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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1972

Page

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Supreme Court Rejects Another Challenge to Vietnam War Unconstitutionality

The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 vote, declined to rule the Vietnam War unconstitutional, rejecting a case by three Californians alleging Congress delegated war powers to the President in 1961. Justices Douglas and Brennan dissented. The term also included refusals on busings in Memphis and Richmond, a Georgia reapportionment case, and other rulings on voting rights and ballot access.

Washington UPI Supreme Court William C. Douglas William J. Brennan Jr Congress North Vietnam Memphis Richmond Ohio

Scottsdale School Board Candidates Forum Set at Republican HQ

Scottsdale Republican Women host a candidates forum at 8 p.m. at 7125 E. Camelback. Samuel Childs, Metropolitan Life Insurance agent. Ray Planeta, head of R C Planet Company and contractor. Dave Richard, general agent for the Protective Group Insurance, seek the post.

Scottsdale School Board Scottsdale Republican Women Republican E. Camelback Samuel Childs Metropolitan Life Insurance Ray “Whitey Planeta R & C Planet Company Dave Richard Protective Group Insurance

Goldwater backs Conlan in Fourth District bid

U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater endorses John Conlan for Arizona Fourth District. He argues Conlan's election plus anticipated reelection of Rhodes and Steiger would give Republicans a 3 1 edge in Arizona House seats and strengthen the GOP delegation.

Phoenix UPI Barry Goldwater Ariz John Conlan U.S House of Representatives Goldwater Conlan John Rhodes Sam Steiger Arizona

Guard held in death at Mesa Community College

Mesa police arrested Corey Axon Karstetter, 27, of Phoenix, on suspicion of murdering Melvina Jackson, 51, of Gilbert, whose body was found beaten in her pickup in a campus parking lot. Jackson’s daughters located her after she failed to return home. Karstetter worked for Burns Detective Agency and was assigned to the college.

Karstetter Burns Detective Agency Mesa Community College

Rhodes to Speak at Scottsdale SCC Current Issues Class

Republican Congressman John Rhodes will address Scottsdale Community College Current Issues class Tuesday at noon in the drama room. He is seeking re election against Democrat Jerry Pollack who recently spoke at the same class. The public is invited free of charge.

John Rhodes Scottsdale Community College Rhodes Jerry Pollack

Old Fashioned Christmas Tips at Public Library Seminar

Arizona Public Service sponsors a Home Management Seminar at Scottsdale Public Library auditorium at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Ann Stiles will demonstrate cooking several dishes and making home decorations while Jerrye Champion notes tips on light Christmas decorations.

Arizona Public Service Scottsdale Public Library Ann Stiles Arizona Public Services Jerrye Champion

Freeway Seen as Only Alternative for Papago Project

A Phoenix city report by Edward M. Hall urges immediate Papago Freeway and Papago inner loop construction, arguing no viable alternative exists. The deputy city manager calls for prompt council action to back the present transit plan and accelerate urban freeway expansion.

Phoenix UPI Papago Edward M. Hall Hall

White House denies Nixon aide accused in political spying

The White House branded reports that Dwight Chapin directed secret intelligence against Democrats as hearsay and politically motivated. Time and The Washington Post linked Chapin to payments to Donald Segretti and to plans by Herbert Kalmbach to fund subversion, with Newsweek noting a burglary goal to fuel a riot at the Democratic convention.

Washington UPI White House Nixon Dwight Chapin Ronald L. Ziegler Ziegler Chapin Time Magazine Justice Department Donald H. Segretti The Washington Post Lawrence Young California Segretti the Post Herbert W.kalmbach Newsweek Time GOP Gordon Strachan

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