Scottsdale incumbents toppled in primary by local officials
Retired utilities executive Rod McMullin and Scottsdale School Board member Robert Uldane won GOP Senate nominations in Districts 26 and 28, defeating incumbents Roeder and Carvalho. McMullin leads Roeder 4 to 387 with 4 495 votes. Uldane edges Carvalho 5 221 to 4 511. McMullin to face Edith Laetz in November. Shefrin and Pritzlaff won Republican primaries in Districts 28 and 24 respectively.
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Chris Shueya
Scottsdale School Board
Scottsdale-area
Salt River Project
Rod McMullin
John Roeder
Robert Uldane
Americo
Mac” Carvalho
Senate
Ernest F. Romero
Aldane
Carvalho
Shefrin
Romero
County election races shape up with Hickox victory
Hickox defeats Blabaum 67 753 to 58 475 to face Hill in November. Hill outdistances Pastian 61 849 to 23 881. Campbell leads District 2 GOP with 12 627 votes, Harris holds School Supt. post with 68 890 over Morehouse 46 103. District 4 sees Shelton win Dem nod, Wick in District 1, Corbin set for reelect in District 3, Pastor wins District 5 Dem primary.
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Hickox
Blabaum
Jerry D. Hill
Hill
William “Bill” Pastian
Campbell
County Planning Commission
Jay Ryan
Henry Bobbe
Jack Smithbaker
Maricopa County
Shelton
Hawley Atkinson
Atkinson
Stephen S. Jenkins
Oliver H. Wick
Henry Haws
Haws
Wick
Frank Ochoa
Glen Lilly
Dianna Shelton
Harvey S. Brown
Bob Corbin
Ed Pastor
Charles R. Campbell
William E
Baron Elkins
Bert Romero
Amiss
John Carney
Jim Weeks
al Faron
Waldo DeWitt
Pince Deise
John Pritzlaff
Rod McMaullin
John Roeder
Earnest Romero
G.H. Shefren
Mac Carvalho
Robert Usdaneee
Bobbe Campbell
Smallsbaker
County Superintendent of
Harris
Morehouse i
DeWitt, Weeks win party nominations in Arizona primary
In Phoenix AP report, Waldo DeWitt defeats State Corporation Commissioner Al Faron in the Republican primary and will face Democrat Jim Weeks for the seat. Weeks wins Democratic nomination against Dr. John Carney. Bert Romero survives a strong challenge from Baren Tex Elkins in the Democratic race and advances to a November rematch with Verne McCutchan.
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Phoenix
al Faron
Waldo DeWitt
Mesa
DeWitt
Tax Commission
Faron Yy
Jim Weeks
Weeks
John Carney
Bert Romero
Baren “Tex
Elkins
Hereford
Romero
Phelps Dodge
United Steelworkers Union
Verne McCutchan
McCutchan
State primary results for Mine Inspector Democrat race
In the state primary Democrat candidates for Mine Inspector show preliminary results with the race leaning toward the nominee from the Democri faction. Counties report early tallies as voters select the party’s candidate.
Northeast plan faces water supply questions amid CAP uncertainty
Aleshire warns of relying on CAP and Salt River Project water with CAP uncertain. He urges expert input before a city water study, while the council weighs an amendment limiting development to Phase I until a comprehensive report is drawn. The study cites Dr. Robert Laney and U S Geological Survey data, estimating 1.96 million acre feet under the northeast basin to 1,200 feet, with 150 to 200 years of reserves absent CAP water.
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Aleshire
Arizona Canal
Ross Alan
Manera
Maricopa County
Robert Laney
U.S. Geological Survey Water Resources Division
Phoenix
Central Arizona Project
Sikes Renominated In Florida Democrat Primary
Robert L F Sikes won renomination by a 3 1 margin in northwest Florida over John Benton Jr amid a reprimand from Congress for financial gains. He faces no Republican opposition in November as he seeks his 19th term in the House. Four primaries were held nationwide with Arizona and Florida the day’s main actions.
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Florida
Panhandle
Congress
Robert L.F. Sikes
Sikes
John Benton Jr
Arizona
DeConcini defeats Warner for superintendent post
DeConcini claimed victory as a mandate for his education reforms while Warner blamed being outspent and better campaign focus on crime. Warner pledged support to DeConcini and warned controlled by Central Arizona papers could decide November’s result. DeConcini said Wade Church had little impact and Wade Church support was limited outside Maricopa County.
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Warner
DeConcini
Democratic Organization
Arizona
Church
Wade Church
Carolyn Warner
Maricopa County
Art Institute honors Richardson with Benton Award
Commerce Secretary Elliot L. Richardson will receive the 1976 Thomas Hart Benton Award of the Kansas City Art Institute. The honor honors a living American whose life and values reflect the ideals and human qualities associated with the late Thomas Hart Benton.
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Kansas City, Mo
Commerce
Elliot L. Richardson
Thomas Hart Benton
Kansas City Art Institute
Kansas City
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Sherrin
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Arizona House
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Margaret Heskett
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Charles E. Gilbert
Richard Scrivens
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Mann Theatres
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