Pierce Faces Tough GOP Primary In 2nd District Run
Oliver Pierce enters the congressional race in the 2nd District as a Republican, but faces a hard primary against G Alfred McGinnis and the Rev Bill Bowler. McGinnis brings a proven campaign record while Bowler appeals to conservatives. Former Mayor Lew Davis declines county chair, paving way for Walter Fathauer to return as chair.
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Nixon gains momentum with Baker endorsement for president
United Press International reports Senator Howard Baker endorsed Richard Nixon boosting the Nixon bandwagon after Nebraska primary gains. Baker said he spoke only for himself and the endorsement could sway Tennessee delegates. Other leaders Humphrey Rockefeller McCarthy Kennedy and Kennedy urged policy shifts ahead of key contests.
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Senate
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Ilinois
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Texas
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America
Bade seeks another term as Pima County assessor
A. E. Jack Bade announces plans to run for re election as Pima County assessor subject to the September 10 Democratic primary Bade has served since 1960 after being appointed following Leo Finch death He urges an assessing course to unify counties in Arizona license plates for copper utilization furniture tax relief and constitutional changes proposed in a July special election Bade is a Tucson resident since 1934 and holds multiple civic affiliations.
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A. E
Jack) Bade
Pima
Bade
Tucson
Leo J. Finch
Arizona
Brown’s Business College
Davenport
Sentences handed down in Superior Court
Charles E. Turner was sentenced to five to six years in Arizona State Prison for illegal sale of narcotics by Judge Alice Truman. Santiago V. Romero received one year in the Pima County Jail for possession of marijuana, in front of Judge William Frey. William F. Peters, 21, got one day in the Pima County Jail for possession of marijuana as ruled by Judge John Collins.
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Arizona State
Alice Truman
Santiago V. Romero
Pima County
William Frey
William F. Peters
John Collins
Hotdog Roast for Chautauqua County Club at Randolph Park
A hotdog roast and get together will be held at Randolph Park Ramada No 3 from noon on Sunday by the Chautauqua County Club in Randolph Park. The group includes former residents of Chautauqua County New York and invites visitors especially from Cattaraugus Erie and Allegany counties. Attendees should bring frank furters buns a covered dish and their own table service.
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Randolph Park Ramada No. 3
Chautauqua County
New York State
Cattaraugus
Erie
Allegany
Reagan Aides See Rocky As Key In Oregon Primary
Oregon Reagan backers say their victory hinges on write in support for Nelson Rockefeller who is not on the May 28 ballot. Fred Van Natta notes Rockefeller’s campaign plans are undisclosed as Nixon and Reagan compete and volunteers flood Oregon with literature and ads. Campaign costs cited differ between Reagan and Nixon camps, with figures ranging up to $400,000 for Nixon efforts.
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Associated Press
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Ore
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Oregon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Fred van Natta
California
Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
van Natta
National
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Nixon
Alan K. Abner
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