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Show Wednesday November 8. 1972. ID. Provo. THE HER Utah-Pa- 3 ge in II . V- IV v 1 1 V 'yf LA&L ' W!- - C y i v.-- 1 1 1 xT CLARENCE ROBISON PROVO SCHOOL DISTRICT PRECINCT 3 walter a. hansen provo school district BLISS CRANDALL PROVO SCHOOL DISTRICT PRECINCT 1 I precinct: ar two-ye- In Precinct 2, incumbent Walter A Hansen swamped his opponent. Jeffrey M. Wise by a vote of 2569 to 456. Mr. Hansen takes his seat for another four years. The closest race in the school, district was between Clarence F. Robison and challenger Reed Halladay. Mr. Robison emerged winner in the Precinct 3 contest with a 1761 to 1723 vote. Mr. r Robison's seat is also a position. Rulen B Hansen won reelection in Precinct 4 by beating Naomi Tew Udall. The vote was 1703 to 779. Mr. Hansen will also serve for four years. It was an uphill battle for Dr. Farnsworth who had to win a four-yea- the early election. Dr. Farnsworth is a distinguished educator, currently serving as a professor of political science at Brigham He is the Young University. author of a successful text for secondary schools called "The Story of Japan." He is also author of a college le''l text on primary election over three other challengers in addition to Archie Bowden's own strength in international relations The Alpine School Board will be made up of R. Phil Shumway, Frank C. Greenwood, Harvey E. Smith, Eli K. Clayson, and Boyd J. Larsen, Md., who each won terms on the board in the election Tuesday. R Phil Shumway walked away year Frank seat, from his opponent Brent Greenwood, Bardsley, Orem. The vote was polled 2785 votes to David V. This year Precinct 1 Collins, American Fork, who r term of of- polled 1394. carries a fice. Harvey E. Smith, Pleasant In Precinct 2, another four- - Grove, won 2448 votes to h s 2965 to 717. four-yea- rsn r'i received He was by Grant Loader, Pleasant Grove. Smith will represent Precinct 3 for the next four years. Eli K. Clayson, Orem was unopposed in Precinct 4. He C. opponent's American Fork challenged 2018 votes. 4495 serve a two-yeIn Precinct ar ft THREE STATE LEGISLATORS elected by Utah County are pictured here as they checked results released by the Utah County clerk's office. From left are: Sen. Ernest H. Dean (D), who was re- district-by-distri- Deseret Industries. Shumway Wins Big in Alpine District r v Bliss Crandall is owner of DH1 Comuter Service, Provo. Walter A Hansen is associated with Paci'ic States Cast Iron Pipe Co . Provo. Clarence Robison is the popular and successful track coach at BYU. Rulen B. Hansen is a retired accountant having served with Geneva Works before taking his current position as personnel director at i Q rw-- i Farnsworth Wins Over Bowden Lee W. Farnsworth will be the only new face on the Provo School Board as he beat out incumbent Archie Bowden in a close race for Precinct 5, a two-yeposition. Mr. Farnsworth polled 1864 votes to Mr. Bowden's 1694. In Precinct 1, Bliss Crandall ran unopposed and polled 2126 votes. His is a post. Mr. Crandall is also an incumbent. I i LEE FARNSWORTH PROVO SCHOOL DISTRICT PRECINCT RULEN B HANSEN PROVO SCHOOL DISTRICT PRECINCT 4 ' ; i I ' 7 .it .: J flec'eJ to represent Senate District 14; Rep. Ted M. Davis (R), to the House District 39 seat, and Rep. David C. Harvey D. ho WU again fill the House District 34 position. Ted Hanks Wins Close Nebo District Contest votes and will term. 5, Boyd J. Larsen, MD, Lehi, polled 2286 ballots to The Nebo School District will Bertrand Beck's 1642. Dr. of Lynn Crook, consist two-yewill Larsen serve a Hugh Hjorth, Mapleton; term. San-taqui- ar ran in Precinct Five. Vernon J. 1962 votes. He will serve two Tipton, Springville, was given years. Clyde A. Swenson. Spanish Fork; Ted L. Hanks. Salem; and Vernon J. Tipton, Springville. ysI rvX ' ( Lynn Crook. Santaquin, , j beat out Reid L. Wayman, Payson, for Precinct One. with a vote of 1523 to 889. Mr. Ci.xik will serve a four-yea- r term. In Precinct Two, Mr. Hjorth polled 1594 votes to James R. Baird's 690. Both men are from Mapleton. The term of office is four years for this precinct. Clyde A. Swenson, Spanish Fork polled 1849 votes in Precinct Three. He was unopr seat. posed for the In Precinct Four, Ted. L. four-yea- 1 m f R. PHIL SHUMWAY ALPINE SCHOOL BOARD PRECINCT 1 JXfeasJ liiMHJfc HARVEY E.SMITH ALPINE SCHOOL BOARD PRECINCT 3 FRANK C. GREENWOOD ALPINE SCHOOL BOARD PRECINCT 2 1ronl I I I I i.i. i . i ELI BOYD CLAYSON ALPINE SCHOOL BOARD PRECINCT i, . Mr. Dunn is from Spanish Fork. The term of office in this precinct is Another unopposed candidate J. LARSEN HUGH HJORTH NEBO SCHOOL BOARD "RECINCT 2 LYNN CROOK NEBO SCHOOL BOARD PRECINCT 1 two-year- s. ALPINE SCHOOL BOARD PRECINCT 5 4 1415 1364. New Wasatch School Board Elected All By SHIRLEY CHATWIN A CITY completely HEBER ' Am Hanks. Salem, received ballots to James W. Dunn's - new Wasatch District School Board will be meeting soon as all incumbents were defeated in the election. Only one incumbent, Reed Gertsch, was running in the general election as the others were all defeated or did not run in the primaries. Results were: Precinct 1, Paul Mitchell Whiting by Daryl K. Gibb, 240, Fay W. Larsen, 264. Inasmuch as the precincts in McGuire, 191; Precinct 3, Walter H. Seiter, 361, Jess R. the school district were reapporBuckner, 248. tioned, all school board seats Precinct 4, Vern Wilson, 449, were declared vacant and every defeated Rex A. Reed Gertsch, 284; Precinct 5, candidate had to run for elec 303 to 284 ; Precinct 2, Melvin Ryan, 286, Kent T. tion. Utah State School Board results from Wasatch County showed that Ray S. Whiting received 1,344 votes to Sheldon S. Allred's 1,043. V if ? ' "c 4 I x I PAUL MITCHELL Wasatch School Board Precinct JjfiM DARYL K. GI3B Wasatch School Board Precinct 1 vVwKl WALTER H. SEITER Wasatch School Board Precinct 2 TED HANKS NEBO SCHOOL BOARD PRECINCT 4 CLYDE A SWENSON NEBO SCHOOL BOARD PRECINCT 3 i VERNON J. TIPTON NEBO SCHOOL BOARD PRECINCT 5 Utah Voters Okay Amendments VERN WILSON Wasatch School Board Precinct W MELVIN RYAN asatch School Board Precinct 4 5 (Continued From Page 1) margin. The measure amends the state Tuesday's general election. The most successful was constitution to allow the people Proposition Four, dealing with to change county government to reorganization of county gov- fit local conditions. The constitution previously ernments, which racked up a 3 3 Juab District Election Results pk if 141 I I ilk' V4' 8 ) 'I (I 4 "Congratulations C'ommktioMr Ukle." Beside him are his wife, Mary and daughter Donna. The new commissioner watched election results in the County Building with faithful followers Tuesday night. where Theodore V JL Nephi's residents are in Precinct 5 with Levan and outlying areas. E. Alton Ellertson of Mona, (2741 and K. J. Sperry, Nephi (317) veteran board members of l BOYD HOWARTH Juab School Board Precinct 4 i I i CLINN MORGAN Juab School Board Precinct 5 s i win, with 66 per cent of the votes for and 34 per cent against. The measure amends the constitution to deny bail to anyone accused of a felony while on parole or probation for a previous felony. A strong presumption of guilt is required. The measure eliminates the current rule that allows bail to be denied only in capital offenses. A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision ruling out the death penalty had meant bail could not be denied for any crimes. The closest margin was on Proposition One, where 57 per cent voted yes and 43 per cent voted no. The measure revised Precinct 1 the constitution's legislative article to eliminate outdated procedures. Mock Election It also creates a legislative JACKSON. Mich. (UPI) -- auditor to divide the duties of the present state auditor, who both Underdog presidential challenscored S. McGovern spends the state's money and ger George a 77 per cent triumph over reviews it. Another new post, incumbent Richard M. Nixon legislative legal counsel, was here Tuesday but the balloting created for a similar purpose, to eliminate the chance of the state won't count. a McCovern The vote giving attorney general serving as both triumph over Pres- defense and prosecution counsel. ident Nixon came in a mock This has happened when the election at Southern Michigan legislature became involved in lawsuits in the past. Prison. . 'A i i second-clas- own school dis- Lake County Bar Association, among others., also piled up a big (141). Two present board members, because of reapportionment, were contesting in Precinct 5 where the Levan incumbent Clinn Morgan (208) was victorious over Nephi's Maurice Memrnott (139). Only a small per cent of first-han- d Controversial proposition No. 2, which was opposed by the Salt board. i YUKUS "IKE" INOUYE celebrates his election to the Utah County Commission with a cake which carries the inscription 2 that cities have their tricts. tion over Timothy Irons (153). In Precinct 4, with two newcomers running, Boyd Howarth (227) won over Vinton Steiner In Juab School District many years, were unopposed Precinct 3 incumbent James from precincts one and two. Mr. Painter (242) retained his posi Sperry was president of the PrednCt3 Jhx fell Li O L Precinct Haines received 72 votes against John Campbell, 40. JAMES PAINTER Juab School Board f t) i ( By SADIE GREENHALGH In state school board dectins community loyalty showed up when Stephen L. Garrett (1181) received more votes than his opponent Harriet Eliason (664). Garrett's parents were both former Nephi residents. Out of five school board precincts in the Tintic District Mac Bigler (94), Ronald Nelson (81), Paul Gourley (76) and Terry Adam (49) had no opposition. The only contest was in spelled out a uniform pattern for all counties, no matter if they were as large as Salt Lake or as small as San Juan. Proposition Three's support ers gave the measure 65 per cent of the vote, compared to 3a per cent opposed to the amendment which removes from the constitution the requirement & x I Li : 1,001-27- K.J. SPERRY Juab School Board Precinct 2 3 ALTON ELLERTSON Juab School Board |