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Show .. , - - ' ' ' ' - - r q' , , - - , , ; - , new laLes rni'W Fifu I Voters elected seven new members and four incumbents to Salt Lake County's four boards of education in Tuesday's balloting. aere's how the voting tallied ha each of the four districts: SALT LAKE CITY With 34 of 35 districts reporting, Precinct One Charles T. Duggar, incumbent, 4,876, Chris Segura, v4 r:1::,:,. ,i.:::. ,i?' Ar 1 A rii om, ::: ,:, 4 :i d, ,,,: 4 V2:,:k Mr. Daggar t, ' - t :' :P A 1 .'4fte.sf:: .'.'''. 4,:, gNit , ,:t i'.- ., , 1, ' .. ::.$. 1 4' V" :::.. ,i ' L., ,:i:,' 4t.,,.4:: 4,i:,.,,, 71127000.." 6 CACHE CARBON N & I 1 .3,& 41 '4 c. ,A'tca- "N.,. Nillt7'.. Vej: EMERY IRON JUAEI ' n. an. RICm LAKE ,SALT GOP DEMO 'DEMO MARRiOTT HOWE McCARTY 23 21 20,334 1.304 450 247 70 4 9 OF 9 10(1,00 11182 561 14 13 7 OF 7 1048 4.262 982 29336 18 28 81 27 12 OF 12 1.241 11,224 29 1 9 OF 9 10069 10 19 406 19340 983 to 19 OF 100,00 100,09 100,00 100,00 100,00 100,00 109.00 100.00 19 OF 66 29 6 262 9 1 1 1 9 , ' OF 608 9950 117.811 16 100.00 11941 3.701 3.561 2.013 SANPtIE ly 26 OF 26 1CO300 SEv 1ER 19 OF 19 11,924 6,956 108 231 290 113,478 1.112 2.367 977 1,320 1.267 16 d 986 14015 )i 4 8.314 4.640 CACHE 54 23 OF 54 23 7,724 12'453 4" 769 Inn.pn 10000 10000 ob,464 9.428 6,601 595 14.865 36 228 27 74176 54,86. 184 5 2 .522 11953 16 : 98 1.275 DucHtsNI: 1,092 537 69 4223 1,959 245 IRON 28 0357 990 913 40 429 1,215 31 119 187 , 18 .6 677 19,221 90,186. 1617 OF 1620 99.81' 2E17.600 239.623 4.630 2034 106.009 147.255 5,400 142,638 103,295 20,506 53.75 44.79 0.90 0.54 40.98 56.92 2.08 53.53 38.76 76 9 24'115 143 1,358 19 11 125 22 3399n; 19148 10283 11769 37 85 2 OF . Districts Per Cent Reported 6 OF 80AELDER 52 OF CACHE 54 OF CARBON 23 OF 2 OF 114 OF B OF 10 OF 9 OF 7 OF 28 OF JQA8 12 OF 4ANE 9 OF 19 OF MoRGAN 6 OF P1VTE 5 OF 5 OF JUAN bLV1ER SQMM1T 605 OF 16 OF 26 OF 19 OF 21 OF 700E11 34 OF w1NTAH 24 OF QTAH wASA7cH 4A5NNGTO4 TOTAL PERcENT 100,00 100.00 100,00 23 100.00 2 100,00 114 100.00 100,00 100,00 100.00 9 7 100,00 100.00 28 12 100,00 9 100.00 19 100.00 6 100,00 5 100,00 5 100.00 608 99,50 16 100,00 100.00 26 19 100.00 21 100.00 34 100.00 ?4 100.00 6 52 238 OF 238 10 OF 10 al OF 31 OF 4AyNE ESER 1,744 14065 341 14049 45 288 33 407 392 7 2 133,309 19652 1,561 16424 12 1.867 33 3'797 1.111 2.196 3045 2031 10533 OF .1(, 6 OF 6 5,944 1.777 151 579 297 25 765 100,00 100.00 P1U7S 5 OF 5 RICH 5 OF 5 605 OF 608 99,50 lb OF 16 26 19 100900 100,00 100.00 100.00 SALT LAKL JuAN 98920 1082 10000 509 36 57 19 19992 61 70 4'214 44870 2,181 29,653 210 50 234218 436 27 225 6 64 10780 14286 5,869 24120 4 539 363 3,246 105 507 329 24,545 334473 245.368 277.875 79138 3076 45,95 52.04 1,33 0,66 0000 1457 1002 NASHNETON 31 OF 31 100.00 10C.00 100.00 41954 3,229 430 391 241582 99.81 TOTAL 1617 Of 1620 PERCENT OF VOTE 19239., - 14649 41185 45.340 10 7 14777 5099 238 217 1024776 1629 OF OF 300 486 125.615.. 39400 3e113 39,279 OF 7 OF 967 250 :...1,147. 385 2,755 - los7 2$461 , 13 2003 10 217 33 . 29763 238 4AYNE 119,2 3,204 OASATCH OF , 63 172 100.00 100.00 U1N7Am 0EBER 852 100.00 100,00 224,259 21192C-- 43600, 564'99 768 OF CANDIDATE County AN 2.,040 19 , VTAN il7 OF 21 ,1617 OF 16;',.0 100,00 100.00 100,00 100.00 100,00 99.81 .1 GENERAL GOP DFM0 GOP HANSEN ATHAY JENSEN 1.039 8.964 971 979 4043 15.327 6,578 2,605 61023 8,266 14,982 2,493 DEMO SWAN GOP DEMO DARGER BAKER 6089 51985 11,874 1,175 6,258 9,705 6,484 164 DAGGETT OLICHESNE ' 208 25 185 146 30051 15,626 1,267 289650 24446 17'106 1,345 Z29146 21112 1.739 1.166 1,63 1089 1,625 1470 1286 23,729 1,641 2,188 504 4150 1,081 5o2 1,042 19428 41712 19876 29069 30358 1.352 1.077 1.102 1.593 4,434 1.403 493 995 1,155 2,415 1,379 359 14043 370 930 461 1,237 2.458 1,326 763 213 304 14233 389 472 1,673 1'173 127,070 102,881 1004 11091 8,929 8,703 2061 2061 2094 1059 421 504 21164 4.362 41082 46.537 1.887 6,000 1.648 1,440 4,596 Reported ' 810 60413 119919 1,011 4,452 1'060 111042 6 OF 6 100,00 dOxELDER 52 OF 52 10000 (ACNE 54 OF 28 OF 54 2 OF 2 bEAvER IRON 28 007 2t3 J4.1A8 12 OF 12 100.00 100,00 100.00 100,00 100.00 100,00 100.00 100,00 100,00 100,00 1.00,00 LARbON 114 OF 114 8 10 OF 10 GARFIELD 9 OF 9 GRAND 7 OF 7 EMERY 1,6156 19813 aLJMMIi 5629 1002 2993B 31432 .5012 1'938 22,147 1,277 37,694 1,435 5,207 29005 1088 3.433 3054 14417 219936 45,1256 1,172 1065 2026 25103 '349 464 411 SEVIER OF TOLE 3k or ANTAH 24 OF 24 WIAH 23q OF 238 bNASATCH '10 OF 31 OF 592 308 51755 524 3:,474 76,355 30430 261873 '0,4499 36:406 CLIFF. 217 311,517 210,773 300024 213,102 Z47t436 264,847 TOTA1 1617 44:05 511.54 41.45 48420 51.6 ' 2,607 rtASHNOTON 9r9CENT OF 1,108 2.880 818 535 39595 944 600 .2,005 1073 ?le 456 161 324 349 221 585 46,838 176,769 1,418 4,195 1,480 426 349 766 1058 3,2U3 2048 2,5(1 Z4594 :,236 1,718 ?..795 4004 1,350 4.327 2,706 30,505 1,298 3,646 147!! 4,405 2.600 34,377 1,782 1,142 17,646 3,080 45,347 1,972 2086 21009 10 11781 19221 31 10000 4,823 2,844 38,838 1,676 4,425 4,126 2,334 32,879 1,296 4,098 664 631 3,71i ?08t, 628 1091 ;,507 2,1te 396 195 6,695 3,765 47,733 2,291 543 622 517 337 ,016 315 169667 418 26,sAA 3007.1 2039 27,551 13,,s17 352'217 144975 267,104 z49,50i 0.qi0 25t4e13; 112,7341 :t1Zg!..44 7C,R441, 2g,ISi 51.70 48.29 48,69 51.30 22,41 7151 100,00 500 OF 217 100,0 OF 1620 99,0 voTr 1,5913 875 687 3'554 1,266 1,150 100.00 100.00 100.00 100,00 34 1,630 1,379 2,833 29439 2,155 1,254 7 7 OF owAYNE I677 1,861 100,0C 19 3057 819 1,765 4,142 1,251 562 919 2,2:40 854 1,333 1,261 19 19690 11464 839 16306 914 35,913 2,802 2,682 1,205 2,081 4,904 1,596 1,015 2,829 1,571 1056 3,756 26 SANPETE 845 '4,382 932 674 323 563 10558 763 21127 11878 112084 1,384 3,011 OF 2,721 2.188 23,970 22,838 110,749 1,036 2,453 OF 311124 21,263 1,757 1,448 11,150 1,385 1,349 111,667 1,395 2,032 26 2,223 605 4UAN 22,148 1,626 28,985 2,250 1,995 56,570 1,075 2,269 16 SAI4 5AL1 237 167,644 1,391 3,230 3,191 602 1091 75 364 16 OF 117026 19614 176 100,00 99,50 100,00 100,00 100.00 OF 101,589 131 187 275 RICH 11110 130 133 223 ii;;Ci3O0 5 100,632 2,952 4,025 1,489 7,123 10,052 3,460 367 5 5 OF 14828 30784 5,497 10,047 3,313 1,525 9,705 17,277 5,488 403 1189076 19070 5 OF 124,919 175 327 31ts 116'4. LAKE 4,315 5,495 2,191 714 1,122 7,171 11,094 3,570 1,143 6,240 11,682 3,493 407 100,00 100.00 294 375 770 AGAINST 948 276 342 6 397 733 FOR ;1i! BUDGETARY CEII ING FOR AGAINST 901 6 OF 235 300 1.110 8,334 13,229 4,932 RECALL 1,155 mORGAN -- FLUORIDATION FOR AGAINST 774 9 19 851 INITIATIVE PROPOSALS 1,452 9 OF MILLARD CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT FOR AGAINST 19238 799 29076 19 OF KANE , 3076 23 8 OF ,),:kvi$ 29069 898 24059 Per Cent Districts County olat - STATE TREASURER 171 k. , STATE AUDITOR ATTORNEY 54.644 Cr vOIr of Utah Statewide maces Tzfill neiu WOWETE 510 177 2,494 34,349 241974 5 I LAKE 4.747 3,734. DISTRICTb REPORTED s5ALT 1,263 19054 34 24 37,909 RiCH 6 21 19,629 MILARD 19 41 OF 31,941 IRON 22 663 34 24 217 c;RANo 1082 789 21 7,)3 4AHF1ELD 11129 TOOELE 221 EMERY 100.00, 9 SUMMIT 15 OUCHESNE 12 9 OF 61 407 DA05 12 OF 4ANE 2,193 304 OAOUTT jvA13 ..24127 14194 386 OF 261336 dEAVER 14065 4.278 OF 217 N 11586 26 19 OF OITE-I- 9 III 26 2,212 vOTE 23 3,859 SANpETE 32 5:17 19851 SEVjER 28 " il .3x 1.903 1.095 29768 94 53 1'645 100.00 100,00 298 43 2,180 14426 7 3004 625 OF 06 26775 5069 PERCENT luouu 2.435 ,1026 1S0,00 100.00 , 67 2070;4 7 TOTAL 1048 10 OF AESER 10000 10 10000 AAYNE 10 12 28,843 28 SAN 31 45,476 1,755 24 OF 137 825 10485 41137 124 39 31 OF JTAH 24 OF 1,1874 11407 olASHNGT014 24 238 22,385 1,934 1,980 10 JINTAH 1,638 5,445 311660 23,554 100.00 168 17,584 OF MORQAN 430 10000 8 172 OF miLIARD- 45 164 - 2'626 564 9 DP ELD GRAND 238 34 GARF 29 OF 21 34 OF 10 OF 111976 100,00 2 OF 8 OF EMERY 10 OF 21 OF TOOELE 215 114 DAviS 105 OF 2. OF DAGGETT fiA5ATCH SUMMIT 10826 .bEAvER cARoON 120986 33 DUNCAN 760 2.519 . DEMO GOP mONSON 100.00 1.262 291 CIC BATES b 1,348 834 KATHESON ROmNEY 3.?. 1 3 AMP BROWN DEMO GOP Per Cent 4.! IT. GOVERNOR 6 OF 100.00 100.00 100,00 100,00 100.00 100.00 - ie T. 52 Cc s 11281 . , N ''', , d Reported 53 4 27.138 2.091 2,532 18.126 1;709 8 5 11501:0 9.660 1.493 3 42 605 ,AJAN 123 s, ' k ) Districts County 77 988 954 412Jt. 37)3 361 ,..- t.'CxELEP. 3 7 Z.015 OF SAN AMP 19564 5 OF ,' ,1 ,,-- GOVERNOR GERLACH 10153. 393 322 i, 4.,Ai d District DEMO 100,00 4;" 2ND McKAY 10 6 A 1..: ktextsENIAlIVE 10 OF OF ' '''k 114. -- , - 's''' (et .;:li'l 1 ,4 ... Tally of Utah 'Statewide Races GOP 163 : PILITE ,?',St: rible.N1;, .., L., ballot. FERGUSON 2,641 ,k, ' ,. i The election left five women in the HQUSe and one in the Senate. A record 37 women, including third party candidates, had been on the general election LIB 188 6 OF g La.,1 an. Dikt Pa TROTTFR 100,00- Al i Mr. Itivwn Ahlberg AMP 21794 mORGAN.- - I , .47A' BATCHELOR 23 MILLARD '170147491; i Lij Mr. ; "' Two women legislators Democratic Reps. lost to male Rebecca Nalder and Beth Jarman Republicans in Davis County Districts 53 and 55. Rep. Mi Ily 0, Bernard, former Democratic majority leatler, retired to take a Public Servicz 77 n. Commission posl, add hti SENATE OF , t 4 , Frances Farley, a Democrat, became the only woman to hold a Senate seat in her upset victory over incumbent Repuolican W. Hughes Brockbank in Senate District 1. County-by-Coun- ty 23 KANE .,t was already occupied by a woman, Rep. Mary Lorraine Johnson D), whto lost her bid for reelection at the convention level. h, 14,602 28 "ow Women gained one seat in the Utah Senate, but lost three seats in the Utah House of Representatives in Tuesday's voting. a DemoAnother women, Wyllis Dorman-LigWOn election in District 9. However. that seat 100.00 100.00 100.00 4RAND I ..,c, Mr. Klotovich crat, 94 IUD ciARF ',tt. ..', $:. .1.,..- MOSS 2,616 , ...i , ei DEMO 2Z,I213 1 it ,4.1 t , tocotr Z. AAA :' g''' , 1.. t ss,';' fi, ilt, B. Lila :;-- r: . ' , ..,...s1:,-'- :1 11$..4- - , Iljorklund. District One V,: t.,,,S.' s ,,,., 7 , ..'.'''''"'.('' '?,i'.:, , ' (Salt Lake City). A. 'NAM,' '' ?s,A,, ,:: I l'itkls ,t, Nit11,71 s.:4 Glenn Christensen, D is- k Nr.42, trict Two (Granite School ... , Nt , . At,,,,. kt., ,..,, District); Sheldon S. Allred, District Six , 44 i.iontileastern Utah). and Mrs' Bi6rklund Mr. Christensen Dr. Monson L. DisGarrett. Stephen ' . ' t131;11t5S.,Itifl t rict Seven (southwestern '. ei,4,,.. ,- ..,,..,.....,. :' , i,::,:, Utah), all were returned tis,,, 1,,' 1 to Witt( for lour more " a 4146, 1,6 L iiirtrr,tta years. 414041 N..A.4 .:;;''.9,V :,:lt.;41 'S',f ; P 0 , 4 . In District Four (north- ,. tail ''''' iiAMOtt.,:ist, liat.ii ern Utah!, Dr: Jay A. 444mogi PIPe ,', ' , 4: olook4 '.:51, Monson defeated incum- - V , .:, :.,,,1 bent Dr, John L. Owen, f'f 4v ..' :.:1 both of Utah State UM.A , r :iu,,z,. ., : , 1 versify, 19,535 to 23,367. ' 7V.t, .401, itti t hi District Five (Davis Dr. Be !nap Mr. Allred Mr, Garrett County), where appointed incumbent John lied 21,019 to Wright's ceived 35,649 votes to P. Redd was not seeking 32,200 for Dallas A. election. Dr. W. Dean 29,195. Greener of Gunnison. The lo District race Bountiful Minim. pediatThere will be an addiTwo was even closer, rician. Byron with Christensen taking a tional change on the R. Rampton 25,879 to State Board ol Educhtion slim early lead over chal13.074. as a result of the election, AnC. Richard lenger In District One 7.Irs. drus. With all of 240 Richard D. Anderson, lijorklund and forme' districts in, it was Christcureptly Vie(' ChairtMill board chairman. W. ensen, 38.086; Andrus, of the board, was elected Robert Wright (who gave 311,907. to the Jordan Board of,.;,. up membership on the Education and will have:c7,,,,3' In District Six, Allred, to board when he moved resign his state board '30.4 from Bountiful to Salt from more populous CarThat means that position. Lake Cit were in a close bon County, after Jan 1 loyal hrtnrd S. Mrs. Irene Hoyt, members from Jorden Thorldund race, Mr took an early narrow Kamas, 18.0i4 to 13,613, and Murray school dislead and maintained it with all 178 districts tricts will name a new 4 throughout the count. In counted. member to serve the la$ In District Seven, Garw o years of Anderson's:1-virtually complete re1 O. turns Mrs. Bjorklund tat rett, of Cedar City. re term. , - , AO, Mr. Anderson IWO, 146,, GOP 10040 olfil: . Incumbents , Mr. Black HATCH 100,00 , . -- xr,,F Board of Education in L'a. A Tuesday night's voting. ti ';',1 In the House, four incumbents gained reelection Reps. Genevieve Atwoeti (R), Diptrict 1; Vcc Carlisle (Di. District 4 Georgia B. Peterson (R), District 22, and Beverly J. White (D), District 64. 52 114 :,,,:,,:,..:. ' '4 ..v,rg.r',"svt,Mrf,!ot,..,.j elected to the State .:: ,...,6,v, '1,.::i:N',,,r . , MVPIPPIVIAMPOZIONMIt40 idould,40 two new members were 04s Women win ona and lose 3 OF OF 4, :';:",:'.0;:;''U:. ' I ,:;:1," 1:1'4 Vr''''''. Mr. Bradihaw 52 8 OF ,: ',, Z,3's:P'""""-1"1''07- , '?;11 ..,,.,,,Ti: 54 114 DAVIS '' .s, .,:::',..,::!:,,, ,,,., ;.,, 'r.ik. N, V ,,2!T -- ill 1.060 5.515 7.738 5.849 DacHESNE t .,,, ' - 0 44 '',','::',:,.'-:,,,r- 'u. Mrs. Curtis 1 :1 -," , avotwor41,,,proel' M. 984 ,:, :,,, Four incumbents and -- ,.4....f..... ''' ,r !. I 10000 - ',..e tiv-' iittooltklbiskiiia- Mrs, Kump rIOVIIMOSIIIIROMWmtvrg I KTIP3111;71, t-- -- , 6 2 , :.,4,.- -j ' ', f); 1 . OF 2 OF :?. , Itl,s.: , 6 OF DAGGETT ', t, f tiiiipba . i ST DISTRICT tiOxELDER piglet xr,, At., ' ' 3,, ii,: - '''ovot ,..,,7k , U.S. bEAvER a.- 000.. , ''.:,,,,V.' '," .4 ,141,. ,.4, sia ','L, ';;$. Here's Per Cent ti 7!'' :'. s i '',,::',.f. ., 7: ,,,'t:' 71 r11.11010111061911811171 1. Districts :41 .,, '::::: , , k Mr. Evans v Complete, J. Dale Ahlberg, Rer;orted t , ,:: l..::;:::::, 51,141, ' . : - rENSIMIltelligrAWINPVIDI Precinet Five Complete Georgc I. Brown, 1.158; Milton Q. Beck, 909. The election will not substantially change the makeup of either the Salt Lake City or Murray boards of education, but it will put two new menthol's on the Jordan Board and three new members a majority on the Granite board. The vote will alter the Granite board in another way. With Mrs. Ctirtis' election, the board will have its second woman member in its long history. Mrs. Beth Summerhays, who was elected to the board in 1962 and served two terms as president. is the only previous woman member. Mrs. Curtis' election may be significant from another viewpoint. Her opponent. Connie Birldnshow, was strongly supported by the Granite Education Association. County ,i, ' 0,, ...:' sl ' I- Aor''''., 4. "i'"O'i .: :4-, - - ,,,,;::- ri...111:'....4',4;:. ;:'.'''' .!: '.:' ' .:''' ; .,i,,,,;-,- 1976, At 4 incumbents reelected to State School Board amp imia-w- o t',',7:,.. 1.T.:4,t' '' L i :,,.. , ...y,:!. I--2 t .714'S, FA t. t if .1 ,2 t k. Ak 7 A: .:'''',4 , Mr. Carman :'' l. .s..!! 7'.:: ":.': ',Z 1 0: :,, :i:s r.71 : 1 ,I 4. 1.','-ii7P:::- tri?!..,i ,..:: ' 4;,.. , , Alt gill Nip irow Vtlik ' :,''.:,'.r.i.14', .::, ': & ,, . Lks. 4, ',., ;,,,,, ',.: 10 '' k ;:':kq,. ri'l 5.::i?Z..:!:.,:: itv, , ,.,,,;.::, ,:: ,, ). , lk Etnat,, oze;tv, , elf 111, El 4:ii, :V.:14" r "NI tt DAtcoth 12 iticfP"',,,s,, V:'21.1 V;.1' .,;,',: :, ' 0-- :$!:f:14!ki':: '' ': :Ar.; 4v ,,,,, ,,, b,; MURRAY DISTRICT - ,,..,'i :',P' ,,:::::,i,:,:... ::..S::,::.'i....kr..:, ,e.. - - ir t:.,,i,;7 1 , ,,i,;,e-- t i 5: ::: ,., f'47,tri ':.,'i , 4, PA77::Li J. ..,..-'- - . 7 '',. Ife:yr.4,d6. 1,612. ircurebert, . ', ' 'r.i.:; - - '''' N0 '' '::, f.... 4. 'tei tt-i-a ,;,;,,;,:r, 7,17,17nrPc..41 6;: :.:,', .,..,,,. ',The', to Ak ,:;, :,:, .,. pL Precinct Three Complete returns, Richard E. Carman, incumbent, 5,009; Nathan Smith, 2.91G. Precinc: Five Complete returns, Wayne C. Evans, incumbent, 5,488; Patricia A. Huck, 3,045. Precinct Seven Complete returns. Carolyn Kump, 5 73, nr. Dotelas F. Bates, 3.711 GRANITE DISTRICT One Precinct Complete, Dawn R. Curtis, 8,337; ; Connie Birkinshaw, 7,815. Precinct Two Complete returns Richr1 Fvyn Black, 6,514; Grant H. Linford, incumbent, 5,603. Precinct Three Complete, J. Larry Bradshaw, 9,056; Dean L. Gustayson, 7,789. JIR.DAN DISTRICT Precinct Four Complete returns. Richard D. Anderson, 5,059; O. Clayton Fairbourn, incumbent, Precinct One ;, ' .; 3.387. Precinct Five With 22 of 24 distriets, Mk Klotovich, 4,019; :Joseph A. Workman, 3,660. It nag rt et."1 Ce4 talf DESERET NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 41, 0)57 r |
