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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1976

Page

2

Pollster Harris cites voter apathy and party shifts in 1976 race

Lou Harris spoke at the Sentry Center West dedication in Scottsdale and warned that apathy could keep turnout below 50 percent on November 2. He noted Carter leads Ford but voters doubt Carter’s experience and taxes impact, while public trust wavers and demand for quality of life rises.

Jimmy Carter Ford Lou Harris Harris Sentry Insurance Company Sentry Center Carter America

Early approval planned for 1977 78 teacher policy package

Scottsdale Federation of Teachers president Walter Hoffman predicts the 1977 78 teacher policy package will be approved five months earlier than last year. The plan targets an April deadline with policies including salaries to be sent to the administration and school board for approval before Christmas.

Scottsdale Federation of Teachers Aflcio Walter Hoffman Hoffman SFT

Gacioch elected Press Club president

Scottsdale resident Joe Gacioch, SRP press representative and former Gazette reporter, was elected president of the Phoenix Press Club. Other officers include Bill Close as vice president Hal Bills as treasurer and Chris Linser as secretary.

Gacioch Press Club Scottsdale Joe Gacioch Salt River Project Phoenix Press Club Granada Rd Vic Thornton The Phoenix Gazette Gazette SRP Bill Close Kool-Tv Hal Bills Phoenix Chris Linser Ivan Murray Ken Patton Mary Stuart Ralph Keibler

Scottsdale Arts Center to celebrate first birthday

The Scottsdale Center for the Arts marks its first birthday with a Saturday 10 p.m. party after the Johnny Mann Singers performance. Attendees of the Mann show are invited to the Atrium for champagne and cake.

Scottsdale Center

Arizona crime probe to map mob, narcotics routes

Investigative reporters plan a Arizona study detailing mob structure and the state as a major narcotics conduit. The report will examine risks linking politics and crime as presented to a Phoenix Public Relations Society audience by Newsday’s Bob Greene.

Phoenix Arizona Bob Greene Newsday Investigative Reporters and Editors Association Public Relations Society of America

Castro to discuss water policy in Arizona

Gov. Raul Castro says water is the top priority and schedules a November 3 meeting to discuss potential legislation. He also accepts blame for inaction on water issues during the last legislative session. Federal Magistrate Vincent Maggiore plans to sign an order ending the Adams Hotel ownership dispute. The hotel will revert to a joint venture of Vita Companies and PIC Realty.

Tucson Raul Castro Phoenix Vincent Maggiore Adams Albert Spector Vita Companies PIC Realty

Navy reports Phoenix missile missing from sunken F14 jet

A Navy crew locating the F 14 fighter from USS John F Kennedy off Scotland says the Phoenix missile is missing. The plane lay in 1900 feet of water after sinking during NATO maneuvers. NR1 continues searching for the weapon as officials note it was not attached to the aircraft.

Washington Navy Atlantic Ocean John F. Kennedy Scotland Pentagon NR1 NRI U.S NATO United States

Regents Likely Approve Arizona, ASU Move to Pac-8

Arizona Board of Regents President Sidney Woods predicts the board will vote at its Nov 26 27 meeting to allow the University of Arizona and possibly Arizona State University to leave the Western Athletic Conference for the Pacific 8. He favors both schools joining together and notes mixed support from Arizona and ASU officials while four options are kept under consideration.

Woods Arizona ASU PAC

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