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Show Wednesday, November 4, 1981. THE HERALD, Provo, Utah—Page 15 Utah Voting Utah Municipal Election Results jeanne W Salt Lake City Burton Davis 236 Bob Trepanier 19 Gene Carlson 24a 9 Four Incumbents Win in S.L. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Four incumbent Salt Lake City Council members ran for reelection Tuesday and all won easily City clerks said turnout was light for the municipal election, with only about 20 percentof the registered voters turning out to cast ballots in the four districts featuring elections. One candidate, Edward Parker, ran unopposed in District 7 But in District 1, Ronald Whitehead easily defeated jorie Baker, taking 62 percent of the vole. In Ogden’s at-large City Council race, incumbent Rosanne Peery King won re-election and Clifford Goff edged out Robert Boer for the second at-large seat. The two were elected from a groupof four. King got about 32.4 percent of the vote, followed by Goff who had 27 percent. DeBoer trailed with 26.4 percent. In Council Ward 1, David Haun took a 109-vote victory over Robert Foxley. The Council Ward 2 race went to incumbent Dorman Baird who got 56 percentof the vote. Council Ward 3 incumbent Robert Higginson defeated Dennis Rusch. Higginson got 67 percentof the vote. In Council Ward 4 incumbent Robert Madsen swamped challenger Carl Hancock, getting about 82 percent of the vote. Challenger Elected in Sandy SANDY,Utah (UPI) — Incum- bent Sandy Mayor Paul Thompson failed in his bid for reelection Tuesday,losing to challenger Larry Smith by more than a thousand votes. Smithfot 58.6 percent of the ote, while Thompson had 41.4 percent. Thompsonattributed his defeat to ‘‘reaction against incumbents.'’ He said Sandy citizens blamed him for problems the city has experienced with growth. In theracefor the at-large seat on the Sandy City Council, John Winder defeated Martha Gorton. Ralph Tolman defeated James Mecham for the District 1 council seat and Steve Newton won the District 3 seat over Mike Just. Seven new members were elected to the Alta Recreation District Board. They were Ronda R. Callister, Mike Shea, Steve Newton, Dick Bradford, Terry M. Hansen, Bryant F. Anderson and Mike Eisenberg Logan Write-In Victorious LOGAN,Utah (UPI) — Write in candidate Newel Daines won the Logan mayoral race Tuesday, defeating primary election winners Desmond Anderson and Claude Burtenshaw. Daines, who characterizes himself as a conservative Republican, said he decided to run the write-in campaign because two Democrats won the primaryelection in October. Daines got 46 percent of the vote, while Anderson got 34 percent and Burtenshaw had 20 per- cent. Burtenshaw has served six years on the Logan Municipal Council. In the Logan Municipal Council race, incumbent Ann Skanchy, chairman of the group, took 39 percentof the vote. Formerstate legislator Norm Wahlstrom won the second seat with 24.3 percent of the vote. Finishing third and fourth in the council election were Linda Wagner, with 24 percent, and Far] Miller with 13 percent. Maloney Wins in West Valley WEST VALLinY CITY, Utah (UPI) — Gerald Maloney, claimed Mayor Henry Price's write-in campaign helped split the vote, as he won Tuesday's election to chief executive of West Valley City with only 43 percent of the total ballots. Maloney edged City Commissioner Jerry Wagstaff by about 6 percent of the vote, while Price finished a distant third. Maloney received 3,913 votes to 3,329 for Wagstaff and 1,941 for Price. WestValley votersalso elected six members to a new city council, replacing the commission form of government. Maloney will have the seventh seat on the council. The at-large councilmen will be Brent Anderson and Larry Bunkall, while Mike Embley was elected from District One, Jay Jackson from District 2, Quetin Winder from District 3, and Claude Jones from District 4. Levitt Re-Elected Alta Mayor ALTA, Utah (UPI) — Mayor Bill Levitt easily won re-election to a fourth term as chief executive of the state’s oldest ski resort community, outpolling John D. Cahill by a more than 2-1 margin Tuesday. Levitt, who is chairmanof the Salt Lake County Council of Mayorsand is the ownerof the Alta Lodge, had 111 votes to 51 for Cahill Voters also elected lodge owner Al Kapp and Alta Ski patrol head Doug Christenson to the city council. City employee Carl Sheppard wasthird in the race’ for the two council seats P.C. Mayor Rallies to Win PARKCITY, Utah (UPI) — Incumbent Park City Mayor Jack Green trailed as early results camein from the older sections of the resort town Tuesday, but he finished strong to win re- election. Green, a long-tirne Park City resident and postmaster for 30 years defeated Ted Larremore 641-439 to win his second term in office ai 7S lem STEAM — ONE DAY SERVICE @ RESIDENTIAL @ FURNITURE MOVING © DEODORIZER @ BRIGHTENERS © 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE © COMMERCIAL SPECIAL RATES “We have cleaned over 40,000 homes.” Any 2 Rooms $16 Additional 3rd Room — $8.00 NO SIZE LIMIT — OFFER GOOD THRU NOV.14, 1981 YARD) 224-1445 Cedar City ir 7 St. George Mayor Karl Brooks 2.215 6 City Council Ward One David Haun 1.163 Robert Foxley Ward DormanBaird (1) 1.458 RogerGrant 1.130 Ward 3 Robert Higginson(1) 1,654 Dennis Rusch 813 Ward 4 Robert Madsen (1) 3,080 Carl Hancock — 64 Provo Mayor James Ferguson (1) — 6,499 WayneHillier —3 City Counc District One Merrill Martin — 1.054 Dennis Weir — 712 District 2 Keith Roos — 2,138 John Olsen — 1,593 District 3 Fillmore Mayor Logan Mayor NewelDaines 3,171 Desmond Anderson 2,300 Claude Burtenshaw 1,388 NormWahistrom 3,188 Linda Wagner 3,127 Farl Miller — 1,701 718 KenHisatake 524 City Couneit (2 elected Todd Andersen 775 Herbert Chamberlain 623 David Perry 550 RaymondSpencer Dallin Nielsen Sr. Terry Scottorn Bertis Frampton Roy Tomkinson 282 271 251 $00 Brigham City layor Peter Knudson 2.439 Terry Heaps 241 Keith Hooper — 204 Dwayne Meacham— Theressa Frandsen 1.546 Lamond Williams 1.505 936 “ Bounttte Murray Mayor LaRell Muir (1) 3.398 Clark Cushing 8 294 District 2 Greg Brown 550 Betty Crosman 354 District 3 Kaysville Mayor Gerald Purdy Bill Adams { 2 Vernal Mayor Samuel Snyder 718 Bart Fitzgerald 488 District 4 ina Kirkham— 733 Cal Nelson 472 District 5 Jack DeMann 811 Jack Seitz LeGrande Black 638 City Couneil Leonard Heeney 865 152 a ut a -ande Phillip Kemp Ted Madsen 38 Mayor Art Lee Marunes 1,098 Mark Hanson 919 City Council Duchesne y Edward Browning Jr. 258 RoJean Addley 139 City Council c Mike Embley 1.085 Ray White 985 District 2 Jay Jackson 1.316 Gerald Powers 1.04 District 3 Quentin Winder 1.179 x Jordan +71 Di Claude LioydSedit Di Larry Catten 278 City Council 4-year Draper Glen Cannon (1 s Rasmussen Steve New Mike Jus Midvale ‘andsen northwest quadrant of the city Alice Shearer, District 5 council member, defeated attorney John Paul Kennedyin the closest of the three contested elections She drew57.4 percentof the vote while Kennedyhad 42.5 percent In District 3, which covers Capitol Hill, the Avenues and Federal Heights, Sydney Fonnesbeckeasily outdistanced Mar- At Large Brent Anderson 6.978 Dale Lobato 1,835 Marre Martin D. VanNood, taking 82.5 percentof the vote. District | is the Rose Park area in the Ogden’s Dirks Gains Fifth Term OGDEN, Utah) — Incumbent Ogden Mayor Stephen Dirks won his fifth two-year term Tuesday over challenger Scott Sneddon, a two-term City Council member Dirks got 59 percent of the vote, while Sneddon had 41 percent. Frank John Stagg Mayor Lewis Shields (1) 2.189 Nathaniel Johnson 801 Mayor LarrySmith # Layton 46 -Sandy 669 George Marian Jr. — 116 Charles Shumway 591 — Robert Pike 584 Helper Mayor West Valley City Robert Olsen — 578 yor Gerald Maloney — 3,913 Michael Milovich — 444 Jerry Wagstafi 3,329 City Council Henry Price (I) — 1,941 Edna Romano — Jack Ori — 417 City Couneil nid City Council 4,019 Paul Thompson (1) 2,844 City Couneil At Large John Winder 3,338 Martha Gorton 3,229 District One Ralph Tolman 867 Jame Mecham— 694 Robert Stev John Baker 1.189 Utahn, 25, Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — Robert Curtis Scharmberg, whoinitiallytold police that his wife mysteriously vanished but when her body was discovered claimed she had killed herself, pleaded guilty to manslaughter Tuesday in connection with the slaying. 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