Selma Pine enters race for Maricopa County recorder
Selma Pine, 46, office manager for the Democratic State Committee, announces her candidacy to unseat Republican incumbent Paul Marston. She says Marston is controversy prone and criticized his treatment of the public and officials while alleging registration lists were incomplete in recent elections. Pine's husband, Charles, is a Phoenix public relations man.
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Oklahoma Democrats split over McGovern as Jackson warns defeat
Sen. Henry Jackson warned McGovern’s candidacy would doom Democrats in November at a dinner with Oklahoma leaders on the eve of the state convention. Hubert Humphrey criticized Nixon, calling him Mr. Upside Down, while House Speaker Carl Albert, greeted guests, was hospitalized with chest pains.
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Royer enters race for Congress in Arizona District 1
Phyllis Royer a 48 year old Mesa teacher announces her bid for the Democratic nomination in Arizona District 1. She criticizes incumbent Rep John Rhodes saying he does not represent the district. Gerald Pollock, a Phoenix lawyer, is the lone other announced candidate.
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Scottsdale Horse Shot Dead. $35,000 Stud Killed
Maricopa County Sheriff detectives have no leads in the shooting death of Direct Deck a $35 000 registered quarterhorse stud found in his ranch stall in Scottsdale The eight year old horse owned by Charles Verive 10614 E Cholla St was shot twice in the head at close range three shots fired from a large caliber pistol with two strikes.
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Baker opposes hike in minimum wage for Congress bid
Baker, seeking the GOP nomination from the Fourth District, warns a $2.20 per hour minimum would hinder the fight on inflation and unemployment. He argues employers cannot afford to hire unskilled workers at that rate and fear increased unemployment and welfare rolls.
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Scouts Prep Camp Season Across Four Arizona Sites
More than 5,000 Valley Boy Scouts and adult leaders join the 1972 summer camp program at Camp Wipala Wiki Camp Geronimo and White Mountains near Springerville plus Rear C. Scout Ranch near Christopher Creek. Camps run June 17 to Aug 19 with ecology activities and merit badge pursuit.
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China urges U N enviro conference to condemn U S war crimes
Tang Ke of China denounces U S actions in Indochina as shocking atrocities at the Stockholm U N Environment Conference. He accuses imperialists of mass killings and environmental destruction in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, and criticizes use of toxic chemicals. U S delegates remain formal but silent.
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Belfast Gunfire Kills Girl in Grosvenor Road
In Belfast gunmen fired on soldiers and civilians in Grosvenor Road area early today killing a young girl and wounding five others. Separate clashes in Clonard led to arrests and the seizure of rifles and ammunition as barriers spread across Protestant districts.
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Circus in Summer Reading Extended at Scottsdale Library
Scottsdale Public Library extends Circus in Summer Reading through August 26 for kindergarten through eighth grade students. Elaine Cholewa notes three reading levels, added first graders, free registration, and a social studies component after completing reading lists.
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Scottsdale Republican Women Back Williams Urge Ignore Recall Push
The Scottsdale Republican Women pledged support for Gov. Jack Williams and urged others to ignore a UFW petition drive seeking his recall. Mary N. Churbuck said the group cannot agree with claims the migrant labor bill harms public welfare and noted the law protects union rights and collective bargaining.
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Jack Williams
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Scottsdale School Board Sets Meeting Dates
The Scottsdale School Board voted to hold meetings on the first and third Tuesdays of each month after July 11. An exception is November 8, a Wednesday, to allow residents to view the presidential election returns.
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New math in Jungle Woman teaches in Africa
Katherine Hirschboeck of Scottsdale teaches high school mathematics in a Sierra Leone village as a Peace Corps volunteer. She asks more questions to let students discover theorems, living two miles from the village at a school compound while learning Temne and managing a busy schedule.
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Scottsdale
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Freetown
Scottsdale Doctor Allowed to Practice on Probation Pending Appeal
Scottsdale physician Dr. Jesse E. Jacobs convicted of obtaining narcotics by fraud will keep his license on probation while his appeal proceeds. The Arizona Board of Medical Examiners delayed license revocation, ruling he may continue practicing without prescribing narcotics until a court ruling is issued.
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State Board of Medical Examiners
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