Ford seeks 135 million to fund swine flu vaccine
President Ford asks Congress for 135 million dollars to produce vaccine for 200 million Americans against a potential swine flu outbreak. WHO in Geneva reacts with surprise, while health officials in Oklahoma City criticize the plan as overkill and possibly politically motivated. White House officials call it an insurance policy.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
World Health Organization
Geneva
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Nelsen
U.S
WHO
Oklahoma City
Armond Start
Market dips after weeklong rise amid profit taking
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 3.78 to 1005.43 as profits booked after a week of gains, with analysts citing internal market forces rather than new developments. In Beirut, President Suleiman Franjieh fled the palace amid shelling, departing with his wife in a bulletproof car. London reports Labour move toward new PM as six candidates vie in first ballot, with Michael Foot leading and James Callaghan close behind. Gromyko states Soviet Britain seek Angola settlement amid ongoing talks and mutual understanding of a constructive path.
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New York
Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
London
Britain
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Michael Foot
James Callaghan
Decision on SEA election rests with Scottsdale school board
The Scottsdale school district board will decide next month whether to hold a disputed election between the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers and the Scottsdale Education Association. SEA president June Reynolds says she is ready, while SFT claims Reynolds waived the right by missing a February deadline. The district supt and officials note policy requires 30 percent signatures and full election costs, cited to justify possible cancellation.
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Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Scottsdale Education Association
SEA
June Reynolds
SFT
John Jones
Scottsdale
William Randall
American Arbitration Association
Randall
Reynolds
Replacement named Hospital chief to retire
Dr. Arthur D. Nelson named president elect of Scottsdale Memorial Hospital to replace retiring Dr. A. E. Carpenter on April 1. Carpenter will stay as building committee chair until expansion is complete and the hospital reaches 340 beds by 1976.
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Arthur D. Nelson
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
A.E. Carpenter
Jack B. Huntress
Carpenter
Nelson
Maricopa County General Hospital
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Harvard University
Temple University
School of Medicine
Philadelphia
U.S. Army Corps of Eers
To Nelson
Temple
Scottsdale seeks federal funds for senior center and dial-a-ride
Scottsdale submits two Area Agency on Aging proposals requesting 67 847 in federal funds under Title III of the Older Americans Act. One asks 33 847 for operating costs of a senior citizen center opening July at Second Street site. The other seeks 34 000 for a south of McDonald Drive dial a ride service for residents 60 plus, to be run by taxi partners with user fees or subsidies.
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Scottsdale
Area Agency On Aging
Senior Citizen Center
Second Street
Civic Center Plaza
McDonald Drive
Continental Homes unaffected by American Financial spin off
American Financial Corp plans a stock spin off of its Continental Homes Inc subsidiary. Continental Homes of Arizona will keep current management and operations including a planned 174 acre Scottsdale PCD. The move aims to enable tax write offs of 1975 losses while preserving ongoing development of the Indian Bend Wash project and its 1100 dwelling units plus hotel golf and office components.
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Cincinnati
Continental Homes of
Arizona
American Financial Corp
Pat Morgan
American Financial
American Continental Homes Inc
Scottsdale
American Financial Inc
American Continental Homes
Cor
Porate Entity
American
Indian School Road
Miller and
Hayden Roads
Indian Bend Wash
Schrader and Zimmerman Farms
Wash
Continental
Scottsdale woman seeks safety measures for canal safety
Laurel Holloway and her daughter nearly drowned in the Cross-cut Canal at Papago Park while retrieving a dog. She urges SRP to install safety cables, noting legal limits as canals are treated as natural waterways. SRP and city officials acknowledge recreation use but deny jurisdiction.
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Scottsdale
SRP
Arizona
Laurel Holloway
E. Parkview Drive
Wendy
Holloway
Papago Park
Hole-In-The-Rock
Public Information Office
Joe Gacioch
Salt River
Maricopa County
Gacioch
Tempe
Kent Reinhold
City of
Phoenix
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Associated Press
Ussr
Angola
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Dr. Carpenter
New Orleans Baptist Seminary
Central Baptist Church
Mobile
Ala
Vic
Southern Baptist Church
Dr. Nelson
Continental Homes
By David Lucas
Holloways
Park
Park Im
Wwa
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