Endorsements Guide Voters On Key Arizona Races
The Progress lists endorsements for governor U S Senator and state offices without party labels to urge voting for individuals over parties. It also covers propositions 100 through 105 with stances on bail reform owner compensation salaries judicial qualifications highway revenues and the Arizona Sweepstakes.
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Ex governor challenges Republicans on economy and taxes
Former Arizona Governor SAM GODDARD in Phoenix accuses the Republican Legislature of inflation in costs, delayed sessions, and tax shifts. He notes rising individual and corporate taxes, expanded boards, and higher salaries while arguing real property tax relief is offset by sales and luxury taxes.
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Sam.goddard
Arizona
Phoenix
Republican voices support Democrat in District 21 race
A Scottsdale voter writing under the name Rita Odegaard endorses John Paul Jones for the state House of Representatives District 21. The letter criticizes Sam Flake for alleged poor attendance and a controversial remark about Mexican Americans and Indians, citing anonymous pages hiring claims and LDS Church ties.
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John Paul Jones
House of Representatives
Sam Flake
Manana
Raul Castro for Arizona governor: a model of the American Dream
A tribute profile praising Raul Castro as a governor candidate. Born in Mexico and raised in Pirtleville Arizona, he rose from farm work to roles including teacher county attorney and judge and U S ambassador to El Salvador and Bolivia. The piece lauds his character hard work and humor and urges votes for him.
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Raul Castro
Mexico
Pirtleville
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Northern Arizona University
University of Arizona
America
Williams pollution stand rippled by Arizona governor remarks
Governor Jack Williams during an Arizona Town Hall address cited by the Tucson Daily Citizen warned against affluence led wastefulness while praising green golf courses and desert landscapes. He urged development of the Phoenix-Tucson corridor with green belts and warned against population limits amid calls from opponents. He doubted spending millions to fight pollution while other nations pollute and urged scrutiny of his gubernatorial qualifications.
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Arizona Town Hall
Tucson Daily Citizen
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England
Phoenix
Tucson
Arizona
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Eden
U.S.A
America
Endorsement for John Paul Jones in District 21 race
Scottsdale City Councilman Williams C. Jenkins endorses John Paul Jones for representative of District 21. He praises Jones's day to day consistency across audiences and notes Jones long involvement with schools churches flood control and politics at local state and national levels.
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Williams C. Jenkins
Scottsdale City
Editorial Challenging J P Race Ends in Endorsement Shift
A letter contends the October 16 editorial praised James Mitchell for Justice of the Peace but criticized his potential part time private practice. The writer argues Mehard, a full time J P, would better handle the overloaded calendar and urges support for Hugh Medard.
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Hugh Mehard
Justice of the Peace
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J.P. Court
J.P
Hugh Medard
Williams envoys against population limits and pollution critique
Charles Johnson urges Castro as governor, criticizing Gov. Jack Williams for rejecting population control and downplaying pollution. He argues Arizona must protect natural heritage and safeguard residents, stating his Republican allegiance and environmental stance.
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Castro
Charles Johnson
Phoenix
Slips ELASSIFIED AD Good Condition 2 Girls
Poor OCR fragment listing an classified ad about two girls in good condition for sale or lease at a weekly price. No clear dates or locations beyond West Palm Beach Florida and the Post Times.
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Post
Italy poised to recognize Communist China under Canadian formula
The Italian government is near following Canada in establishing formal diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China. Talks in Paris on ambassadorial exchanges parallel Canada’s agreement, hinging on Beijing's Taiwan claim. Canada’s stance could influence UN membership decisions for China.
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Canada
China
Peking
Paris
Italy
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Formosa
Mao Tse-tung
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NATO
United States
United Nations
Washington
More inequality of sex by Mary McGrath
The essay argues that gender inequality stems from societal pressures beyond casual male disdain. It contends business interests keep women in traditional roles while marketing consumer goods. It warns that if women gain broader interests, markets and industries would face upheaval and instability.
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Mary McGrath
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