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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1976

Page

5

Communities split on 1976 election in Iowa and Kentucky

Emmetsburg Iowa poll shows Ford leading 50.6 to 46.7 with 2.9 McCarthy support among 274 respondents in Palo Alto County where the newspaper notes a 1896 voting pattern with local editor remarks. Bracken County Kentucky sheriff predicts Carter will win, citing a long Democratic alignment and regional views.

Ford Carter Emmetsburg Iowa Palo Alto Gerald Ford Jane Whitmore Eugene McCarthy Jerry Hofstad Brooksville Bracken County Jimmy Carter Roy Allen Jett Jett Kentucky Adlai Stevenson Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy Mike Templeman Bracken

County Attorney race in Maricopa sparks calls for reform

In the Maricopa County Attorney contest between Robert Hungerford and Charles Hyder, both candidates promise tough action against organized crime. Hungerford emphasizes improved filing procedures and deputy training, while Hyder advocates a 25-member special team to tackle organized and white collar crime and funding for victim support.

Robert Hungerford Charles Hyder Hungerford Arizona Senate House Scottsdale Hyder State Court of Appeals Maricopa County County Board of Supervisors

Pianist raises funds to save Gershwin home

New York AP reports pianist Jens Nygaard raised 6000 from friends and relatives to buy and restore George Gershwin’s birthplace in East New York Brooklyn. He envisions reviving the neighborhood through his chamber orchestra foundation while coordinating further contributions.

Gershwin New York George Gershwin Jens Nygaard Brooklyn Nygaard Gersh Chamber Orchestra Foundation Bess

Pueblo School embraces puppet led language lessons and birthdays

Mohave Pueblo puppet P Mooney guides Pueblo School kindergarten through second grade in listening, language, self-awareness and basic skills. Students celebrate birthdays with Spanish songs and a book donation program, while a deaf alphabet certificate contest runs through December. A Mohave Student Council fundraiser funds new playgrounds and a Friday dance targets seventh and eighth graders. The Boys' Club runs basketball clinics at Pueblo School starting November 13 with equipment to aid younger players.

P. Mooney Pueblo Pueblo School

Emissions testing repeal seen harming Arizona economy

Arizona League of Women Voters air specialist Muriel Beroza warns repeal of the mandatory vehicle emissions program would hurt tourism and public health. She links a yes vote on Proposition 300 to higher unemployment at testing stations and potential loss of federal funds for highways and sewers in Maricopa and Pima Counties, arguing clean air is worth the cost.

Hamilton Testing Systems Arizona Maricopa Pima Bereza League of Women Voters of Arizona Beroza

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