Arizona primary election voter guidance and hours
Data listed for primary Data listed for primary WHAT County state and national primary election to select party nominees for posts to be decided in the Nov 2 general election. WHO MAY VOTE All Arizona citizens who were registered to vote as of July 19 and who are registered as Democrat Republican Libertarian or Independents may not vote in the primaries. WHERE TO VOTE See listing of polling places in the Scottsdale Paradise Valley and East Phoenix area on Pg 3 in today's Progress. WHEN TO VOTE Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday. NOTE State law requires that all liquor sales must be suspended from 1 a.m. until polls are closed on Tuesday.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
East Phoenix
Viking 2 lands on crater slope in Mars images
Delayed Viking 2 photographs reached earth showing the probe resting on a rocky gentle slope of what appeared to be a crater. Dr. Thomas Mutch said the feature could be a crater or a hole, awaiting interpretation by the mission team.
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Pasadena
Calif
Earth
America
Thomas Mutch
Arizona campaign sparring over education leadership and legal pasts
The article notes a split in tension with three figures trading barbs on the campaign trail. Carolyn Warner as state superintendent candidate, Dennis DeConcini a former Pima County attorney, and Wade Church a former attorney general engage in heated exchanges.
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Carolyn Warner
Dennis DeConcini
Pima County
Wade Church
Howe to remain in race amid sex solicitation convictions
Utah Representative Allan T. Howe vows to stay in the House race despite two convictions for soliciting sex. His wife Marlene supported the decision at a news conference, saying she believes in his innocence and stands by him as he faces the crucial political decision.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Allan T. Howe
Howe
Marlene
Riots Scar Cape Town District After Two-Day Unrest
Police in Cape Town kept all units on standby after two days of rioting by crowds in the commercial center. Isolated arson outbreaks were reported in nonwhite areas overnight while the city remained generally quiet. Gasoline bombs damaged a high school and a public library in Hanover township. Tear gas dispersed stone-throwing crowds in Athlone township with no casualties reported.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Hanover
Athlone
Lebanese Leaders Push Federal Union to End Civil War
Beirut radio reports say Lebanon's leaders, along with Syria and Jordan, move to form a federal union to end the 17 month civil war. Parliament Speaker Kamel Assaad calls the plan the likely path to peace after a five hour trip to Syria.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Kamel Assaad
Dole Calls for Line Item Veto to Expand Presidential Power
Republican vice presidential candidate Bob Dole urged a constitutional change to grant the president line item veto authority. He argued the power would curb what he termed irresponsible congressional actions during a speech at the National Conference of State Legislators in Kansas City Missouri.
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Washington
Bob Dole
Congress
National Conference of State Legislators
Kansas City
Dole
Carter says daughters in law influenced sons to quit marijuana
Plains Georgia Jimmy Carter says he and his wife were less of an influence than their three daughters in law in getting the Carters' sons to stop smoking marijuana. He referenced Rosalynn Carter's acknowledgement that her sons had told her they tried marijuana.
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Plains
Jimmy Carter
Carters
Carter
Rosalynn Carter
Associated Press
Labor Day Holiday Traffic Death Toll Forecast
The National Safety Council warns that Labor Day weekend traffic deaths may total 260 to 460, matching the year’s last warm-weather holiday. Last year 407 people were killed in Labor Day highway accidents across the nation.
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Washington
National Safety Council
Ford Talks Around Paid Time Off as UAW Deadline Looms
Detroit reports Ford Motor Co discussing a union demand for more paid time off could raise hopes for a contract before the September 14 strike deadline. Earlier, the UAW threatened a walkout by 167,000 hourly Ford workers after Ford’s first economic offer did not seek changes to current time-off provisions.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
Weekend Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers
Variable cloudiness continues through Sunday with a slight chance of afternoon and nighttime thundershowers. Little temperature change with highs near 101 and lows around 80. Measurable rain probability is 20 percent tonight and Sunday.
Labor Day notice and polling place listings
The Progress will not publish Monday due to the Labor Day holiday. A recap of endorsements in the Republican and Democratic primaries appears on Page 2 today. The issue includes a complete listing of Scottsdale East Phoenix and Paradise Valley polling places.
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Progress
Scottsdale
East Phoenix
Paradise Valley
Labor Day closures announced for Scottsdale area
City offices state and federal offices will close on Monday for Labor Day except for emergencies. Scottsdale Public Library bookmobile and branches closed. refuse collection normal except no brush pickup. Phoenix services including buses and mail delivery paused. banks closed. some USPS special delivery available.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
U.S. Postal Service
Four candidates file for Scottsdale-area college board seat
Four candidates Dennis Freeman Gary Deonise Barbara Hitchcock and Cecilia Kline filed nominating petitions for the Maricopa County Community College District Board District 2 seat to replace Kenneth Badertscher. The five-member board will elect a successor on the November 2 ballot for a five year term.
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Scottsdale-area
Maricopa County
Nine Seek Three Scottsdale School Board Seats in November
Nine candidates filed petitions for three Scottsdale School Board seats to be decided in the November 2 general election. Incumbents Aaron Rosen and Donald Swanson are joined by JD Lawson Joe C Jamison Richard W Clark James E Thompson Thomas C Carey Phyllis Spencer and Everts H McDaniel. The new members will take four year terms starting January 1 1977.
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Scottsdale School Board
Aaron Rosen
Donald Swanson
JD Lawson
Joe C. Jamison
Richard W. Clark
James E. Thompson
Thomas C. Carey
Phyllis Spencer
Everts H. McDaniel
Rosen
Scottsdale
Swanson
Ironite Products, Inc
Humboldt
Maricopa County
Democrats
Democratic
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Jamison
Federal Aviation Agency
Robertson Research Corp
Clark
Scottsdale Education Enrichment Services, Inc
Thompson
Cocopah
Rosen announces bid for Scottsdale School Board renewal
Aaron Rosen a Scottsdale School board member for the past year announced his candidacy for re election as the ninth and final candidate. Filing deadline was 5 p m Friday. Rosen 43 is a life insurance underwriter for Mutual of New York and holds a chartered life underwriter designation. He lives in Scottsdale with wife Janet and two children at 4552 N Royal View Drive and he serves on the Arizona State Board of Education advisory committee on teacher education and certification.
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Glendale Community College
Arizona State University
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Scottsdale
Kline
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Scottsdale Art Collection Committee
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Phoenix Art Museum
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Hopi School
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Mutual of New York
Tulane University
Arizona State Board of Education
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