven awards including general excellence. News-Progress won best sports page among weeklies and scored 100 points for its entry. Breakfast ceremony kicked off ANA’s 36th convention in Litchfield Park.

Scottsdale ANA Progress The Arizona Daily Star Flagstaff Casa Grande Dispatch Mesa Tribune Yuma

Flood control funding urged for Maricopa projects

Herbert P. Donald warns the Maricopa County Flood Control District needs 5.9 million dollars from the state to keep Indian Bend Wash and other projects on schedule. Gov. Castro’s budget lacks flood control funds, risking delays and priority battles among agencies.

Maricopa County Indian Bend Wash Arizona Herbert P. Donald Citizens Advisory Board Donald Raul Castro Phoenix Jim Attebery Attebery Larry Richmond

Mild Weekend Forecast With Upper 70s

A partly sunny spell continues today and Saturday with highs in the upper 70s and overnight lows around the mid 40s. Light winds and dry conditions are expected across the region.

Scottsdale re schedules STEP Forum for young adults

A Scottsdale forum on needs of young adults is rescheduled for March after originally planning a Jan 25 half day session. City staff and the Scottsdale School District discuss keeping graduates in town and housing for growing families. Councillor Heinz Hink, abroad in Germany, called for the forum.

Scottsdale L.B. Scacewater Parks and Recreation Department Scacewater Heinz Hink Germany Hink Spacewater Munity Norman White Jean Black Planning Commission Carl Wulfért Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith Carvalho Mac Carvalho

Verbal sparring light at Scottsdale candidate forum

Seven of eight candidates attended Eldorado Park forum hosted by District 28 Democrats drawing about 45 residents. Incumbents highlighted records while challengers outlined changes. Americo Carvalho Jr. skipped the event, appearing instead at the District 28 Republican meeting.

Eldorado Park Recreation Center Americo “Mac” Carvalho Jr Eldorado Park City Hall Jay Gaskins William C. Jenkins Gaskins Jenkins Mr. Gaskins

Scottsdale school computer clash over Univac and Burroughs bid

Walter Levi chaired a Scottsdale School District computer committee that favored a Univac 70/7 system, a position disputed by Bob House who claims bias influenced the process. Levi indicated House was not kept on the seven member panel, and district officials may delay the board decision to pursue a shared Scottsdale city computer plan until April 20.

Tim McGraw Scottsdale Walter Red” Levi Bob House Department of Finance Data Processing Division House Univac Levi Bill Haas Gaylord Ellefritz Burroughs Ellefritz June Gimalski Remington Rand Gimalski Monterey Calif Jack Kearsey Kearney

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