Judicial election critique favors nonpartisan selection
Editorial argues current judicial races rely on party labels and name familiarity. It endorses nonpartisan selection from peer-qualified lists and reviews contests in divisions 1 6 9 13, naming favored candidates Christakis over Stanford, Chatwin over Murphy, Cantor over Fike, Rozar over Peterson, and Broderick over Palmer.
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R. C Stanford, Jr
Kenneth C. Chatwin
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Irwin Cantor
George T. Fike
Morris Rozar
Howard V. Peterson
Harry Broderick
W. Dan Palmer
Oddball World News Mix From A Far Flung Page
A fragmented column blends pop culture quips with Cold War jabs and oddball notes. It references Bob Considine, Little League statements, U2 spy tech, China nuclear Bombs, missiles in the Rockies, and Viet Nam era allusions. It also skirts into typist myths and a Catholic bulletin spoof from Notre Dame.
Scottsdale business boom boosts local shops and tourism
Scottsdale merchants report strong early fall activity aided by hotel conventions and a proactive Shop Scottsdale campaign. Surveys show resilient total sales despite cautious spending, with outside money flowing in and premier shopping facilities highlighted as key advantages.
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Scottsdale
Reagan Challenge Emerges In California Governor Race
A Los Angeles Times poll suggests Ronald Reagan opinions edge ahead of Edmund G Brown Jr as the California governor race heats up. Uncounted voters and a later poll raise questions about Brow n’s path, while commentators cite welfare cost, government size, and charisma factors shaping the contest.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Edmund G
Pat Brown
Los Angeles Times
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Browr
Peter Thar
Equator
Rextra
Brown
Bross
Mailbag urges dog control in Hohokam district
A letter-writer complains of persistent barking and unleashed dogs disturbing sleep in the Hohokam district. The writer, after years of peaceful living, proposes stricter pet control laws, including immediate muzzle requirements or impoundment with steep fines for negligent owners.
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Hohokam
Congo
Bobby Kennedy Campaign Evening Amid Turmoil in Cour
A scrambled report notes Bobby Kennedy campaigning round the clock for state support. The text mentions staff pressures, campaign tasks, and a tense scene with aides fitting in events as the news day unfolds.
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Bobby Kennedy
Anton Ceca
New Kind of Graduation Motifs in Fresh Speeches
Fragmented lines hint at a wartime era graduation theme with references to Ralph McGill and a “Viet Nam” context. Vague images describe a field, lights, and public figures shaping a ceremonial moment amid upheaval.
Onatha Wy Tehall Carey Fe Me Derry Melted
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Onatha Wy Tehall
Carey Fe
Derry
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