Rhodes Endorsed for Congress by Progress in First District
The Progress endorses Republican John Rhodes, praising his 24 years in Congress, effective leadership as Minority Leader, and ability to deliver funds and projects for his district while acknowledging disagreements on conservation. It commends Democrat Pat Fullinwider for a bold, issue-driven campaign and integrity in government.
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John Rhodes
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Rhodes
House
Pat Fullinwider
Fullinwider
Mason gets the nod in Fourth District race
The endorsement favors Tony Mason, contrasting his record as Phoenix City Planning head with Eldon Rudd’s County Board of Supervisors tenure. Mason is praised for decisive leadership and teamwork, while Rudd is seen as hardworking but less effective in advancing his points.
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Phoenix City Planning Commission
Mason
County Board of Supervisors
Rudd
Congress
U.S. urged to cut Arab oil hold by boosting energy self sufficiency
In a mailbag piece TINA SHEINBEIN of the American Jewish Committee Phoenix urges a national energy policy. She argues the United States remains vulnerable to Arab blackmail via oil supplies and calls for expanded domestic production conservation and a federal energy program.
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Saudi Arabia
U.S
U. S
Tina Sheinbein
American Jewish Committee
Phoenix Chapter
Brother seeks distant relatives of deceased father in Arizona
Eugene Adams asks for help locating relatives or friends of his father Gene Adams, who was killed in an auto accident. He writes from Lucasville Ohio prison seeking correspondence and mentions Scottsdale as his father’s birthplace and possible cousins. He provides his inmate number and mailing address for contact.
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Ohio
Gene Adams
Scottsdale
Eugene Adams
Lucasville
Stop subsidizing religious groups with two cent mailings
Letter from William R. Sullivan of Vale Ore urges the Postal Service to end two cent mailing privileges for religious organizations. He argues the processing time is the same as for first class letters and this subsidy worsens the postal deficit.
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Postal Service
William R. Sullivan
Vale
Ore
Letters to the Progress Require Signatures for Publication
The Progress will publish letters only if signed and verified by a telephoneable signature. Names may be withheld when necessary, but every letter must include a signature and a contact number for confirmation.
Ford's New York Jersey swing stalls on Dean and missteps
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Ford's two day tour through New York and New Jersey is disrupted by John Dean's Watergate charges, erratic Ford campaign decisions, and Ford's improvised stump performance. The plan to shift focus to Carter backfires amid Brooklyn pickets and confusing Washington strategy, leaving Ford hoping a Carter gaffe by November 2.
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Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Paramus
N.J
Jimmy Carter
Ford
New York
New Jersey
John Dean
Carter
Dean
New York City
Washington
Mr. Ford
New York-New Jersey
Brooklyn
NBC
Ford Strategy Group
Jerry Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Illinois
White House
Rose Garden
Sweetening Adversity Through Humility And Fashion Woes
A nostalgic essay on surviving hard times by altering habits and attitudes. It mocks sugar fuss, praises thrift and humor, and critiques trends like the so called droop in fashion with vivid anecdotes from crumbling upholstery to ill fitting, oversized autumn styles and a comical dressing-room misfit.
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Cecil Beaton
Paul the Cat
Marie Antoinette
London
Candidate greets crowd in park during balmy day
Slips of text describe a candidate walking through a park in a navy knit skirt and checked slacks while shaking hands with a youthful crowd and eating fried chicken and cole slaw. Attorneys said a charge was dropped after both sides reached an undisclosed out of court settlement.
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Los Angeles Times
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