Ford Carter Debate Leaves Voters Largely Unchanged
Round one of Ford versus Carter sparked interest but produced no clear edge for either candidate. Both shared strong backgrounds and facts while addressing economy unemployment and administration openness as sound issues faded amid minor technical glitches.
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Ford Vs
Carter
Congress
Ford
Nixon
Herbert Hoover
Alf Landon
Eisenhower
Equality debate on Scottsdale hiring and affirmative action
At a city council meeting Scottsdale was accused of discrimination for lacking women in top admin posts and barring minorities. Proponents argue lack of training and access, counselors’ bias, and education gaps fuel the problem, while critics question the plan though support remains.
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Scottsdale
Ft McDowell Indians protest Rhodes meeting at Los Arcos Mall
An Ft McDowell community member recounts a failed Sept 17 meeting with Congressman Rhodes at Los Arcos Mall to discuss Orme Dam. They urge building elsewhere, preserving land and cemetery, citing prior displacement and loss of land and appeals to Rhodes.
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John Rhodes
Los Arcos Mall
Rhodes
Ft. McDowell Reservation
Orme Dam
Washington
Mr. Rhodes
Ft. McDowell
Pine to resign as state Democratic chairman after strong record
Sir Charles W. Pine will formally resign as state chairman of the Democratic Party in late September. He took over when the party was weak and transformed it into a vigorous organization capable of winning all four congressional seats and possibly control of the State House and Senate. Democratic candidates for governor, attorney general, and superintendent have replaced Republicans, and the State Senate shifted Democrat. Pine’s leadership is credited with attracting many notable citizens to run. He notes the role requires about 35 hours weekly with no pay, driven by dedication to the party.
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Charles W. Pine
Democratic Party
State House
Senate
Pine
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Senate
Charlie Pine
James A. Ingalls
Scandal Rocked FEA Atlanta Office Leads to Resignations
Investigators uncovered alleged bribery and misuse of Federal Energy Administration funds centering on Atlanta region chief Kenneth Dupuy who resigned amid a widening probe. Disturbing ties with fuel distributors included favors in exchange for allocations and perks.
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Washington
Federal Energy Administration
Harold Robbins
FEA
Atlanta
Kenneth Dupuy
Dupuy
William Corey
Corey
U.S. Transport, Inc
Jack Cloherty
Frank Zarb
Florida
Mexia
Tex
Uncle Sam
Sen. Strom
Thurmond
R-S.c
Rep
John Dingell
D-Mich
House Energy and Power Subcommittee
Atlanta Fea
Zarb
Cloherty
Justice Department
Uniform air quality index ignores several dangerous pollutants
A national standard will rate air quality using five pollutants only, omitting sulfates nitrates oxygenated organics lead and others. NRC scientists warn uncharted pollutants may pose equal or greater health risks and urge expanded monitoring and funding despite EPA budget limits.
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National Research Council
NRC
Peter R. Mueller
Westlake Village
Calif
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Scottsdale Daily Progress masthead and pricing snippet
Advertising manager Hal Metcalfe oversees the Scottsdale Daily Progress operations. The page lists address, contact, postal info, and subscription rates with regional and out of state pricing, dated September 24.
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H.E. ‘Hal’ Metcalfe
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Council
San Carlos
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Ima
Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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Ariz
Progress
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