Candidates Endorsed for Phoenix Mayor and Council
The Scottsdale Daily Progress and Paradise Valley News Progress endorse ten council candidates and two mayoral hopefuls in Phoenix. Mayors listed are Lyman A. Davidson and Margaret Hance with council candidates Carolyn C Allen William Bell Marriner Cardon Joy Carter Calvin Goode Rosendo Gutierrez Donald D Holroyd Kenneth Kilian Gary Peter Klahr Kenneth O'Dell. Voters urged to cast ballots next Tuesday.
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Kenneth Kilian
Gary Peter Klahr
Kenneth O'Dell
Sakharov Wins Nobel Peace Prize for Peace and Freedom
The Nobel committee honors Andrei Sakharov, nuclear scientist and critic of Soviet repression, alongside Solzhenitsyn. His courageous stance supports basic human rights and disturbs Kremlin claims about peace, disarmament, and detente. He faces harassment and risk of imprisonment yet advances global hope for political freedom.
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Scottsdale student leaders oppose campus security overreach
Letter from William L. Abrahams supports SCC student government leaders in opposing actions by campus security. He questions legality of removing student Joe Rodriguez and charging him for alleged assault, urging protests and court action to curb what he sees as a growing power oriented justice program.
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Sherry Panken
Fred Crowley
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Joe Rodriguez
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William L. Abrahams
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Ford campaign funds depend on many small donors
Ford aides vent anger at Packard for sticking to large donors only. Despite Reagan’s stronger small-donor showing, Packard’s method yielded just 707,000 dollars, largely from big contributors. Officials fear mass mail solicitations are essential to grass roots support and political leverage.
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Robert Novak
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Uncertain Future for Bill Beutel as Surviving Cohost
Reporters say the Washington Post sources indicate uncertainty about the future role of Bill Beutel, the surviving cohost. The note signals potential changes in his longstanding television partnership.
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Scottsdale arts center opening sparks taxpayer concern
Letters criticise the Scottsdale Center for the Arts opening night amid low turnout. Commentator cites 600 attendees with a third city employees given tickets and flags the project’s 50 million dollar bond obligation and poor promotion. Calls for better planning and promotion.
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Pontius Gospel satire sparks debate on Judeo Christian heritage
Humorous critique questions current aid culture in a Dallas speech attributed to Vice President Rockefeller. It reimagines a mock Gospel to rail against welfare, taxation, and liberal allies, predicting a rise of a conservative ticket led by a modern, wealth-tilted savior.
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Nelson Rockefeller
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