Wade Church Sees Fight With Big Boys in Senate Bid
Wade Church, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate from Arizona, portrays himself as the “little guy” facing large special interests. The 68-year-old former Arizona Attorney General discusses confronting oil firms, utilities, and the late Eugene Pulliam, plus his campaign schedule with fundraisers, strategy talks, and outreach to labor and rural voters. Church cites past actions against Lincoln Thrift and Arizona Savings and Loan to press for criminal and civil relief for depositors.
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Wade Church
Arizona
Chris Shuey
Tucson
Church
United States
Pulliam
Phoenix
Morris Farr
Bruce Babbitt
Babbitt
Lincoln
U.S
Bruce
Lincoln Thrift
Arizona Savings and Ioan
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Arizona Liberal Movement
Morris Udall
U.S. Senate
Pat Kastrop
Tres English
Southern Arizona Bureau of Arizonans For Safe Energy
Kastrop
Palo Verde
Buckeye
Arizonans For Safe Energy
Arizona Public Service Co
APS
Jennings
Democrats
Greater
Gillespie
Congress
Wade
Tucson Veterans Hospital
Tucson Daily Citizen
Tucson City Yard
DeConcini
Sam Steiger
Warner
Steiger
Maricopa County
Pima County
Douglas Baker
Arizona Wildlife Federation
Baker
Central Arizona
Orme
Wade Church taps libel award to fund Senate bid
Wade Church confirms a libel judgment awarded after a 17 year case against Phoenix Newspapers Inc finances his campaign for the U S Senate. He recalls Pulliam vowing to pay nothing and says the money enabled his nominating petitions while denouncing ongoing Phoenix press coverage. He plans further action if retractions are denied and frames the dispute as a return to public service.
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Wade Church
Eugene Pulliam
Arizona Republic
Phoenix Gazette
Pulliam
Church
U.S. Senate
Phoenix Newspapers, Inc
Phoenix
Tucson
Dennis DeConcini
Carolyn Warner
Phoenix News
Ford weighs big state strategy for GOP nomination
Ford campaign manager Rogers Morton predicts a plan focusing on populous Northern and Western states if he secures the Republican nomination, while not abandoning the Deep South. He cited New York California Pennsylvania as key states and noted the party could still aim for southern votes.
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Rogers C.B. Morton
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Georgia
Peter Kaye
Morton
South
Kaye
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Deep South
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
South Carolina
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