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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1974

Page

4

Williams backs transit funds alongside roads in Proposition 105

In Tucson Williams endorses a plan to allow state highway funds to cover mass transit and bicycle paths. He cautions against overbuilding and says spending should be sound. Castro argues for prudent governance and reduced wasteful spending to hold taxes down. Novak enters race for vacant Superior Court Division 4 judgeship. candidates Roth Schoenburg Carson Murphy also running. Lawyers Club to host AG candidates Babbitt and Lee at noon.

Russ Williams Williams Tucson City of Tucson Phoenix Arizona Central Arizona Superior Court Thomas J. Novak Novak Laurens Henderson Scottsdale Dan Roth Stuart B. Schoenburg Dorothy Carson John Murphy Henderson

Marston Takes Extended Vacation After Losing Nomination

Former Maricopa County Recorder Paul N. Marston says he is stepping away to consider future work while living on retirement funds. He plans to decide in October whether to start a software consulting firm or seek a vice presidency in a computer firm, noting politics is currently zero in his plans.

Phoenix UPI Maricopa County Paul N. Marston Marston Mike Goodwin

Heist clues point to du Pont circle in Delaware

A Delaware jewelry theft at a private residence on September 1 1974 leads to a $100000 reward offered by Chubb and Son Inc. Police mention Bayard Sharp of the du Pont family, and say the jewels were taken while the Sharp couple were at home in Centerville.

Centerville Del UPI Delaware du Pont Chubb and Son, Inc Philadelphia New York Times USA Chubb Bayard Sharp

Vigil planned against Nixon pardon at Arizona Townehouse

Arizonans for Peace sponsors a silent vigil at 6:30 p.m. tonight at the Townehouse to protest President Ford's pardon of ex-President Richard Nixon during the Republican Trunk n Tusk dinner. William Simon will speak, with GOP hopefuls including gubernatorial nominee Russ Williams in attendance.

Arizonans For Peace Ford Richard Nixon Townehouse U.S. Secretary of the Treasury William Simon GOP Arizona Russ Williams

Wildlife lecture by Grinnell Society in Arizona

The Grinnell Natural History Society presents a free lecture and slides on northern Arizona wildlife at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Machan Community School Library. George W. Ziegler of Alhambra High School will speak. Specimens from club field trips will be exhibited.

Grinnell Natural History Society Arizona Machan Community School Virginia George W. Ziegler Alhambra High School

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