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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1972
Page
2
The page lists endorsements for Congress Districts 1 and 4, several State Senate districts, House districts, county offices, and school boards. It also presents judicial endorsements including State Supreme Court terms, Court of Appeals, and Superior Court divisions, followed by propositions 100 through 109 with yes or no stances and notes that endorsements reflect a Maricopa County attorney poll.
The piece urges readers to vote tomorrow for good and responsible government, regardless of party, warns that straight party voting encourages thoughtless ballots, and advocates eliminating straight party voting in the future to protect democratic institutions.
Washington sources reveal a rift between top Administration officials and White House staff over Watergate coverage. Ehrlichman led a high level briefing with Cabinet members as Haldeman listened, exposing White House views and mounting pressure for a direct, transparent response before the election.
Washington humorist Dick West notes 5.5 percent of voters unpolled and parodies campaign questions. He proposes a spoof poll for the unpolled including options on Culpeper Virginia and various 1950s and 1960s political themes.
Washington report notes a new congressional pay increase may come in February after a 41 percent rise earlier. The commission on salaries will set levels and the President can approve or disapprove. Analysts estimate a 15 to 16 percent hike bringing pay to about 49,000, under 50,000 dollars.
The Citizens' Association on Arizona Courts backs the Commission on Salaries for Elected State Officials recommendations for legislative and judicial salary hikes. Signed by president B V Sturdivant and officers Newton Rosenzweigh, Sam MARDIAN, Curtis D. Greenfield, and J C Wetzler, the letter urges publication across the state.
Mary Goldman, campaign secretary for Jack Brown, defends his candidate from Ad insults by John Conlan calling Brown desperate. Goldman cites Brown’s long record and current poll lead as reasons Brown will win the Fourth District race in Arizona.
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