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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1976

Page

3

Udall Raises Funds in Arizona for Carter Visit

Udall plans a Carter speaking dinner in Arizona to help pay his campaign debt and keep his lead in the race. The arrangement is drawing GOP and Democrat concern as Arizona party funds dwindle and other candidates struggle to raise cash.

Morris Udall Udall Tucson House Washington Capitol Hill Jimmy Carter Carter Arizona West Carter-Udall

Exxon attendant laments road work hurting busy Scottsdale store

Leo Meyer, longtime friend and Exxon station owner at the corner of Scottsdale and Indian School Roads, says construction blocks two street entrances, forcing customers through Basha's lot and cutting two weeks of revenue by about six thousand dollars. He criticizes city delays and questions night shift plans, urging attention to merchants.

Leo Meyer Leo Exxon Scottsdale Basha Scottsdale Road Georgia Carter Pacifica Los Angeles Miracle Maker Plains

Carter's false start widens split in Democratic camp

Carter loses ground after a sharp Gallup poll drop and a Seattle Legion speech. The coverage notes a push toward a centrist image but warns liberal anxieties persist while McGovernite influence lingers in his campaign setup.

Washington Jimmy Carter Carter American Legion Legion Seattle San Francisco Eugene McCarthy Independent Left Gallup South Gene McCarthy Jerry Ford

Far-out family comedy proposal mocks TV politics

In a boardroom scene at National Broadcasting System, producer Simon Neil pitches a fall program about Jimmy Carter like figures, a peanut farmer who runs for president with a quirky family. Attila Hunn rejects the farcical plot as unbelievable.

National Boardcasting System Simon Neil Attila Hunn Neil Hunn Mary Hartman Jimmy Carter Jimmy Ruth Marcus Welby Gloria Billy Matador Amy Tatum O'Neal Rosalynn Miz Lillian Peace Corps

Proud sportsman targets family cat Pumpkin

On Aug 19 a hunter killed Pumpkin the cat by shooting him in the head as he played, leaving a paralyzed hind end and a visible hole in his stomach. The piece contrasts the hunter's pride with a child's sobs and the cat's once lively purring.

Sandy Pumpkin

Roberta Unterberger Seeks Scottsdale Representation

The candidate, Sir Roberta Unterberger, running as state representative for District 28, promises awareness of Scottsdale's special needs and cooperative action with city council and legislature. A council member endorses her talent for people skills and problem solving.

Roberta Unterberger Scottsdale Roberta

Conlan Endorsed Amid Smear Claims By Opponents

Dorothy Miller asserts that attacks against Rep. John Conlan reveal opponents’ reliance on personal smears rather than policy comparisons to endorse his rival. She praises Conlan as honest and of high integrity in Arizona politics.

John Conlan Arizona Sen Barry Goldwater Conlan Rep Dorothy Miller

Campaign letter opposes Orme Dam and backs Wade Church

A political appeal argues the Orme Dam is unnecessary for the Central Arizona Project and would harm a bald eagle sanctuary and a recreation area. It endorses Wade Church for the U S Senate and urges Arizona voters to support him.

Orme Dam Central Arizona Wade Church U.S. Senate Arizona

U S Attorney Tells This One On Himself

In a Dallas Times Herald account a U S Attorney recounts a personal episode as an aide proposed scrapping the long standing practice of singing all office correspondence as archaic.

U.S. Atty

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