Kilpatrick predicts Nixon will grow more conservative
Columnist James Kilpatrick told the Phoenix Executives Club that President Nixon will move toward a more conservative course in the next four years. He criticized Nixon and McGovern, called Nixon the canniest politician, and argued Watergate damaged leadership while voters seek moral clarity.
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County to invite private bid for voter signup work
Maricopa County supervisors voted to allow a private contractor to bid on handling voter registration after Recorder Paul Marston sought 328000 to hire more staff and buy equipment for preparing registration rolls. County Manager Charles Miller supported the bid, arguing long term gain, while Marston warned two years of system development could be wasted if privatized.
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Chaparral Projects Highlight Phase II Plan and Activities
Chaparral High School phase II construction plans discussed at an open meeting in Cocopah cafetorium. Bond funding to be proposed in February. Also features Christmas on Strings puppet show at Kiva, NHS induction, a kindergarten reading program, library events, student aides, and volunteer needs at Chaparral IMC.
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Dear John Column Helps Readers Spot Hidden Burns In Relationships
A reader asks how to tell if a spouse has a sudden dual personality. The columnist cautions against assuming split personality and suggests addressing underlying issues, urging open talk about what bothers him. Also advises selling furniture via ads or auctions and warns about a recent pigeon drop scam with a 57 year old victim.
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Disability workshop planned in Tempe for learning disabilities
A Thursday evening workshop by the Arizona Association for Children with Learning Disabilities will outline goals and activities. The event at 8 p.m. meets at the Tempe Community Center at Rural Road and Southern Avenue, debating parent power in interacting with school boards and administrators. For more information contact Mrs. Dorothy Crawford at Pueblo School.
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Supreme Court to hear case on out-of-state tuition
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a University of Connecticut case on nonresident charges that may affect Arizona. Tucson attorney William Risner, who won lower court battles against Arizona's nonresident fees, predicts the high court will uphold them though he argues they are unconstitutional. About $11 million is charged at Arizona state universities for out-of-state students.
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Census puts U S population at 209,298,000
The Census Bureau today estimated the U S population reached 209,298,000 on Oct 1, up 159,000 from Sept 1. The gain reflects continuing growth as the nation adds residents across states and major cities.
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Two Chaparral Students Lead Winter Clothing Drive
Two Chaparral High School students Jane Hiddle and Carol Soderquist collect winter clothes as Christmas gifts for Glendale Child Development Center children. They seek infant to size 10 garments and pajamas with a Dec 20 deadline. volunteers may sew items. Contact Jane Riddle at 8514 E Highland Ave or the center at 7102 N 58th Dr Glendale.
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