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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1970

Page

6

Seven candidates unopposed in Arizona elections

In Arizona 7 Senate candidates and 8 House candidates face no opposition in the September primary or general election. Incumbent Democrats Harold Giss and Sam Lena plus Joe Castillo and Bob Stump are unopposed in the Senate, with Republicans Scott Alexander, Douglas Hosclay, and William Jacquin also unopposed. House seats include incumbents G O Biles, Jack Brown, Craig Davids, Polly Getzwiller, Bob Fricks, James Dewberry, Burton Barr, and Ruth Peck.

Phoenix UPI State Senate House Senate Harold Giss Yuma Bob Stump Maricopa Sam.Lena Joe Castillo Pima Scott Alexander Douglas Hosclay William Jacquin Hosclaw Jacquin Alexander G.O. Biles Greenlee Jack ‘Brown Craig Davids Polly Getzwiller Pinal Bob Fricks James Dewberry Burton Barr Ruth Peck

Slate of area legislative candidates named for Districts 20 21 and 26

The list records candidates filing in districts including Paradise Valley Phoenix Scottsdale and Tempe. It names Senate and House contenders with party affiliations and street addresses for districts 20 21 and 26. Notable names include Daniel F. Langenwalter Saidra D. O Connor John B. Conlan Floyd A. McCracken and David B. Kret among others.

Senate Daniel F. Langenwalter E. Fairmount Phoenix Saidra D. O’connor Denton Lane Paradise’ Valley Ruth’ Adams E. Weldon Ave Richard Burgess 36Th St Cecelia Kline E. Cheery Lynn All- Phoenix Stanley J Marks E. Solcito John B. Conlan E. Calle Ventura Floyd A. McCracken E. Sage Scottsdale Guy * Stillman N. Scottsdale David B. Kret John V. ‘Riggs E. Lemon Tempe House Mary L. Gilbert Garfield St Janet Patten Heath Smith Rd Nancy Robb Vandergrift S. Maple Bob Hungerford E. Holly Frank Kelley E. Sheridan Leonard F. Monti W. 12Th St James Shelley Mill Ave

Prizes Expand as Rain Derby Attracts Entries

The Rain Derby prize list grows with two more sponsors Gino's Pizza and Hair offering rewards to the entrant closest to predicting rainfall of one tenth inch or more in Scottsdale. The 127th dry day sees entries climb to 576 as merchants join to entice guesses with a free pizza or manicure and pedicure.

Gino’s Pizza Scottsdale Indian School Rd Gino's

Stearns Home Fire Ownership Corrected

The house at 6307 N Mockingbird Lane is confirmed as owned by Mr and Mrs John P Stearns. An earlier Progress report misattributed ownership to Audrey.

N. Mockingbird Lane Audrey. Bregner Progress John P. Stearns

Weather Outlook With Extreme Heat and Storm Potential

Partly cloudy and continued heat with highs around 108 to 113 degrees and overnight lows near 83 to 88. Threat of a thunderstorm exists in the evenings or at night with a low probability of precipitation.

Communists Launch New Attacks Across Indochina

In Indochina, Communist forces strike Laos Cambodia and South Vietnam. A river-town falls in Laos, a village is seized in southern Cambodia, and six American GIs are killed in a hit and run in South Vietnam.

Saigon Laos Cambodia South Vietam South Vietnam

Scottsdale man seeks ouster of state Democratic leaders

Paul Rademacher of Scottsdale says Attorney General Gary Nelson told him he would not take the state chairman Mark Harrison vice chairman Robert Begam and treasurer Gary Begam are holding office illegally because they are not precinct committeemen.

Phoenix Paul Rademacher Scottsdale Democratic Party Atty Gary Nelson Mark Harrison Robert Begam

Scottsdale District Seeks Recipient for Obsolete Reading Books

Scottsdale School District offers about 20 000 elementary reading texts for donation as obsolete due to state instruction changes. Most items are usable though some require rebinding. Pick up through Aug 1. Call Carol Butterfield at 947 2457 for details and titles.

Scottsdale Tom Townzen Townzen Townzend Mré Carol Butterfield

Maricopa JC District approves 25000 underground electrical service

The Maricopa County Junior College District Board approved a 25000 contract for underground electrical service at Scottsdale Community College with the Salt River Project. The agreement covers the cost difference between underground and aboveground installation. The board also hired Lyman P. Fullner, a doctoral student at ASU, as registration officer starting July 20.

Maricopa County Salt River

City and SRP announce flood control policy for Scottsdale

Scottsdale and SRP announce a joint flood control policy to release storm water into the Indian Bend Wasteway before other wasteways fill. The plan aims to reduce canal overflows south of the Arizona Canal between Pima Road and 68th Street and to protect nearby homes and businesses.

Scottsdale Salt River Indian Bend Wash SRP Henry ‘Shipley Desert Arizona Canal Pima Road 68Th St Indian Bend Wasteway Shipley Marc Stragier Public Works Stragier Camelback

Fire damages Fritzie's Dress Shop interior

Smoke damaged the interior of Fritzie's Dress Shop at 221 W Fifth Ave with about $6,000 in damage. Fire confined to a stockroom rear area and extinguished after firefighters forced entry and used a smoke ejector and water. No cause found. In a separate incident at 6932 E Osborn three children were rescued after a fire alarm when their father awoke to smoke.

Fritzie Fifth Ave EL. Grande Apts E. Osborn Larry Steffy

Goldwater warns Nixon on federal control and personnel

Barry Goldwater says President Nixon errs by appointing Democrats or leftist Republicans and by not firing dissenting Republicans. He urges tighter administrative control of the federal bureaucracy and loyalty at the middle-management level to align with Nixon’s policies and avoid internal opposition.

Washington UPI Barry M. Goldwater Nixon Goldwater Sena Gold Arizona Ripon Society

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Photo By Dan Milburn Davids Getzwiller Timothy Barrow Barrow Gordon Cornelius Stearns Indochina London Britain Rome Giulio Andreotti Socialist Party Andreotti Rademacher New City Barry Jana McDonald Kelli Cooper South Bend Ind Jana Kelli
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