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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1976
Page
2
The Associated Press reports Phoenix spent 1.5 million more than it collected in the first two months of the new fiscal year. The city said revenue rose 18 percent in July and August year over year.
Two Illinois men Richard J. Vaughn 26 and Robert V. Yeadon 32 were arrested at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport after a tip led police to 150 000 doses of LSD. They were booked on possession of dangerous drugs.
A 21 year old Phoenix man James M Steele is in Scottsdale City Jail on first degree burglary charges after a 2 05 a m break in at Los Arcos Pharmacy 1402 N Miller Rd. Police say a second man fled on foot and about 41 items including sedatives and pain killers were taken. A pipe with blood traces was found near the broken window.
A 23 year old Scottsdale woman, Carol M. Binson of 8254 E Roma Ave, was treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a two car collision at Indian School and Hayden Roads. Debora J. Bartolo, 21, of Phoenix, who was making a left turn, was cited for failure to yield and reported no injuries.
Maricopa County and Arizona health officials announced swine flu immunizations may start in mid October with a formal program in early November. Vaccine supplies totaling 180000 doses were received and will be distributed to Maricopa Pima Santa Cruz Cochise counties and the Indian Health Service for programs within three weeks.
Indianapolis Mayor William H. Hudnut was the first official to receive a swine flu shot marking the start of a broad immunization program. A health fair on Monument Circle drew about 250 people as Hudnut urged watching him for safety and noted the needle is never popular. Five designated high risk patients followed Hudnut, including a diabetic and a dialysis patient, as state officials weighed vaccine supplies amid uncertainty. The CDC planned a national rollout beginning today with nursing home residents and the chronically ill prioritized.
Maricopa County officials said the first absentee ballots for the November 2 election will be mailed next Monday in the First Congressional District. Voters may call the elections department to request ballots, which will be printed in congressional numerical order for all 502 precincts. A record 20,000 ballots are expected to be cast in the county.
State superintendent of banks Richard W. Koeb will decide whether to suspend Scottsdale resident and former mayoral candidate Dan Bartos’s mortgage broker license within 10 days after a Phoenix hearing. Bartos has faced multiple state agency actions over alleged license misstatements and a prior robbery conviction.
The Gila River Indian Community received 1.5 million dollars from the Indian Claims Commission for use of reservation land as a World War II Japanese internees camp. The tribe sought 8.7 million and the decision covers land and water damages tied to the camps built by the War Relocation Authority.
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