Republicans Unveil Policy Plan To Promote Individual Freedom
House Republicans led by Rep. Rhodes release a minority draft policy program arguing for a freer economy and work requirements for the disabled and needy. They say the GOP would pursue goals to expand freedom, competitive enterprise, and personal responsibility if in the majority.
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Washington
House
John J. Rhodes
R-Atiz
Congress
Rhodes
GOP
Eisenhower
Republicans set convention in Kansas City
The Republican National Committee votes to host the 1976 presidential convention in Kansas City Missouri at Kemper Arena starting August 16 1976. Cleveland loses on space constraints with hotels deemed insufficient for delegates.
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Washington
Kansas City
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
Ohio
Edwin G. Middleton
Louisville
Pang
Topeka
Paul Harle
Middleton
National Committee
Kemper Arena
Reagan to enter GOP nomination race before Thanksgiving
Sen. Paul Laxalt said Reagan will enter the GOP presidential race before Thanksgiving and mount an aggressive challenge to Ford. A Reagan spokesman in Los Angeles urged caution, with Reagan saying he has not decided and is two months from a decision.
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Washington
California
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Paul Laxalt
Nev
Citizen’s
Reagan
Los Angeles
Sen
Laxalt
National Press Club
Community town hall meet slated for Scottsdale
A day-long town hall will be held at Scottsdale Community College on Saturday Oct 11 inviting citizens to discuss community problems and propose solutions. The event is free with a $1 lunch charge, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Scottsdale Jaycees Kiwanis Club ARA Civitan Camelback Jaycees Scottsdale Women’s Club and Business and Professional Women’s Club.
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Scottsdale Community College
The
Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale Jaycees, Kiwanis Club
American ‘Association of Retired Persons
Civitans, Camelback Jay‘cees
Scottsdale Women’s Club and
Business and Profession
Dust signs misread cause chain reaction crashes
A Department of Public Safety officer cites dust signs as a key factor in a Friday 22 car pileup on a highway. Nine of ten times the initiating vehicle comes from out of state, and the first car in the crash carried a California plate. the driver fled the scene.
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Department of Public Safety
Sgt. B. Hays
California
Arizona court building to be dedicated Tuesday
After a 1972 county bond vote, Maricopa County will formally accept the new court building at 3629 Civic Center Plaza in Scottsdale with a 2 p.m. dedication ceremony Tuesday. Tours will follow and guests include Justice James Duke Cameron Attorney General Bruce Babbitt and local officials. The 7400 square foot facility is larger and will see Scottsdale return 19500 dollars of the 390000 bond.
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Maricopa County
Civic Center Plaza
Police Department
Arizona Supreme Court
James Duke Cameron
Bruce E. Babbitt
Charles Miller
County Board of Supervisors
Scottsdale Bar Association
Scottsdale
Richard V.campana
Eldon Rudd
Phelps Dodge seeks extension at Douglas smelter hearing
The State Air Pollution Control Board will hear Phelps Dodge Corp for an extension of its conditional permit at the Douglas copper smelter. Dust control problems delayed meeting state clean air standards set for August 25 and a possible extension to January 25, 1976 is requested. The case centers on extending compliance while addressing pollution concerns.
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Phoenix
Phelps
Dodge Corp
Douglas
Antiques Stolen From Store on Brown Avenue
More than 1700 worth of antiques were taken from a Brown Avenue store between Monday afternoon and Friday morning. Owner Diane Friedlander of Scottsdale reported the loss after arriving Friday. Items missing include brass candlesticks wall decor vases iron chairs jewelry boxes a clock dishes and ashtrays. In a separate break in on Fourth Street a pair of doctors offices were hit Saturday night or Sunday morning and four bottles of cocaine solution were stolen. The offices belong to Dr. Walter Jacobs of Scottsdale and Dr. Joel Cohen of Phoenix. Two bottles contained 10 percent cocaine solution and two contained four percent. Police noted similar thefts in recent weeks from medical offices.
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Brown Ave
Diane M. Friedlander
Scottsdale
Fourth St
Walter L. Jacobs
Scotles
Joel G. Cohen
Phoenix
Scottsdale crash injuries and charity donations detailed
A 77 year old Scottsdale woman listed in serious condition after a Saturday crash at Camelback Road and 70th Street. Two children were treated and released. Separate incidents on Indian School Road and Thomas Road left others injured but stable. Arizona Greyhound Foundation will donate 6500 dollars to six Scottsdale groups including Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and Scottsdale Community College.
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Scottsdale
Camelback Road
70Th Street
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Agnes
Estes
Camelback Rd
Camelback
Brian Estes
Paul Estes
Patricia
A. McElroy
Helen Danculovic
Second St
Scottsdale Memorial
Danculovic
Lopez
Phoenix
Thomas Road
68Th Street
Helen A.” Weller
Mary K. Weller
Palm Lane
Weller
Thomas
Ricky V. ‘Boykins
E.taylor
Boykins
Mary Weller
Volunteer Help Sought For Community Assistance
A local appeal urges residents to volunteer in Washington DC 20013 to aid neighbors. The message emphasizes mutual benefit and calls readers to respond with offers of service and support.
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Washington, DCI
Scottsdale School Board to buy optical mark reader system
The Scottsdale School Board will consider a $65,000 purchase of an Optical Mark Reader to automate grading of circle answer sheets. Tom Kennedy endorses National Computer Systems over IBM and expects delivery within a month. Also on the agenda is Velma Reade’s transfer from Kaibab to Kiva School second grade amid prior grievances.
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Scottsdale
Pueblo
N. 82Nd St
Phoenix Union
Tom Kennedy
S. Planning and Evaluation Department
The
National Comp! ‘Systems
IBM
Kennedy
National Computer Systems
Russ Marks
Marks
Peronnel
Kaibab
Velma Reade
Kiva School
Readé
Reade
Kiva
Obituary of Sylvia Bessie Taluzek 70 in Scottsdale
Sylvia Bessie Taluzek 70 died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services are 5 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary Chapel in Scottsdale. Interment follows at Woodlawn Cemetery Berwyn Illinois. Survivors include daughter Mrs Edward Bloomfield of Scottsdale. Memorials may be sent to the heart Fund.
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Sylvia Bessie Taluzek
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Woodlawn
Berwyn
Taluzek
Edward Bloomfield
Scottsdale
Heart Fund
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