Arizona Primary Voting Rules and Polling Details
The data outlines Arizona primary voting for county, state, and national nominees to be decided on November 2. It states who may vote including registered Democrats Republicans Libertarian or Socialist Party members and excludes independents. It notes polling places in Scottsdale Paradise Valley and East Phoenix on page 3 and polling hours until 7 pm. It adds a liquor sale suspension from 1 am until polls close.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
East Phoenix
Conlan
Steiger
Carolyn Warner
Dennis DeConcini
Pima County
Senate
Wade Church
Peso devaluation tests Mexico at largest trade show
The devalued Mexican peso faced a major test as Mexico opened the largest foreign trade show in its history. President Luis Echeverria was set to arrive at Kelly Air Force Base as the peso, once fixed at 12.5 per dollar, was allowed to float in the world market to bolster the economy.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Luis Echeverria
Kelly Air Force Base
U.S
Labor Day traffic toll reaches 501 nationwide
Traffic deaths over Labor Day weekend totaled 501, higher than the Safety Council projection of 460. The AP tally ran from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday in each time zone, showing a rise from 407 last year after a dip from 516 in 1974.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Safety Council
Commerce forecasts modest rise in national investments
The Commerce Department estimates investments will rise about two to three percent in 1976 after discounting roughly five percent inflation. The projection, about seven percent before inflation, may disappoint Ford administration economists.
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Washington
Downtown Montreal gun battle leaves one dead
A running shootout between police and a man with a sawed-off shotgun started in a downtown soul food restaurant and ended with one dead and five wounded as officers chased the suspect along Crescent Street. The weather forecast notes partly cloudy skies with possible thunderstorms and temperatures in the high 80s to upper 90s.
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Montreal
Crescent Street
Arizona primary turnout seen between 40 and 45 percent
State official Pat Fabritz predicted Arizona's primary turnout would reach 40 to 45 percent of the 894,111 registered voters. Absentee ballots rising and good weather were expected to help participate, with slow to moderate early balloting in Phoenix and higher rates in Sun City and Prescott.
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Despits
Phoenix-area
Arizona
Pat Fabritz
Phoenix
Sun City
Maricopa County
Yavapai
Lucile Johnson
Prescott
John
Pupil enrollment shows big drop in Scottsdale schools
Scottsdale district reports 600 fewer elementary students than predicted and 1,313 below last year in a district history drop. Total enrollment 25,459 with 15,067 elementary and 10,392 high school students. Factors include more working mothers sending kids to private day care and families moving out of the district.
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Scottsdale
Larry Chaston
Chaston
Scottsdale NE development plan heads to final hearing
Scottsdale residents weigh the long debated northeast development plan at tonight’s final hearing with a Sept. 21 possible adoption if approved. Water sources beyond CAP are a key concern as planners project 58,000 residents in the 17,000 acre area with a mix of low and higher density housing plus commercial centers.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley Discusses Ham and CB Tower Revisions
The planning and zoning commission will hear three amendments to the ham and CB radio towers ordinance at 7:30 p.m. in Town Hall. Proposals include one antenna per lot, limited omnidirectional height, and reduced base fence height from six feet to four feet. Residents oppose for esthetic reasons. the council previously eased 60 foot limits for certain towers.
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Paradise Valley
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Town Hall
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
the Planning and Zoning Commission
Oscar Butt
Ham
Nomadic family seeks stable home amid hardship war
Walter Dudek 56 and his wife Irene 53 live with five children in two vehicles after quitting rental housing. They aim to settle down in New Mexico while continuing his self employed food and snack distribution. The family faces daily struggles with shelter meals and bath facilities and recently had their camper towed from Scottsdale.
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Bob Johnstone
Walter Dudek
Dudek
Greg
Philip
Joe
Irene
Sammy
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Detroit
Steve
Prescott
Dudeks
East Villetta
Canyon Lake
County Humane Society
New Mexico
City council weighs airport plan and dog law repeal tonight
Tonight the council considers amendments to the airport master plan adding a 3450 foot northeastern extension and a 3800 foot parallel runway with a revised 750 foot shift in landing threshold. They also debate repealing the barking dog ordinance and restructuring sick leave pay to cut annual liability with a new trust fund and revised cash values.
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Council
Aude
Johannessen and Girand
Senior Center Opens in Scottsdale with New Scene Column
The Scottsdale area celebrates the opening of a Senior Citizen center at 7301 E Second St offering a full activity program. The Scottsdale Daily Progress launches The Senior Scene, a weekly column by long-time columnist Maxine Marshall, a sociology graduate and Area Agency on the Aging chair.
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E. Second St
Scottsdale Daily Progress Today
Pagell
Maxine Marshall
Progress
Arizona State University
Area Agency On the
The
Community Council
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Sweden
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Liberals
Sam Steiger
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Billy Graham
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Fannin
San Diego
Calif
Heinz Hink
Central
Scottsdale Road
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