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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1974

Page

2

Candidacy announced for U S Senate seat in Arizona

Monday I declared my bid for the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate after months of discussions with family friends and advisors. I will take a six month leave from The Progress serving mainly as a business consultant and will not participate in daily operations. Willis Brown named acting publisher while Doc Wright remains assistant publisher and advertising director.

United States Senate Arizona 1Ix the Progress The Willis Bill” Brown W. B Doc’ Wright

Bill Brown Named Acting Publisher In Scott sdale

The article notes Bill Brown, longtime newspaper professional, will serve as acting publisher. He retired from the Minneapolis Star and Tribune Co after 34 years, previously led the Rapid City Journal, and assisted Minneapolis publishers. He taught at Arizona State University and recently worked part time at Progress to learn staff operations.

Bill Brown Scottsdale Bill Minneapolis Star and Tribune Co Rapid City S.C Minneapolis Arizona State University

Eastland seeks 10 million dead chickens for taxpayer bill

Washington columnist notes Mississippi Senator James Eastland advances S. 3231 to compensate poultry growers for losses from a pesticide incident. Rep Sonny Montgomery adds funeral costs. Debate centers on government role and free enterprise impact.

John D. Lofton JR Washington Mississippi James Eastland Eastland Sonny Montgomery D-Miss Secretary of Agriculture Environmental Protection Agency Senate Dick Clark Clark Department ‘of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Fr. Mulhern

Letter on U S health care and national plans

The writer criticizes U S health care as behind the world, noting inflation and unaffordable care for most. They compare to Britain's National Health Plan, praising universal coverage and affordable prescriptions, while warning Medicare may be preserved only for the elderly. They doubt a future U S system will be truly universal.

United States Great Britain National Health Plan American Medical Association National Health Program

Purpose of prison as punishment and deterrent stated

Mrs Judi Collmeyer in Scottsdale argues that prisons serve to punish and deter crime, noting crime has risen over 150 percent in two years and that rehabilitation should not replace incarceration. She contends local police fight street crime while calls to abolish prisons grow behind the murderers and rapists she names.

Washington Window Shaky line of work

Washington analysis on 1974 campaigns as parties wrestle with Watergate. GOP and Democratic advisers weigh strategies focusing on integrity, issues, and possible negative campaigns amid a volatile national mood and looming impeachment debates.

Arnold B. Sawaslak Washington UPI Watergate Nixon James Sparling Michigan Washington Robert Lagamarsino California House Hank’ Parkinson Congress

Marston V. Citizens A Letter From Harold Bliss Jr

A Scottsdale reader argues that Paul Marston as county registrar pursues inclusive voting. Bliss praises in home training for deputy registrars and the manual and report cards to reduce errors and save tax dollars while preventing eligible voters from being disenfranchised.

Marston Harold J. Bliss JR Scottsdale

Nixon seeks 360 million for Egypt and Syria aid

The dispatches note President Nixon asking Congress to supply 260 million to Egypt and 100 million to Syria while Arabs discuss investing about 80 billion in 1974 and a projected one trillion by 1984. Critics question sending aid abroad if domestic needs remain unmet.

Nixon Congress Egypt Syria Phau Hafez Assads Damascus Uncle Sam

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