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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1976

Page

5

Rudd Builds Case as Fiscal Conservative for Congress

Eldon Rudd campaigners say his four years on the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors show a no-spending record and steady opposition to waste. He tours Arizona’s 37,000 square mile district with wife Asin, backed by a pledge to keep his promises and a conservative platform on taxes abortion gun rights and crime.

Don Stevenson Eldon Rudd Casa Grande Scottsdale Congress Asin Maricopa County Verde Valley County Board of Supervisors Tempe University of Arizona Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D.C FBI Arizona Soclh Washington Scottsdale Lions Club Lincoln Thrift Arizona Savings

Carter pledges focus on family farmers and consumer needs

In Des Moines Jimmy Carter assailed Ford policies as neglecting family farmers and consumers. He promised a Washington farming policy led by the president and agriculture secretary free of big interests and vowed no foreign grain embargoes. He urged action on grain inspection reform amid federal probes and recalled Iowa caucus momentum.

Des Moines Plains Ford Midwest Earl Butz Butz Agriculture Department Carter Tam Nixon U.S Georgia National Farmers Organization Farmers Union National Grange American Farm Bureau National Corn Growers Association Russia New Orleans Iowa Seattle

New staff changes mark Ingleside Hopi school year

Hopi Ingleside Kaibab school announces faculty shifts led by principal Leonard Polk and Corwin Ellsworth. Second grade adds Barbara Bolt. Ferneta Miller moves to fifth grade. Jerry Conwell to seventh. new staff include Peggy Hill James Stanley Diane True Gitta Chernin Mimi Rundel and Leslie Seimens Nancy Stalnaker Lois Thompson. Parents invited to coffee with staff. playground volunteers honored. bicycle safety reminders issued.

Ingleside School Leonard Polk Barbara Bolt Cherokee School Ferneta Miller Jerry Conwell Peggy Hill James Stanley Diane True Gitta Chernin Mimi Rundel Tavan Ingleside Corwin Ellsworth Hopi New Cross Leslie Seimens Nancy Stalnaker Lois Thompson Wegen Industrial Arts Don Bennett Patsy Booth

Indians stage eight hour sit in over coal lease

About 50 demonstrators entered the Navajo Tribal Council chambers during the noon recess to protest a renegotiated coal lease with El Paso Natural Gas and Consolidated Coal Co. The group sat in council chairs, forced a recess, and left after eight hours without charges. The deal could let El Paso mine on 40 000 acres near Burnham New Mexico with potential tribe earnings up to 660 million over decades. One protester cited against relocation and council actions.

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Our Lady Nun Returns as Principal for New School Year

Sister Miriam Ellen begins her ten year Pittsburgh parish leadership at OLPH as the new principal. Kindergarten starts Sept 1 with 8:35 a.m. bell. students dismissed 12:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, full days rest of week. New faculty include Ann Spinner, Sister Miriam Ann, Sister Rose Cecilia, Margare Toney, with Frances Slezak and Charlotte Nigrelli in seventh and eighth grades. Five buses operate daily, sixth ready for emergencies. routes condensed in Paradise Valley. Openings remain in kindergarten to fourth grade.

Our Lady Miriam Ellen Olph St. James Parish Pittsburgh St. Theresa’s Phoenix Seton High Chandler Duquesne University Ann Spinner Miriam Ann Rose Cecilia Margare Toney Frances Slezak Charlotte Nigrelli John Skibbie Paradise Valley

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