Scottsdale Secretary of State debate highlights tech push
Scottsdale breakfast clash between Republican candidates Mike Goodwin and Paul Marston over the office’s role. Marston touts computerization to streamline elections and legislative work while Goodwin promotes broader duties and public information, criticizing overstaffing and urging government modernization.
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Maricopa County
Mike Goodwin
Maricopa
Goodwin
Tempe
Secretary of State
Pauil
House committee says Nixon should have been impeached
The House Judiciary Committee closes the Nixon case noting impeachment would have followed if he had not resigned. The 525 page report accuses Nixon of lying, violating laws, and subverting the Constitution. The panel unites on obstruction of justice while debate centers on timing and political aim.
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Betty Ford Keeps Much Of Nixon White House Staff
Betty Ford announced she will retain several members of Pat Nixon's White House staff including press secretary Helen McCaine Smith and social secretary Lucy Winchester. She will be her own chief of staff and plans monthly news conferences.
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Mrs. Nixon
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Patti Matson
Scottsdale osteopath charged in narcotic sales case
Dr. James E. White a 42 year old osteopath was indicted on six counts of selling narcotic drugs. Police say he sold opium derivative percodan totaling 328 prescriptions 16642 tablets to Robert Messing 43 Tempe and 341 prescriptions 12321 percodan tablets and 1335 baryon compound tablets to Leroy Oneal 58 Phoenix between 1969 and 1972. Messing entered rehab in 1972 and investigators continue.
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Scottsdale
James E. White
White
E. Thomas
Robert Messing
Tempe
Leroy O'Neal
Phoenix
Messing
Knife carrying boys arrested in Scottsdale
Three Scottsdale juveniles ages 13 14 and 15 were stopped by Officer Gordon Gartner on Palm Lane after being seen on a porch. Two boys emptied pockets revealing knives and all three lacked permission to be at the home. A 16 year old later admitted to coming to fight. A knife was found on him during booking.
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Scottsdale
Gordon Gartner
Palm Lane
Gartner
YAF Opposes Rockefeller Nomination in Arizona
Arizona Chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom spoke against Nelson Rockefeller for vice president. State YAF secretary Thomas Buggeln cited New York State debt rising from 912 million to 3.4 billion and tax rate increases or new taxes on seven occasions.
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UPI
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The
Young Americans For Freedom Today
Nelson Rockefeller
Thomas Buggeln
YAF
New York State
Rockefeller
Feuding-leaning Maricopa Recorder Defends Image
Ex-Maricopa County Recorder Paul Marston defends his disputatious style at a Chamber of Commerce breakfast. He says voters should not expect waves, but stresses decisiveness and strong records management as key to the office. Congressman Carvalho pressed whether controversy hurts his administration.
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Maricopa County
Paul Marston
Marston
Mac Carvalho
Chamber of Commerce
Carvalho
Goodwin
Secretary of State
Mike
Former Scottsdale Mayor Bud Tims joins urban elderly task force
Announcement from San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto states Bud Tims is appointed to a 12 member U S Conference of Mayors task force chaired by Wes Uhiman. Other members include Abraham Beame Kenneth Gibson Alfred Hofsteade and Kevin White. It is unclear if another mayor will replace Tims. Mayor William Jenkins says he has not been asked to replace his predecessor.
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Scottsdale
Bud Tims
Arizona Corporation Commission
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Pension reform ready for signature after Senate passage
The first comprehensive retirement bill since 1934 moves to President Ford for signing, promising 30 to 35 million workers access to pensions. It tightens vesting rules, improves funding and creates a federal pension insurance fund to cover up to 750 dollars monthly if a company defaults.
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UPI
Ford
Federal Insurance Corporation
Scouts Plan Bike Rodeo At Scottsdale High School
The Scottsdale District of the Boy Scouts of America sponsors a Saturday bike rodeo on Scottsdale High School basketball courts from 8 to 10 a.m. for district students aged 8 to 10. Events include signaling balancing maneuvering and braking with safety inspections. Contestants scoring 65+ advance to a bike drawing with other prizes in the ages groups.
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Boy Scouts of America
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