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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1972

Page

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McGovern and Nixon Clash Over Espionage Claims in Debate

Campaign rhetoric escalates as McGovern accuses Nixon allies of spying and funding secrecy while Nixon attacks Congress over busing limits and spending. Haldeman denial referenced as White House responds. Agnew campaigns in the South calling McGovern attack tactics desperate.

Nixon McGovern Congress H. R. Haldeman GOP Richard Nixon White” House Haldeman Washington Post Spitt T. Agnew South McGovern_organization Agnew

Obituary of Zoe H Taylor with family details

Mrs Zoe H Taylor born in Butta New York aged years. Widow of Roland Red of Denver, she leaves two sisters Kathleen of Tempe and another sister in Denver, mother Mrs Margaret Harris of Kenmore New York, brother and two sisters in New York and a grandchild. Private services Thursday at Messinger Mortuary Phoenix. Contributions to American Cancer Society appreciated.

Roland Red of Denver Kathleen Tempe Margaret Harris Kenmore N.Y New York Messinger Mortuary Seraght American Cancer, Society 12Th St Phoenix

George P. Jackson, 77, longtime GM auditor dies

George P. Jackson, 77, a General Motors auditor for 40 years until 1960, died Monday at Desert Crest Nursing Home. A Scottsdale resident since 1968, he was a World War I Army veteran and a Mason. Survivors include his wife Sally Reineck Jackson and two sisters. services set for Forest Lawn Cemetery, Los Angeles. Memorials may go to the American Cancer Society.

George P. Jackson General Motors Desert Crest Mr. Jackson E. Pinchot Arizona Santa Barbara Calif Scottsdale Hiram Club Newman Masonic Lodge Carrell Sally Reineck Jackson

Fountain Hills approves 47 million school bond plan

Residents back a 47 million construction bond by 49 to 1 for new schools by 2002. McCulloch Properties will donate 16 sites, up to 23 million earmarked for land, while bond funds fund none of the sites. Taxes will rise for growing property owners.

Hills Robert Hendrix Hendrix McCulloch Properties Inc Mesa

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