Editorial panel rates Arizona judges in judicial elections
The Progress editors seek voter guidance by polling a panel of experienced Arizona lawyers. For Supreme Court Term 1 incumbent Fred Struckmeyer is the clear choice, Term 3 split between William Holohan and Howard Peterson, while Court of Appeals Division 4 favors Jack L. Ogg over Williby E. Case. Superior Court divisions show mixed results with Edwin Thurston narrowly ahead over David Lurie, and Daniel Saleito favored over Harold Martin.
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David Lurie
Daniel Saleito
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McGovern presses monopoly issue amid campaign debate
The piece notes Sen George McGovern's long fight against large corporations and market dominance. It cites alleged FTC figures of 100 big firms overcharging by 15 billion dollars and argues growing control by top companies squeezes small businesses. It calls for renewed antitrust effort regardless of election outcome.
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Residents block Marriott Great America plan in Howard County
Howard County Maryland residents organize a coalition to oppose Marriott Corp s 71 million Great America amusement center proposed near I 95. They warn of traffic pollution and strain on services undermining local semirural to suburban plans. The Zoning Board rejected the zoning change on September 22.
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Lighter Side Parody Traces Alamo Through 1830s Tour
A humorous column imagines a modern take on Texas history with whimsical datelines from San Felipe San Antonio and Washington on the Brazos. It tracks a staged sequence where Texas advisers clash with Mexican forces and ends with a mocked San Jacinto outcome amid antiwar demonstrations.
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San Jacinto
The Last Word President Nixon and the solid South
Clifton Daniel recalls growing up in Eastern North Carolina as a Democrat in a one party region. He notes demographics shifted with industrialization and cites Nixon's southern reception in Atlanta as signaling the Solid South turning toward the Republican Party and a Nixon strategy impacting states rights and race.
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Reader letter defends McGovern and critiques editorial bias
A Paradise Valley reader accuses The Scottsdale Progress of abandoning balance by pulling support from George McGovern as October 1972 ends. The letter praises McGovern as honest and questions editors for aligning with Nixon’s campaign while noting agreement with some proposals but criticizing their feasibility.
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