Progress recommends votes on ten Arizona constitutional propositions
The Legislature referred nine amendments and an initiative proposes ten measures for the ballot. The Progress advises YES on 100, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, and 300 with NO on 101 and 102, outlining housekeepings, recall, bond thresholds, district bonding, regulation of private sewer firms, tax fund use, spending limits, legislative salaries, judiciary reform, and a sales tax shift on food.
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Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Arizona
State Corporation Commission
Progress publisher on leave during Senate bid endorsements
Jonathan Marshall has been on a six month leave while campaigning for the U S Senate. He was not involved in this year’s Progress endorsements and did not know the choices until editorials ran. Endorsements were decided by senior editorial staff after evaluating experience platforms and campaign statements.
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On the Line Laboring with love for kids of Vietnam
A wartime diary from Saigon by Sister Mary Nelle Gage describes Allambie orphanage activities with Cub Scouts, Dragon dances, lanterns and mooncakes. The piece highlights ongoing aid by Rosemary Taylor and a network including Elaine Moir and Constance Boll aiding 400 children amid war and poverty.
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Mary Nelle Gage
Dallas
Allambie
Saigon
Mary Nelle
Te Am Nursery
Hy Yong
Newhaven
Rosemary Taylor
Rosemary
Patricia Kelly
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mary Nellie
Paulette Peterson
Sisters of Loretto
Petey
Annie Sullivan
Miracle Worker
Australia
Elaine Moir
Elaine
Vietnam
Sydney
Te Am
FPO
San Francisco
Constance Boll
Friends of Children, Inc
Brookside Rd
Darien
Conn
Retiring Congressman Criticizes Ford Campaign Tactics
A veteran Republican in his Capitol Hill office condemns President Ford's late campaign speeches as demagogic and futile amid shifting House dynamics. He notes Lyndon Johnson's era and warns the GOP to expect more Democrats next year while urging caution in public rhetoric.
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Ly Benjamin Shore
Washington
CNS
Capitol Hill
Lyndon
Ford
Lyndon Johnson
Mr. Ford
California
Congress
Jerry
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
House
Tulsa
United States
Albert
Jerry Ford
White House
Republican House
Republican National Committee
Richard Nixon
GOP
Dirty trick accusations shadow District 24 campaign
James Bennett III, a Democratic candidate for Arizona State Legislature District 24, alleges Republican operatives removed his campaign signs. A local attorney reportedly confirmed possible illegal activity. A group in District A is described as patrolling to remove all Democratic signs.
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Letters to the editor must include signature and phone number
The Progress explains it will withhold unsigned or pseudonymous letters. Readers may submit letters only if they provide a verifiable signature and a phone number for staff confirmation.
Wolves Transplanted From Minnesota to Michigan End in Tragedy
Scientists moved two male and two female timber wolves to Michigan's Huron Mountains last March to test adaptation and survival. One male was killed by a car and the other shot, believed trapped first. The study notes human factors may affect outcomes.
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Michigan
Huron Mountains
Sentinel
Milwaukee
Wis
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