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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1976

Page

6

Nine candidates enter Scottsdale School Board race for three seats

Nine residents vie for Scottsdale School Board seats in a 1976 election. They debate basic school concepts, teacher tenure, collective bargaining, enrollment declines, and a possible budget override. Candidates split on a separate basic school, tenure protections, and how to curb costs while preserving education quality.

Bonnie Foster Scottsdale Joe Jamison Everts McDaniel Aaron Rosen Jamison McDaniel Rosen Clark Swanson Carey Spencer Lawson Thompson

Tax penalty starts Tuesday for 1976 real property taxes

Maricopa County Treasurer Glenn Stapley announced that the first half 1976 real property taxes due Oct 1 become delinquent at 5 p.m. Monday. After that, a 10 percent annual delinquency penalty accrues on the first day of each month. Taxes are payable 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays at 111 S. Third Ave. Room 101 in Phoenix.

Maricopa County Glenn Stapley S. Third Ave Phoenix

Steiger urges end to U S foreign aid policy

Representative Sam Steiger attacks current foreign aid as wasteful and unfair to taxpayers. He argues Congress should scrap the program in 1977, citing a $125 billion deficit over two years and a projected $5 billion additional shortfall to fund aid. He calls for clear goals before spending more.

Sam Steiger Congress

Arizona 76 Percent Voter Turnout Forecast for Election

Secretary of State Wes Bolin says almost one million Arizonans can vote next week and 76 percent are expected to cast ballots. Total registered is 979,654 with 510,805 Democrats, 399,227 Republicans, and 69,622 others, mostly in Maricopa County.

Phoenix Wes Bolin Fabritz Maricopa County

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