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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1976

Page

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Ford Leaves Open VP Pick For Delegates At Convention

President Ford hinted delegates at the GOP National Convention in Kansas City could choose his running mate if he wins the nomination He named Ronald Reagan as a possible qualified running mate though Reagan says he does not want the spot Ford aimed for unity in the party and discussed foreign policy and the death penalty ruling Ford emphasized pursuing a SALT agreement with the Soviet Union and sign it if favorable while noting Reagan remains on the potential list

Washington Ford Ronald Reagan Reagan Kansas City California

Unions to reply on final offer in Arizona shutdown

Four labor unions plan to respond to a full and final settlement offer from the Associated General Contractors of Arizona as talks with Federal Mediator Guy Parent wrap up. The 18 day shutdown idled about 12 000 workers statewide with contracts expired June 1.

Phoenix Associated General Contractors of Arizona Guy Parent Teamsters Cement Masons Union Tucson Parent Carpenters and Cement Masons Carpenters and Cement Masons Arizona Rock Products Association

Pat Nixon in serious condition after stroke

Former First Lady Pat Nixon remains in serious condition in Long Beach California after a stroke left her partially paralyzed. Doctors call the outlook more optimistic but caution the next 48 hours will be critical.

Long Beach Calif Pat Nixon

Carswell pleads innocent in Florida battery case

Former U.S. Supreme Court nominee G. Harold Carswell pleaded innocent to charges of battery and attempting a homosexual act with a police officer at a Leon County hearing. Defense attorney Murray Wadsworth filed the plea before Judge Hall McClamma in Tallahassee.

Tallahassee, Fla U.S. Supreme Court G. Harold Carswell Carswell Murray Wadsworth Leon County Hall McClamma

EPA Orders 43 States to Revamp Antipollution Plans

EPA directs 43 states including Arizona to update anti pollution programs to meet federal standards. The move follows five percent annual reductions in pollution from clean air plans. Earlier the agency said 45 states would be affected by Train's order.

Washington Arizona EPA Train

DeGrazia to discuss art donation pact with college district

Ted DeGrazia plans a Phoenix visit Tuesday to meet Maricopa County Community College District officials about donating 200 artworks. The tour may involve campus visits and a potential student design contest for a building plan, with district president John Prince and Steve Sierra among those involved.

DeGrazia Ted DeGrazia Maricopa County American Institute of Architects Phoenix Young Arrata Pat Lancome John Prince Steve Sierra A.W. Flowers Distr Father Kino Maricopa County Community College MCCCD

Scottsdale Council Hardens on Barking Dog Ordinance

Scottsdale City Council ed in discussion this week of the barking dog noise rule. They debated returning to the old ordinance or crafting a new one that balances dog behavior with nuisance remedies, suspending enforcement while a staff draft is prepared. Several members criticized the current rule, noting 900 complaints but worsened issues, and the mayor urged neighbor-led solutions.

Scottsdale Richard V. Campana Heinz Hink Hank Billie Gentry Herb Drinkwater Gentry Drinkwater Campana William C. Jenkins Jenkins

Candidates line up to file for office in Arizona primary

AP reports candidates rushed to the secretary of state's office to file petitions for the September 7 primary. By midday 47 state Senate filings included 16 incumbents. 49 Democrats and 48 Republicans filed for the 60 House seats. Bolin predicted about 200 legislative candidates by day’s end.

Phoenix Secretary of State U.S. House U.S. Senate State Corporation Commission State Mine Inspector’s Senate State House Wesley Bolin

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