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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1977

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Scottsdale approves pilot middle school to serve seventh and eighth graders

After more than two years of debate the Scottsdale School District approves a pilot middle school at Ingleside for seventh and eighth graders with Kachina Kaibab and Tawan serving younger grades. The plan includes enrollment thresholds budget limits and bus arrangements and names Thomas Smith as principal beginning Feb. 1.

Seo District Ingleside School Kachina Kaibab Tawan Hopi Thomas Smith Hoktier Sey Ith William Barndall 56Th Street Cholla Road Randall de Spencer Arcadia A Swanson Scottsdale Streich Kachina and Kaibab

Group cites vote conflict in Carey reelection case

Residents file to challenge Carey's vote on a middle school issue alleging conflict of interest. The complaint targets Carey, newly elected, while noting his roles as a consultant and possible ties to the Phoenix service unit.

Carey Atler Cducing

Inflation steady at 4.8 percent for 1976

Consumer prices rose 0.4 percent in December, keeping 1976 inflation at 4.8 percent. The Labor Department cited slower grocery prices and gains in real earnings, with food, nonfood commodities, and services showing varied annual changes. The December CPI stood at 174.3, with the 1967 base index set at 100.

Labor Department Rose Leean

GOP Proposes Counter to Castro Tax Rebate Plan

Phoenix Politicians detail a House plan aimed at senior relief and broader tax cuts to challenge Governor Castro. Leader Burton Barr urges permanent reductions, weighing property tax relief for 65 plus and possible income tax cuts while awaiting updated revenue estimates.

GOP Castro Phoenix House Raul Castro Burton Barr Barr

City faces parking strain as Scottsdale Center grows

At a brief annual meeting of the Scottsdale Municipal Property Corporation board, David Harris reported the Scottsdale Center for the Arts is a huge success and nighttime mall use will rise in summer due to heat. Discussion touched on expanding parking facilities near the mall. Mayor William C. Jenkins and City Manager Aleshire attended.

Itsdale Corporation Board David Harris City General Services Department Scottsdale Center For the Arts Degut Harris E City Eee Aleshire William C. Jenkins

Petitions Oppose New Stadium Site Spark City Debate

Community petitions lodge opposition to a proposed stadium site, raising concerns about impact and planning. City officials, including the city clerk, review the submissions as part of the site decision process.

Carter nominees advance in Senate committee approval

Senate Commerce Committee unanimously approves former Rep Brock Adams for transportation secretary and Juanita Morris Kreps for secretary of commerce. Atty Gen designate Griffin Bell awaits endorsement. Separate New York report notes subzero temps and gas shortages forcing school and worker closures across regions.

Washington Carter Senate Atty Griffin B. Bell Senate Commerce Committee Brock Adams Juanita Morris Kreps New York Midwest

Hindu pilgrims brave cold at holy Ganges dip

About 9 million pilgrims braved cold rain in Allahabad to bathe in the Ganges during the climax of the Kumbh Mela. By midnight Tuesday, both riverbanks were crowded with worshippers walking through mud to the confluence for the brief ritual dip seeking salvation.

Allahabad India Ganges Jumna

Indiana ratifies ERA one vote swing from Ann Carter

Indiana becomes the 35th state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment after a one vote margin. Senator W Wayne Townsend shifted his stance following a call at the capitol from Ann Carter wife of the president elect. Thirty eight states needed for ratification.

Indianapolis Indiana Carter Sen W. Wayne Townsend Capitol Ann Carter

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