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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1974

Page

3

Eight Hours To Vote Costs Taxpayers In Arizona

The piece condemns extended voting hours on election day in Phoenix Maricopa County and Arizona state government. It cites lost worker time and asks voters to back Proposition 106 a state spending limit to curb such days off. Scottsdale and federal workers were noted as being on the job.

Phoenix Maricopa County State of Arizona City of Scottsdale Federal Arizona Washington

Lawyers fight for safety in product liability reform

The Association of Trial Lawyers of America aims to cut injuries by collaborating with the Consumer Product Safety Commission to remove unsafe products and press for full safety tests on new items. They cite 20 million injuries annually, with 110000 permanently disabled and 30000 deaths, and argue standards and regulations drive safety.

Association of Trial Lawyers of America Consumer Product Safety Commission Association Journal Milwaukee Wis

Zoning Variance Debate Faces Scottsdale City Council

A Scottsdale homeowner seeks eight homes per acre on McDonald Drive east of Scottsdale Road, challenging the area’s one‑acre zoning. The letter argues variances reduce neighbor property values and questions the public benefit versus developer profit, noting political campaign contributions without judging motives.

Scottsdale Siquelopere McDonald Drive Scottsdale Road Senini

Lame Duck travel ban sparks reform battle in Congress

UPI reports during the lame duck session after November elections Congress faces travel bills for defeated members. Rep. John J. Duncan pushes to end taxpayer funded foreign trips, sees passage then defeat as reform effort collapses amid three committee reform proposals and vote scrutiny.

Gene Bernhardt Washington UPI Congress United States House John J. Duncan R-Tenn Duncan Richard Billing Dmo Julia Butler Hansen David Martin Rneb Martin

Merit Selection Of Judges Puts Arizona Ballot

After petitions statewide this summer voters favor non partisan screening commissions to rate nominees for initial judicial appointments. Proposition 108 would require Yes or No votes on each judge at end of every term, enabling removal if unacceptable. Lareal Eyring, Scottsdale.

Arizona Supreme Court Maricopa County American Judicature Society Lareal Eyring Scottsdale

Reagan’s muddled stance fuels GOP conservativ e split

The transcript shows Ronald Reagan ducking or hedging on Rockefeller’s nomination and a possible third party. He argues the leftward drift claim is premature and cites Ford’s two months in office as building the administration, while aides frame his remarks as on the spot campaigning. Post election, intra party tension between re-capture and third party factions will grow.

John D. Lofton JR Washington Ronald Reagan California NPACT Reagan Nelson Rockefeller Ford Rocky Paul Duke Duke Fordv Mississippi Clarke Reed

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