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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1974

Page

3

Endorsements Favor Democrats in Arizona Senate and House Races

The Progress urges voters to elect Democrat Jon Marshall over incumbent Barry Goldwater for U S Senate. It also supports Democrat Bud Brown over John Conlan in the Fourth District and favors John Rhodes for a higher post in the First District, citing experience and responsiveness and opposing Patricia Fullinwider.

Jon Marshall Arizona U.S Barry Goldwater Marshall Goldwater Senate Bud Brown John Conlan Scottsdale Paradise Valley Conlan Brown House John Rhodes Patricia Fullinwider Congress Rhodes

Voters face long ballot for Maricopa County races

In an eight way contest for Maricopa County Superior Court Division 4 the crowd favors Scottsdale Judge Dan Roth for fairness while city attorney Ted Jarvi wins the justice of the peace seat. Carolyn Warner earns a cautious endorsement for superintendent of public instruction and Ernest Garfield edges Bob Field for state corporation commissioner. Bud Tims tops the six year race as a watchdog for urban taxpayers and Bart Fleming is urged over Herbert Vogt for state treasurer. Incumbent Verne McCutchan is sighted for mine inspector with Bert Romero challenging and Jonathan Marshall campaigns for U S Senate noted.

Maricopa County Justice of the Peace Roth Scottsdale Ted Jarvi Nancy West Jarvi City Hall Carolyn Warner Warner State Corporation Commission Ernest Garfield Bob Field Garfield Corporation Commission Bud Tims Hector Morales Bart Fleming Herbert Vogt Fleming Vogt Verne McCutchan Bert Romero McCutchan

Williams Hits Double-Talk In Phoenix Dinner

Williams accuses Raul Castro of double talking and ignorance on state government at a $125-a-couple Republican event in Phoenix. He challenges voters to separate truth from claims about Coliseum funding, liquor licensing, narcotics enforcement, and public-borrowing policy during eight years of Republican rule.

Russ Williams Phoenix Raul Castro Williams

Age of Scarcity Signals Decline of American Power

Harriet Van Horne argues the shortage economy reveals a breakdown of the monetary system and Pax Americana. She cites widespread shortages from bleach to mushrooms, cites Sidney Lens, and links prosperity to militarism, warning of a long downturn and downward living standards.

Harriet van Horne America General Foods Sidney Lens Progressive Ford National Association of Manufacturer Merry Andrews Lens U.S United States

Voter Apathy and Local Campaign Tactics Examined

The Beacon Journal notes a nationwide drop in off year primary participation, with Nevada Georgia Florida Maryland and Vermont down 23 percent. It suggests reviving face to face precinct work and door to door campaigning to boost engagement and responsiveness from incumbents.

Nevada Georgia Florida Maryland Vermont

Editorial concerns over legislative campaign photo use

A reader critiques a District 26 Legislative Campaign report for editorializing in photos. The letter notes factual accuracy but objects to condensed quotes and retouched images, requesting alternative photos and correct spelling of the writer’s name HEGARTY.

Downtown Scottsdale Traffic Signals Need Synchronized Flow

Citizens complain that the Scottsdale signal system is perfectly timed causing frequent stops. They urge engineers to synchronize lights to allow free downtown traffic flow and reduce wasted time at every intersection.

Scottsdale

Progress Letters to Editor Guidelines

The notice explains space limits for letters to the editor at 350 words and asks writers to include full name and home address for verification. Typewritten letters receive preference and should be double spaced to fit editorial needs.

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