Williams accuses Castro on right to work stance
Republican Russ Williams said Raul Castro evades his position on right to work laws in Phoenix remarks. Williams endorsed the right to work, while noting party liberal wing favors repeal despite voter support. The piece also cites a Tucson Gas and Electric rate hearing before the Corporation Commission with lawyers representing the panel.
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Castro decries ACC inaction in recent years
Democratic candidate Raul Castro condemns the Arizona Corporation Commission for lacking leadership and failing to secure funding to review utility rates. He notes a $1.1 million tax earmarked for rate analysis went to the general fund and recalls 1972 hearings where TG&E vs TG&E spent $220,000 to prepare its case while the commission spent $31,000.
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Marshall denies issues lacking in campaign
Democratic U S Senate candidate Jonathan Marshall rejected claims he avoids campaign topics. In Tucson he said Senator Goldwater accused him to scare voters or he does not read. Marshall asserted he has issued six position papers on economy reform energy education foreign policy and senior citizens and will release one on the environment this week.
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Babbitt Emphasizes Attorney General Representation Role
Bruce Babbitt the Democratic candidate for attorney general stated that representing state agencies in legal matters is the attorney general's duty. He noted private attorneys have been hired to represent the state in certain cases.
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Warner proposes negotiations bill for teachers in Arizona
Carolyn Warner, Democratic candidate for state superintendent, urged the Legislature to consider a professional negotiation bill for teachers. She said teachers want to dedicate time to the classroom and called for an orderly bargaining procedure to protect their time. She warned of possible federal intervention if state leaders ignore teachers' aspirations.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Democratic candidate warns Phoenix APS rate tops charts
R C Bob Field says Arizona Public Service electric rates will reach the 10th highest ranking among 25 major U.S. cities after the upcoming automatic fuel rate increase. Field accuses APS of misrepresenting a California report that placed Phoenix ninth highest.
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Bob” Field
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Women to hear GOP candidates at Palo Verde meeting
Republican candidates for Legislature, superior court and clerk of superior court will speak to Palo Verde Republican Women Wednesday at the Royal Palms Inn. The program runs 9 45 a m to noon with District 24 26 28 legislators John Pritzlaff Peter Corpstein Cal Holman and Sen John Roeder plus reps Peter Kay Bob Hungerford Mac Carvalho and William Rigel. Superior Court Judges Myron Shapiro Robert Myers Jerold Kaplan and Clerk Wilson Palmer will appear. Judge Diane McCarthy presents a ballot proposition 108 merit selection. Ronald Carmichael speaks against it.
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Robert Myers
Jerold Kaplan
Wilson Palmer
Diane McCarthy
Ronald Carmichael
Nixon records near San Clemente center eyed in GSA deal
The Nixon administration pressed the GSA to swap 27 million dollars in usable property for a large unused seven story pyramid building near Nixon's San Clemente home. The building, bought from Rockwell for 20 million in Air Force property, cost 27 million to construct and remains empty aside from furniture. The deal allegedly aimed to house federal records and offices in Southern California, with critics noting land value and occupancy issues. Richard D. Hanzlik and Robert H. Finch pushed the plan, aided by Rockwell contributions.
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