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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1976

Page

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Swine flu vaccination clinics set for Scottsdale area

Maricopa County health officials announced three Scottsdale locations will offer swine flu vaccine for adults 18 and older from December 6 to 10, with specific hours at Chaparral High School Vista Del Camino and Scottsdale Senior Center. A separate chronically ill children clinic and additional county sites were outlined.

Maricopa County Scottsdale Chaparral High School Vista del Camino Recreation Center E. Roosevelt Scottsdale Senior Center E. Second St Vista del Camino George B. Rowland Rowland Health Department S. Hibbert Mesa Arizona Tri-City Chris-Town Mall Phoenix National Center For Disease Control

Hua Kuo-feng confirmed as CCP chairman

The Associated Press reports Hua Kuo-feng was officially confirmed by the Chinese Communist Party to succeed Mao Zedong as chairman and to oversee purges of Mao’s widow and radical leaders. The Xinhua release says the central committee adopted decisive measures to crush the counter revolutionary clique and liquidate a party bane. Farmers hold 832 million bushels of wheat as prices stay depressed.

Tokyo China Today Hua Kuo-feng Mao Tse-tung Chinese Communist Party Mao Hsinhua Party

Planes collide over school. two pilots killed

About 100 students and teachers looked up from a Los Angeles school playground as two airplanes collided and one exploded in flames 500 feet overhead. Both pilots died. ground casualties were avoided. The cause is under investigation.

Los Angeles

Call Could Have Averted River Ferry Disaster

A routine radio call between a commuter ferry and a tanker might have prevented the Mississippi River collision that capsized the ferry, killing about 75 passengers, a Coast Guard spokesman says. Searchers fear many bodies may never be recovered due to strong currents and cars trapped in mud at the river bottom.

New Orleans Coast Guard

U S and Vietnam Seek Preliminary Talks on Normalization

After six months of exchanges, the United States and Vietnam progress toward opening preliminary talks on normalizing relations, according to qualified officials. In Beirut, fighting drops 70 percent as a new cease-fire brings a quieter night with no casualties.

Washington United States Vietnam Beirut Lebanon

Periods of showers and storms with mild temps

Forecast remains cool with a chance of showers or thunderstorms today and tomorrow. Highs near 78 to 80 degrees and chilly nights around 60. Rain chances run about 40 percent today and tonight, easing to 30 percent tomorrow.

Bolles murder case files vanish as prosecutor disputed

Don Bolles murder case files disappeared after police removed a large filing cabinet from the Maricopa County Attorney's office. Gov. Raul Castro ordered the attorney general to take exclusive control of the case. A new chief prosecutor William Schafer said the files are now in his office.

Phoenix Don Bolles Maricopa County Atty Donald W. Harris Deputy County Atty Gene Neil Harris Bolles Raul Castro Attorney General’s Office Adamson Schafer Superior Court Frederic Heineman William Schafer John Harvey Adamson Maricopa County Donald Harris Atty Bruce Babbit

Pumpkin pushers sell jack o lanterns by kids in Scottsdale

A five child choir from Scottsdale ladles out a Halloween pumpkin sale near 87th Street and Indian School Road. Priced from 2 to 5 dollars, the effort features staff Michelle Thurman Denise Thurman Mary Mars Monique Gartin and David Ciemnoczolewski.

Scottsdale Michelle Thurman Denise Thurman Mary Mars Monique Gartin David Ciemnoczolewski 87Th Street Indian School Road Monique

Scottsdale Road project seeks 87 day extension for Bentson

ADOT has granted 11 of 87 extension days for Bentson Contracting on the Scottsdale Road improvement from Osborn to Indian School. City officials say another 62 days may be approved, potentially pushing the deadline to Jan. 21 or Feb. 10 if all working days are counted. Bentson aims for Nov. 15 completion to avoid a daily fine while city and merchants push for speedier work.

Bentson Contracting Co Scottsdale Arizona Department of Transportation ADOT Bentson al Wilcox Osborn and Indian School al Overend Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Wilcox Larry Chrisman Chrisman Jeff Kracht Kracht

State board picks Inner Loop for I 10 in Phoenix

Arizona transportation officials pick the Papago Inner Loop as the I-10 link through central Phoenix. The 15 mile route follows the Moreland Corridor from 91st Avenue east of McDowell to 20th Street then south to the Maricopa Freeway. Construction could start as early as 1978 if federal approval and funding align.

Phoenix State Transportation Board Papago Durango Bend Moreland 91St Avenue McDowell Road 20Th Street Maricopa Department of Transportation Federal Highway Arizona Maricopa Association of Governments Robert Bracker Nogales Durango

Usdane Quits School Board If Elected to State Senate

Robert Usdane confirmed he will resign from the Scottsdale School Board if he wins the Dist. 28 State Senate seat in November. The Republican, on the board since 1969, said a Senate role would require full energy and time and that dual service could pose conflicts, though not illegal per an attorney general opinion. He is opposed by Democrat G. H. Shefrin.

Robert Usdane Scottsdale Usdane Senate G.H. “Dick” Shefrin

County Boards Reject Bonds to Seek State Flood Funds

Maricopa County Flood Control District will not pursue bond issues or higher levies to fund its program. The district aims to lobby the state legislature for additional financing as past federal aid and state support have fallen short. Col. Hugh G. Robinson pledged to assist, while the advisory board tabled further action until after the November elections.

County Board of Supervisors Maricopa County Herbert Donald Donald Flood Control District Citizens Advisory Board Supervisors Board of Directors Citizens Committee Don Chambers Scottsdale U.S. Corps of Engineers Phoenix Hugh G. Robinson

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Bea Wee É Tee Associated Press Hua Agriculture Department Soviet Union U.S Tim Koors UMP State Board Flood Control Agency
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