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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1976

Page

4

Republicans sweep Scottsdale legislative races in major victory

In Arizona's Scottsdale area, Republicans won all three Senate seats and both House seats across Districts 24 26 and 28. Incumbents Kelley Kay Holman and McMullin led decisive margins, while Libertarian Stevens narrowly fell short in District 28 House contest.

Arizona Scottsdale-area Edith “Jo” Laetz Frank Kelley Peter Kay Richard Biedler Robert Uldane G.H Dick” Shefrin Helen Stevens Jim Skelly William Rigel McMullin Usdane John Roeder Uldane

Hitchcock becomes first woman on MCCCD board in Arizona

Barbara Hitchcock wins Scottsdale area Dist. 2 seat on Maricopa County Community College Board with 25,706 votes, defeating Cecelia Kline Dennis Freeman and Gary Deonise. She plans to begin duties Jan 1 and visit all five campuses to discuss concerns with students and staff. Her background includes teaching and civic service.

Americo Mac” Carvalho Robert Hungerford Maricopa County McMullin Arizona Salt River Senate Usdane Scottsdale School Board Barbara Hitchcock Hitchcock H. Wyman Hitchcock Hyder Hungerford Donald Harris Adamson John Harvey Adamson Don Bolles Ken R. Kunes Bernard Katz Kunes Katz Glenn O. Stapley Jim McGuire Richard Harris Mario Esquer

Rudd Edges Rhodes In Tight Arizona Race

Rudd 2,267 votes to Rhodes 1,040 with independent Harry Braun in the race. Rudd's headquarters projected cautious optimism while Mason supporters celebrated a late-night shift as Mason briefly led. Rudd, 56, a retired FBI agent, campaigned on fiscal conservatism and opposition to big government and deficits.

Dodge Harry Braun Rudd U.S John Conlan U.S. Senate Mason Washington FBI Scottsdale-area Maricopa County

Swanson leads three-new school board majority in 1976

Swanson and two other newly elected members form a voting bloc on a five member board as residents discuss goals and funding. Final tallies show Spencer 17,516, Swanson 13,902, Carey 13,697, Clark 13,073, Lawson 12,558 with Rosen 12,008 and others trailing. Swanson highlights expenditure justification toward child benefit and community involvement.

Swanson Kiki E. Berridge Lane Saguaro High School Spencer Carey Clark Lawson Rosen Thompson Jamison McDaniel Cameron Holohan Donofrio Appeal Eubank Freeb Mee Superior Court Yes Broomfield Carson Coulter Hardy Marquardt Martin Perry Pickrell Riddel Rose Strick State Races Corporation Commission Weeks DeWitt Jerome McCutchan Romero Hyder Hungerford Sheriff Hill Hickox Kanes Katz Stapley McGuire Harris Esquer Dodge House Skelly Rigel Stevens MCCCD Hitchcock Kline Freeman Deonise Able School Carey Clark

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