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The GOP will have the laadership in the 1977 House by a 5 margin, exactly reversing the 5 edge enjoyed by Democrats in the 1975-7- 6 House session. In Salt Lake County, Republicans gained two seats. In District 25, Republican Roger Livingstor. an attorney, made a laie vuilug surge to dekat incumbent Democrat Dale W. Mitchell Libertarian Brent Richards received 107 votes. In Salt Lake County District 28, Dr. Leon F. Christiansen, an educational consultant, received 5,902 votes to defeat Democrat Denis R. Morrill, 5,468, and Libertarian Pamela Chapman, 78. The District 28 seat had been held by Rep. Richard P. LIndsay, a Democrat who quit his bid for reelection in protest to U.S. Rep. Allan Howe's continued candidacy. In Davis County, the GOP gained two seats and lost one Democrat Warren S. Vitimmer defeated Incumbent William S. Holt in District 51; Republican Franklin Knowlton won over incumbent Democrat Rebecca A. Nalder, District 53, and Paul Lloyd Selleneit defeated incumbent Democrat Beth Jarman, District 55. Republicans picked up a Utah County House seat as Don R. Strong defeated incumbent Democrat Marvin F. Warren. In a Weber County upset, veteran Democratic Rep. Dallas Buckway was outpolled by Republican Dale E. Stratford in District 42. (Sep related stories on Other House results in Salt Lake County included 40-3- 49-3- 6,487-6,07- trnt: :!:Art.14 Sit tkOz-1- slk. ,:.4V :Ii; 1 ,ff vizUlCalrf. 4,10Yr t .11.0,....ir -. ....., 4w.,...-1- ....... II ,uz,.: V ty,1 1 v. ti:' , ee-- ) .,t,;,(T''' .s.,, fik t I.,,,.. me: ti:,!1: '1 Mr. Newman , , il -- ' eft WIT . l'-- 'JA4,1 4.1414.......,::::,-- , Lt-,- ,z ' ,r. ', J,j.. . I ,e1.74'.,;24 l Tooele Demos li igt.lit.4,1 :: i., e ', 1,4.1. ..,,,,,,,,.al.:,:cr., 104", 41i1S-A- win reelection tatives from Tooele handily won reelection, in a near County sweep by Democrats in Tuesday's balloting. The ' ''''F 1I, rg...orm 6S' I 'tA ilsA Republican opposition, LeRoy ,702 Rose, with votes to Rose's G. 4,305. In the two-ye- com- mission race, levolobent top,,t..sAbAtdnymsakavor, L4t:.. yAi r,,,w.,..: 44.714::::1 .:,,,,,h,...,,: ' Li N!,,,,,47A.1 1,Oft''' Mrs. Whiie Mr. Smith ordy Republican to win in Tooele County was President Ford State Rep. Beverly J. ...White of District 64 polled 4.517 votes. She was unopposed. Rep. John E. District 63, received 2,240 to liepublicall Thom!os K BaAman's ballots 994. County Commission Chairman Orval C. Harrison (R), 4,913; Mike District 8 Weilenmann (D), 2,453; Mark S. Gustayson (L), 31. District 9 Wyllis Dorman-Lig- h (D), 2,742; Karel Joy MePeneugh (R), 2,343; DerIene Van (k), 56. District 10 Incumbent Ennis Starr (D), 3,096; Elrey J. Jeppsen (It), 1,987. District 11 Alma S. Edwards (D), 3,536; R. Kendall Williams (R), 2,329; Edith Wiles (A), 65; Joseph Butterfield (L), 31. District 12 Incumbent Joe Whitesides (R), 4,799; Hans Schulz (D), 2,894. District 13 Incumbent Charles Bennett (D), 3,371; John Hollingshaus (R), 2,835. District 14 Charles Parkin (R), 3,580; Virginia Husband (D), 3,180. Incumbent Bryon Fisher (R) did not seek reelection. District 15 Incumbent Sam Taylor (D), 2,919; Madge Alsop (R), 1,567. Democrats kept control of the Utah ,Senate Tuesday, increasing their paper-thi- n margin of 4 to a more comfortable 2 lead. They recaptured all seven of their own Senate seats up for reelection this year and also took two of the eight Republican seats being contested. Biggest surprise was the loss by Sen. W. Hughes Brockbank, Lake, a four-tersenator, to a woman making her first bid for elective office. Mrs. Francis Farley, an administrative assistant at LDS Hospital, pulled out a narrow 9,586 to 9,449 a difference of only 137 upset over Brockbank votes. Mrs. Farley thus becomes the first woman to serve in the Utah Senate in two decades. Brockbank had served four terms as a senator and two as a member of the House and was considered one of the most influential legislators on the hill and an expert in financial and budeet matters. The vote battle up and down all night and Mrs. Farley didn't secure the victory until the very last voting district reported. The COP also lost a Senate seat in the District 28 where Democrat Thorpe Waddingham. a former legislator, took the seat formerly held by Sen. G. Stanford Rees, Res did !lot seek reeleeti.)n this year and Waddingham easily defeated Republican candidate Stanley Burgess by a 10,029 to 7,940 margin. American Party candidate Paul Turner received 1,553 votes. No other changes took place, although incumbents did not run in five districts. However. the party which had controlled the seat kept it with a new face. This happened twice tor the Democrats and three times for the GOP. Arthur L. Kimball. who ousted Sen. D.G. Brooke, Lake in a convention battle last summer, won a seat with a 7,920 to 4,971 vote over Bohol E. Buhler. Independent lohn Storey had 74 votes. Ken Pace, a convention winner over Sen. Merrill Jcnkins. DOialca, ilefeatect DAbet C. Dabb, 9,807 tu 5,430 for a seat in the Senate. see-saw- Multi-Coun- , :, : 37. George Buzianis won reelection his sixth term in the closest race for the roi.hr year commission post in :,car:;. James R. Palmer beat Republican challenger Dewey L. Christensen, 5.4I5 to 3,226 votes. The iit, , Mr. Reese Mr. Buckner 4firise4 filie CEDAR , CITY ,,,.,..., .z,,: , ,,,... , sr,c 060;-'.- ,,,,, 1,: , '' ,N,,ke. 9t 'It Mr. Jones In District 70 voting, ir.cumbent Democratic Rep. John M. Garr, East Carbon City, swept to victory over his Republiformer can Rep. Kenneth Sunman, Green River, in a 4,331, 3,086 vote. The district areas includes in Grand, Emery and Carbon coun- ties. Another unopposed race saw Rep. Cary Peterson, a multi-count- county gave former boodle Mayor Robert 11. swan, running for state auditor, 5,629 vcte.r, tc 3.3 vutzs fur Richard Jensen, the Republican. in local school board races, winners were two lounibent board members Joseph Busico lch:ris abd (Yivin C, as well as a newcomer, pony! p.radslio,v ty Jack Monson Bangerter who won against Sea. in the GOP primary. Ezra T. Clark, outpolled H. Ralph Klemm by 11,732 to 6,927. Sen. Reed Buller.. d1d not seek reelection. but his ousin, Charles W. Rullen, won the soat fur the ReptibiieLine, agltintit R. Kieth 2thlard !2,196 to 3,927 and 1,1116 votes for Arthur M. Morin of tha AmPric9rt Pf,4rfy. ,,z.1 1 44 .,. ,?.4 te: - :' 'Ne, itr y Republican livestock rancher from Nephi, reelected in District 71, covering areas in Utah, Millard and Juab 'Th - i,.! '''.iik : r ' 4. .;,..,, - -- s' ''t,.... s 4 . M r. , ' ,,,, ,t, ',, 4f 0):::.:!: t :.." ).,kil , ..4'. -- , I 1:.,, :::::::P' ..., L..:';',-:',,i11:.:4- .. ,....tiii po',z ' I ,,,:ii.'-'s..- .... Mr. Bowen ,,::,:,,,,, ' .,:.. Mr. Sfiaman :31::,:':', 4'4111, "I"" t I "I'''arkftlirl!:74 if,,tra.,,:iizit ir" t:: ttt i.,,..,. t14,, :,N.2. 1 pz-.!- ,t; , ''',' dp it7i4i:,', 1 ' 1r71 :,,, r P-- 7ref -- ) I .!.:':tk.,::':4 ,"H,r it Ar, '' :A.- - 1... kli.;! :400'" .IN I ,!!; :1 I) P,Iv '- :4'''' :: $4,Ait :',!.::- ,,, ,, ,: I.1 i teglic"-- P , ," ,-..br , , , ,,,ito 'N.,i,..:,::,-.,,,- Mc. Black ,,,:, 1,, 0.,,w, Pr:FAO."."-fi'- t ,yr ,,., ,', ,:,'g ,i ." e:::.- A'''' ,,t1 Art6-1-- ,,,,i :,:: , A 4t ' .404 ' y,.A,...1 ' '1 ''' - 1 t:,i11,4 , , '4 4 l'.:, .. (rIOT","' t, .,.4.'..00:All'11, l:t, ' ''4,ii., 54 :,., N .1, ''':::: , : :c.f.. '4, :' AO, Mr. Snow ,, "i,,:::i,:;:ii ' ::::::,;)lt,-::,,:'- , i" !1.'. 1,,,, sr 7 ',,,';;,:!, '4 7::,,:,..e.,;:,.,,:::.::,..,::: ,:,,:, r ::.:;:::.; ''''!",i'',;:4. '. t...Ar ' :'''' :''''''''''' ),,,,,,,,: ft,, 4 Mr. Finlinson Mr. Bischoff Mr. Bunnell Mr. mm Ivan M. Matheson ran unopposed on the GOP Fred W. Finfinson, Lake and Sen. Karl N. ticket to replace Sen. Dixie Ikavitt, City, Snow. 11Utah, who WLIS unopposed. who dropped out when he tried for the governorship. All of the races involving reelection of the Democratic incumbents who were reelected incumbents produced comfortable margins for the Lake; Sen, include Sen. Wilford R. Black Jr k and the battie was the Moroni L. Jensen, Lake; Sen. Robert O. real (oily cliffhanger. Bowen, Fork; Sen. Darrell G. kenstnnn, and Sen. Omar B. unii1, Four other women in addition to Mrs. weie on the ballot for Senate seats. but all of them Republican incumbents wht, were reelected include Sen Doug. la.; R. Bischoff, were defeated by incumbent niales. Lake; Sen. D-S- D-S- "ers Farley-Brockban- :.;.'',. N, ::::?53.he., "r .......1 ,..y.l. ' , , I Glen L. Halterman received 610 votes to 480 for Joan L. Mortensen. In the Precinct Three school board race, F. Klien Rollo had 1,313 votes to 737 for Marsha Perkins. Gwyn R. Clark narrowly defeated Russell Ardeen Childs, 899 to in Precinct Four, 87;9. and Robert J. Overson, unopposed, received 714 votes in Precinct Five. I Clark, owner of Clark Helicopters in Cedar Va- I tr..;;;.! Ir.. cumbent Commissioner' G.D. McDonald in the primary. A California native, Clark is past president and founder of Grimshaw and Clark, Seaman spent 33 years Forest Service, and has had experience in natural resource planning and development. The Republican victories wean the party holds all three Iron County Commission seats. mm mm mm Board's men FARNIINGTON 1 :.: ..,:..;.,,V A ':Hgu :::,;:V.,:,,5..,,,:6,, I; .:.,::,4::: .:,.4:;,:r :Pf ,,.,:,,,,s '4A.,)''',: r i.:.::,.:1-- ,7: :''',..-1,t : :14:Fe wr-..- i'''''!0.'r'r.. 4te ':::' - m,iitilkoo,,,,vilven Ojk :'''.;,.V',4f-- :',:::$621 4L,,).,ii.:: .7 '.,'" Aii4 Mr. Jensen S :1---- , f Ait''''' faktr i minority, now :ti , L't- - ..',71,.:',-- I , ,, '''' Mr. Matheson ''''''' ,,,:,:.,,,:, '216(.4:1;;:!'t ,.,. (:::,r4:,,:,,:,,.,i; ...,..,., ., - ,,, ri,,.,,,,, ,,. , 1,..,.40.-:-,,-...- itow , ' .: - , 4 Mr. Bangerter ''''' - --4, - -; :,,. ie, ,,,,...,,.. ,, i, ,..?"41'..',i', :'.e.,',A4:2 ' :::''','ii7 :W in the n4,1:',siIitr.i:,y Mr. Kimball ''':-- . siTh L :!4:4.:,-;ite- -- ' 1:y.y.,,i. Inc. :::,:,, ', ,f;.,,:.. ,,,.?.' 4.7, '''' ,;.. , rt7,.4.4,.,,,:). AtAita...' .4, :.4 ' 4 :t;i1'''e';'( l':::::;':.:.'4''':47(il,i,: ': f PF.'.4;','!.;;; ,., 0 f0 ,,o, . , ,,... , ,:,, :,,,:t ,,, ,t,. Tr."4.-s-,14."7.7r:.:0,- ' D!A---,74.1- ..77771:!.A, 4' ::,::,,,.:,, ,, -,t- :,'Itli:,;',-,- A '. ,,,,.,:k ,a'I: ,.....,,...,,.. il14, .elpditl'r':'14L, t" orr,:, e',. .,. , ,nr:.:. llty, r .,;- Fi!' !i - ''.. Mr. Clark ar --, $li ,''''' ,k 14.. 1'A. t7itt . , 4.21t,,, L....-4' Mr. Bullen trrra'r,,,7,d".1611 t,..:,:,,:,:77,,,, r ,c,:r-fiv- ::, .:, '- w ?.!'..; I I- .171.f;:.....M:':.61544.,.... 1. Par Iron County School Board Precinct One. Cla) ton Frehtier beat WiPiam J. Reagan, 740 to 352. In Precinct Two. ': ,;,,":,, ,. . .,?.,.A.:::,i0:::':': , 4,245 ...,,:.,..'t :,:, S. Republican Rep. i "'''''.4 .,, covering In District 74, covering Iron and Kane counties, , votes to beat Ivan S. Robb, who has been a Union Pacific Railroad engineer and Paragonah Town Council member, trator, received Mr. Waddingham ,,:,,,, 73, Wayne. San Juan and Garfield counties. 4, for the two-yeseat. Robb had 2,217 votes. 41 itPi,,,,r'': i'!! :: District I Southern ',4 ':':, GOP Rep. Lloyd W. Frandsen, elected in 1974 as the youngest member of the House, was unop-- . posed for reelection in ! 1;Cf,',:4 Utah State College industrial arts teacher, in the race for the four-yea- r commission seat with 4,059 to 2,473 votes. Seaman, a retired U S. Forest Service adminis- ; ...:...f .:.:::H Washburn's district includes beaver, flute and Sevier counties. 33-y- 11 ,:kL7',..! :.,,,;:, .,,,, fc.,..,,;,,1 , '' Hi' , y,r;:otnr'"enie:40, ,,,,,,,,. ,.,, 7 rt P".H: Venice. 3,469 votes, and American Party candidate O. Woodrow Parson, Richfield, 574. :ik,,. 4r, Mrs. Fancy ,,,,,,,,-:,oi, ': - L. seats with sizable margins over their Democratic opponents. Clark, a Vietnam war veteran, heat Ross C. Hilton, a 10,,;,N ..,:e kt4', 4.i.,4 r4:,..1,,,,k,g'.7 Pace v, l'' r.:.:;. 110""trrill ,.,:,., :''.1 i : S- . ',i -- Garth. Jones, executive secretary of the Cedar City Chamber of CoraDistrict 72 balloting merce, was reelected to featured victory tor His third House term over Democratic incumbent two challengers. Jones received 5,660 votes to Rep. Dewain C. !Washburn, Monroe, 4,109 2,020 for Democrat Vivian little and 293 for votes, over two challengers Republican American Party candiThomas R. Christensen. date Bert G. Eastman. County Commission 6. 4 ti :4,17.7,.. 71.,!':i::' it A4,411.,;. ' rty1101,05':?4:i'lsr Ma 1E41 Mr. W esti:yarn Mr. Frandsen :, ..icker,':: ::::i:'.::, ,.,.,i,,:: ii4::':k71'i,:,11' l:':.::: ti: : .. ,:f 4114::4,...a. ..,:., , i,,,,,,,,,,.:,,..4,.,,. ,,,,:,,,..,.,...,:,, .e.:,,,:::.,,,,::,:,:: . 1:::, ,. ORI,T .....,,,. ,..,,,,,,,...:, .,,,,..........,.,., ,-..::- ,.,', Re- James publicans a 1,,,,,,::v r 4.1.!4.4 M. .b.lz.Nle!fen .4 .'.': ':' g' ki& bil ..,Y..::.:. : , ,,::::::?.,,k,41V.,,t4 ::. Clark and H. Grant Seaman have both won Iron not seek reelection. District 24 Incumbent Elgin Hokanson (D) won by seven votes over Dale Waters (R), District 26 Dix McMullin (R), 5,192; Alan Kapp (D), 3,015. Incumbent Elmo Turner (R) did not run. Arlo James (D), 4,060; Miriam District 27 Petterborg (R). 2,699 (16 of 18 districts reported). Incumbent Milly Bernard did not seek reelection. District 29 Incumbent Harold Newman (D), 3.061; Leslie K. Harper (R), 2,787. District 30 Incumbent Norman Bangerter (R), 3,438; George Gygi (D), 2.743; Dell J. Russell (L), 19. District 31 Incumbent Del Bucimer (D), 3,793; Ivan Woodbury (R), 2,203; Verle Solt (A). 353. District 32 Incumbent D. Leon Reese (D), 4.103; Don C. Harwood (R), 2,457. t.7,.:;.,,,...0-N- ,:,, :: '' .1; ,.; i5:,,?':.4', ,: Clark, Grant win Iron County seats Incumbent Georgia Peterson (R). District 22 4,729; Emily Hall (D), 2,891; Gerald Wise (L), 23. Merrill Harward (R). 5.406: Jan thstrict 23 Johnson (D), 3,361. Incumbent Peter Ellison (R) did 3,493-3,48- 44;.V:, :: ,',:::,'411:: V,' ,,, hir - E4 ,,,,,y orl. 4 :fr i,... ....: , ,,,,,,,,,- Running unopposed. Rep. Ray Nielsen, Democrat, won reelection to his third term from District 69, covering Sanpete 'County and part of Utah County: Nielsen is a rancher from Fairview. . f :,; ,..i,,:.!...: 1,11 Feeet,..-x- , T" counties, Rep. Glade Sowards, a Vernal petroleum distributor, won reelection to his fifth vote term in a 4,415-75- 3 over American Party candidate Thad Wilson. I !!il,! 1 4..4,, t ::: 4...,, s ,, ..:s,,,........,.,.... Daggett and Uintan M. Bruce Humberstone (R); 4,084; District 16 Richard Halterman (D), 3,069; Marjorie Chapman (L), 31. Incumbent Franklyn Mathpgon (TO did not !eek reelePtion District 17 Gary Brockbank (R), 4,399; J.D. Williams (D), 2,811; Robert Youngblood (A), 95 incumbent Lorin Pace (R), 4,368; District 18 Maxine Pap (D), 2,512; Meade Marsh (CC), U. District 19 Incumbent T. Quentin Cannon (It), 4,869; Nikki Zito (D), 3,125; Arlin Potter (A), Incumbent J. Easton Parratt (D), District 20 4,061; Jack Shapiro (R), 3,573. District 21 Incumbent Sherman D. Harmer Jr. (R), 3,339, Dalt Black (D), 3,131; Roben Schafer (A), 17-1- Mr. Buzianls TOOELE Two incumbent state represen- 1,397 15-1- ',,,i-,i-,,-,i Mr. Palmer Evans (R), District 7 Incunbent G. LaMont Richards (R), 4.856; Heidi Mock (D), 2,951; Bruce M. Douglass (L), ' 1::.............. ....- - Ar I ,rn,, ;A.)..r:!', ':".,:,..1,.,..- ' Ap5 ,,..k,&,),,,,e,i,,i' , -- .;i..., s' 1 I ; Mr. Sowards V Demos widen margin in Utah Senate k,,,,,,,,, ' : 3,196; E.W. (Bill) " r Os .;; ; ,H;'::: ':- Farley2iasets Brockbank 1 sil a,,,,,4k,..4-,--7-7-z- Incumbent Genevieve Atwood (R), District 1 defeated Ruger Evershed (D), 2,343; Libertarian James Schutz, 27, and Mark E. Anderson, , 51. Peoplcs rielt-i-cncc2 District Incumbent Stephen Holbrook (D), 4,538; Reed L. Reeve (R), 3,271. District 3 Jeff Fox (R), 3,243, defeated Wayne E. Carroll (R), 2,291. District 4 Incumbent Vee Carlisle (D), 2,675, over David O. Martin (R), 2,378. District 5 Incumbent Gerald Woodmansee (D), 3,527; Verda Mae Christensen (R), 2,644. District 6 Incumbent Edward D. Brown (D), 4,778, , -,Ir i.;:i :::: .,,::4N;i:,'::,.i,...::,.:::4.,7,.- ,,.,.,,,,,,,,., s.,. liTif , , - -- , . :11',.:,,ri:,',:::4A:;,;:,i Estr?"Iiiii.;,21.1;''5i'il .., , RA...t...:4NOv,'-:!:- ,,,,rze 5. ...4 .,,,:. ,..:.: !':.; f, . .,;,,4 - ---.. ,:: . - : ,, Roosevelt veterinarian, won reelection to his sixth House term io District 67 over Democratic challenger CIem Lab-ruRoosevelt, in a. 5 tally. The district includes Duchesne, part of Utah and Wasatch counties. In District 68, ..!overing '1 ,,APPROV.PORIP1. Mr. Rep. Danniel S. Dennis, a 1 -- , Republicans regained control of the Utah House of Representatives by a five-se- at margin, ousting Democrats in key contests in Salt Lake, Davis, Utah .... Mr. avkaiisoii J. u Pre ins Utah 'House' eUq di. 11.;' , " Amph,1 Amtb, trwRi-.- ..;n:.I. C, vt to.. giZat AM,. Mr. Stephens 14:1414' 0S.:44. 4.277-2,62- f LILL:1J Li James Mr. 'T '..,..,;:: ,;:::::..:,;.:::::::4 !ti,..:.: ; (- ....... I .,kg; ..... .. -- ,,..,:,1:,,..,o ,,, ..... Mr. harwarci ::.:;.4.41"1,"!:::.; ' .i....,..Wii; :VA teiNt: .1..'i.04 I, 1-- irt.. A ',,':,...:c,i'.4.,...,',,....''....::::: :.1::1'..:!.,..,..,ic Mrs. Peterson ..:,: 1 ': ,.. ,,..yit t 44 s.24,74iti...st':-;;.1- ,tr .i, e !,07.(v.;., 1 :fi;::i: ..... :. e: 41044-0- tttAtraIMMIZtgggf ?,:4E'S,,, ....'. , 4'' '' ' 'f:,:'-:- ',..71'!'''''''' - ,.S' ;;Fot P.,:r. ronwaskesti:lpionommom "";',&'., ,: itiOMV:,'". dr-4r lt-'",- :.....:.1, ', Mr. ''''':. 1; ,i;'.... ' 1 ,:, '''..- - .."."';';:7:'''' . 5.!1,3,,,;.,. ',.:!,:;y- , ', :,:ti;.,,,,.--;,4:,,,:;- ;itpt 'y I ',:;: , ,r,,ric.lvo04-,'6''' 11.,::'.4"';';'7',. 1 :::;.1t,i-,-- ,,:' 0,14,,,t-- .. ir' :. ttt'a,:,!,;;;;-:,...:ii,zi,i- ..:,:14 , ,:::, ..,:,...,.: clt Patty. Americ,in '. V-4- ,.....1 .., Stephens received 4,743 voles to 2,374 for Mrs. Larsen and 125 for Mrs. Stanger. District 66 covers portions of Davis, Morgan, Rich, Summit and Weber counties. Another GOP veteran, '''::,,,,::', ..4 14E4 , : , -d ....,4411:;;C::ifAiNg- - "nt 1 1 7. 1b1--7 l';'-'"4- Alb - Mr. Humberstone .doe'von.sR: tmatrr.l. , - :.,....4.:,:w.,." :.,;.s.:..;..:....,.....s.,..,0. ..1.-.- xti,.; ..ic mr.Ttylor. rt. 1,:,.,.. :'...ii:Z.... , ' 't, , , N,,,,,4,6--rr ,,:,::4-- ,,,,. k:':.;"'',' :,': , .e, r multi-count- Ici;7:. ::1:,0.,;.:;.:,'' t. ' PI : .t,v.,:1,,,,,...,., :;::,::::, i, ,,, ..,,,,,,sii: ,,r- ..t,g8,,'"'"',E.'ii':', .:.,....-- v-,:-r.,.- '' ,,:i, ,..0- ' Mr. Cannon - Mr. livhigston Mr. Christiansen I. v.,-- r; -z z...i--- reelection to the Utah House of Representay tives in all nine districts in Tuesday's balloting. In Legislative District tLlic:.1r. 66, veteran Rep. Edison J, Stephens, a Heneter rancher, defeated Democrat Gwendolyn Larsen, Coalville, and Virginia R. Stanger, ::,,,,pt, 414'sk.':1 , ti: ; 1,,'";.:i 43 ?...4, i,401,-re- .: ir won Incumbents ......,, :::. 1:'';'.;::'-::":- TO ... :.0 , . flt,,,:-,1::,- : .. :: - Ft .7:r0-- kri 4,..,r, it- ,.. '' 4, 'i.,,,,..0-,- :.:!1;0.3:4 Atatoodmit- ..1-:':- ii;orta Mr. McMullin L---1 4 ,4-:,,- ,dr.,84,, 11131' , 17..'7'q lit:.:.z.::.,:,:,i44.,;,,;.7ra .:.:::,'".,,.71gr.::;:4,1 .,;;:::!!!!'".oi,?::1, ?Agiv, AA- -- 1 ,....;,rt..,,, I 4 - 1; -- :::v - v : t...:i.:::::1 I. IN::. 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',.:.:V k .',- A;,.,;':' :' Mr. Bennett k,,,,,I.;,,,i.e..N,':,- I li', ',0' I 4ri, ':',4 1- 1,i.,;Ilit !- 1.:::,. ,:.t. let, ,.....:,:;,,,..,., 1,F,A,..,,,,,,,,!,:..rs.!, reelect I.,. r 9 to House 1 :;',1 - ',.;.:'.i,t- 4 S,:' - ,x,..' :,1'. till, Ver;i14 - '':'.7.,:..... 4,:,..; - ,I-i,:,::1,-,.; .:: ,, rvtr.4,..,,m,-,vi.,,..- vh, . ,e. :,4 - ,:..:,,'...- ;!,:,,,,:?';;'"- ., ,13 ' - ,, k, ,,,,,i,: .4. ,L,,,,1',:- :- ,p,,,,.,-- ;9.;. 1, ''',,,..1.'".;.:-:1'1,-- , .. '7 ':... Mr. Harrison ' 'rr ...", ,:;,". ...,.:7- - '. ''.'?t1 ,s It .., - A.:',...1,. , g 01 ,..,.seknat0.0,001-- !:.: 0,1 F',:!..',!..t.,,.., 7,,,,... ,,, 1.001111'111""14111111df? ...:!::k -- i.:tk, .., Mr. W'hitesitipg e.,,,,'1 .. 4 -4" 1 - 4A. f :c.,4, .: , 'el . , ..444.. ...,.., I .,,.. '- A LeN,...1 - ,,eq:,-,-- :, 1:k...:', - Mr. Brown ;. .;,':,1'::.!;;;7.,',..:.t..'-,Trz:',-:- ;;:s,, , ,' N., :,e,". - .. :,. - ..z.,..,,.$:,&,..:-.:'..... ' tol''T4:.1... .... ;:,..ek Mr. Brockballik .. 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I ,,.,:i,,kt 'milt. -qi4p.1 '(,,,tgfi, 1. c'w ikg40--11 ,::::::,Fpli. .:,..,,,,rglihill,-- ,.:'::,44v.....N.,44'1,t7li ;,;:1,,,,,,A,' ,iwik. ' -, :- 4 74,,,,,,,, ,s,,i,,gy.,,:i,i,. ,: .:,,, ;.:,,,,,,,,,fr,-,...,,,.....:::::.,-,.,..... ."440,13041!Atetd :. f.FW' rr:zrrJ,,,'"v i rl....,..,:......,:-.71,44.:.,..:.,- t1 '...E.40,4,: t , ly .71, t:4.'...... Amouton wow ,I.,,i ' 3, 1976 DESERET NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Male domination of the Davis Board of Education will end abruptiy Jan. 1. In Tuesday's election the women not only ended the previous Omni makeup of the education btidy, they became the majority members. Elec. t ed to the board Tuesday were Mrs. Theo italasano, Precinct 1; Mrs. Sheryl L. Alien, Precinct 2, and Mrs. Lucile Reading, Preeinct 3. When they take office Jan. I, the remaining male inciunbents, Morris Ilan Sf.'n and Lynn W. Burton, will become the minority inembers. may he the first time in history that se hot it hoard has had a y id Alliwn |
