Four for supervisor in District 2 Republican primary
Four candidates contest the District 2 supervisor race with Democrats fielding no candidate. George Campbell is highlighted as uniquely qualified by a reporter, noted for a long public service record and executive roles including Cypress Steel. Other contenders include Jay Ryan Henry Bobbe and Jack Smithbaker with varied backgrounds.
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George Campbell
Campbell
Cypress Steel
Citizens Task Force On Crime
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Maricopa Association of Governments
County Industrial Development Authority
Gompers Rehabilitation Clinic
Jay Ryan
State Board of Accountancy
Henry Bobbe
Jack Smithbaker
Laughter Deemed Unhealthy Says Stanford Doctor
A Cardiff conference report quotes Dr. William Fry of Stanford University stating mirthful laughter disrupts the normal respiratory cycle and is not healthy. The piece playfully contrasts wit with serious science, noting Auden’s quip about fat men and Falstaff.
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W.H. Auden
Auden
William Fry
Stanford University
Fry
Cardiff
Wales
Hays quits after high profile scandal and threats
Rep. Wayne Hays of Ohio resigns amid a sensational affair with Elizabeth Ray and a controversial staff appointment. Reporters recount his fall from power, his marriage strain, and his decision to retire after the Washington Post probe.
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Washington
Congress
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Jack Cloherty
Bob Ownes
Pat Peak
Capitol
Ray
Washington Post
House
Carol Clawson
Leonard Peak
Peak
Campbell collection of practical fixes for Maricopa County
Mary King highlights George Campbell as a practical non grandstanding candidate for Maricopa County Supervisor District 2. He served five years on the county planning commission proposing clustered density near air bases to protect runways and safety zones, and urged use of planned area zoning to limit noise and vibration.
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Maricopa County
George Campbell
Campbell
County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Mary King
Letters to the Editor require real signatures and numbers
The Progress notes many recent weeks letters cannot be published due to unsigned or pseudonymous submissions. It states letters must include a verifiable signature and telephone number for staff confirmation.
Dole Wit Sparks Debate Amid Vice Presidential Buzz
Stunned reporters question if Sen. Robert Dole can truly deliver wit as he becomes Ford’s running mate. The piece recalls past VP wit figures from Marshall to Johnson, notes Dole’s war wounds and toughness, and contrasts Dole’s perceived blandness with historic sharp political humor.
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New York City
Robert Dole
Ford
Kansan
Dole
Sen. Dole
Nixon
Gerald Ford
Cole
Thomas R. Marshall
Woodrow Wilson
Marshall
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Sergeant At Arms
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van Buren
Richard Mentor Johnson
Adams
Agnew
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Maggie Wells
Bear Grass
Transylvania University
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John Tyler
Tippecanoe Harrison
George Clinton
James Madison
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Charlie” Curtis
John Nance Garner
Roosevelt
Garner
Senate
Scottsdale
Jonathan Marshall
H.E
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Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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