Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 36

EDITIONS 36 The Arizona Republic 10 Mental-health views of candidates to he sought Health capsule Vote handbook now available Phoenix, Oct. political IUI Ulll Arizona's candidates 0 crimination against the men- mental-health centers pro- of the mentally ill seeking help in mental-health centers. The League of Women Vot- Legislative candidates and Congress will be polled by tally ill." gram," he said, issues in District 26 will be ex- mental-health advocates on Arntz said the association is Those centers "have al-amined in a program spon- whether mental-health cover- concerned about the effect a ready proven to be an effected bv SheDherd of the Hills a6e shouW be in anv national health-insurance pro- tive and efficient means of are nAnai.Ql fillirio jup EM iio VJCI1C1 at vj wun proiues ot state legislative, county and congressional candidates, is available at the following locations: Enco service stations, Phoe-; nix Public Library branches, and branches of First National, Valley National and the Arizona Bank. PANTS SMUGGLERS Congregational Church at the iicaim-iiiauiaiivB gram migni nave on iinanc- treating ine niemauy in HAIFA, Israel (UPI) ft parish hall, 55th Street and E. PIan- ing and operating community those communities fortunate Customs inspectors thought Mil the sailors coming off the two Lafayette, at 8 p.m.

Friday. State Senate candidates Pe- Howard N. Arntz. president health centers. enough to have centers." Israeli passenger ships looked of the Arizona Mental Health "we" firmly the Arntz said the association Then they found that jf cn MouJ MiiCA Accrviatinn cairi his nnani7a- irfpa that national hpalth in- hones the congressional can ter Kay, Republican, and Art will induct the poll to surance should stronely didates will pledge them eacn oi me men was wearing yju want io joj tnree pairs of trousers in an REALM WAHTIo SUIT McBrayer, Democrat, will dis- iearn "where the candidates promote the continued devel- selves to work for coverage attempt to smuggle them into -fie rzeSi)L7 cuss their platforms.

stand regarding an end to dis- opment of the community in national neaitn insurance Israel wimout paying amy 1M1 V1 i 1 ui all WHERE-HOUSE PHOENIX GLENDALE SCOTTSDALE HOURS FOUR 3840 WEST 11 27 EAST 51 07 WEST 1 126 NORTH 9-9 DAILY STORES! INDIAN SCHOOL RD. CAMELBACK RD. GLENDALE AVE. SCOTTSDALE RD. 12-6 SUNDAY" CELEBRATION SALE; SERVICE SAVINGS SELECTION SATISFACTION ALL GUARANTEED IN WRITING! We Close Our Door 'til 2 p.m.

then Open with 7 Fantastic Hours of Super Savings! 1 1' I'll itniinr if ill llrvll "ff TflY fjM.inw w- -f jnv r'i x' 1 i III HI i rr -rv--v-yr tt tt in i i i 0 lis: mw- 11 WsL -8). flL; Dr. John Hospers Libertarian candidate plans talks Dr. John Hospers, presidential candidate of the new Libertarian Party, will campaign in Phoenix Saturday. He will meet with newsmen at noon in the Phoenix Press Club, speak at Phoenix College student center at 8 p.m., and afterward attend a reception in his honor at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Nat Stevens, 6417 N. 52nd Place, Scotts-dale. Hospers, a philosophy professor at the University of Southern California, was chosen his party's nominee at the first national convention of the Libertarian Party in Denver last June. The party's vice presidential nominee is Mrs.

Tonie Nathan, a broadcast newswo-man of Eugene, Ore. According to the party's platform, "each individual has the right to exercise sole dominion over his own life, and has the right to live his life in whatever manner he chooses, so long as he does not forcibly interfere with the equal rights of others. Lawrence W. Jerome, a local party spokesman, said the Libertarian Party in Arizona would hold a state convention some time in February, probably at Tucson, to seek legal recognition. i 10" i ii I I picture I III II pictureI.

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