THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, APR. 7, 1976
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.S. City Council election results
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|liU" 2:
■Homer Adams-441
■Lane Stephenson-322
PI; e 3:
■Larry Ringer-412
■E. Murl Bailey-270
■Jim Crawley-69
■lee 4:
Jim Gardner-595
Clinton Robison-156
6:
James Dozier-534
Boh Bell-230
Proposition 1;
Otb ■ For-284
ft | ir. H Against-299
□ LIU College Station Fire Station
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■ Lane Stephenson-143
■ Homer Adams-82
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Place 3;
E. Murl Bailey-89
Larry Ringer-83
Jim Crawley-48
Place 4;
Jim Gardner-165
Clinton Robison-61
Place 6:
James Dozier-143
Bob Bell-94
Proposition 1:
For-112
Against-86
20) Texas A&M University Center
Voter turnout-7.78%
Place 2:
Lane Stephenson.-107
Homer Adams-40
Place 3:
Jim Crawley-77
E. Murl Bailey-54
Larry Ringer-27
Place 4:
Jim Gardner-107
Clinton Robison-47
Place 6:
James Dozier-97
Bob Bell-61
Proposition 1:
For-86
Against-68
21) Old College Station Municipal Bldg.
Voter turnout-17.15%
Place 2;
Lane Stephenson-80
Homer Adams-59
E. Murl Bailey-50
Larry Ringer-48
Jim Crawley-44
Place 4:
Jim Gardner-102
Clinton Robison-37
Place 6:
James Dozier-90
Bob Bell-57
Proposition 1:
For-78
Against-55
24) College Hills Elementary School
Voter turnout-52.47%
Place 2:
Lane Stephenson-340
Homer Adams-314
Place 3:
Larry Ringer-328
E. Murl Bailey-256
Jim Crawley-48
Place 4.
Jim Gardner-465
Clinton Robison-161
Place 6:
James Dozier-454
Bob Bell-196
Proposition 1:
For-250
Against-284
OVERALL TOTALS:
Voter turnout-34.2% of 8,967
Place 2:
lane Stephenson-1,475 or 52.1%
Homer Adams-1,356 or 47.9%
Place 3:
Larry Ringer-1,341 or 47.52%
E. Murl Bailey-1,124 or 39.83%
Jim Crawley-357 or 12.65%
Place 4:
Jim Gardner-2,137 or 76.57%
Clinton Robison-654 or 23.43%
Place 6:
James Dozier-1,905 or 65.73%
Bob Bell-993 or 34.27%
Proposition 1:
For-1,190 or 50.62%
Against-1,161 or 49.38%
— Steve Gray
ichool board election results
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■nd Issue:
■tor-54
■Against-225
iouth Knoll Elementary School
tui Turnout-51.11%
Kce l:
■Elliott Bray-486
[Lambert Wilkes-325
Place 2:
Roger Feldman-288
Elizabeth Naugle-277
(Hoy Richards-138
George Boyett-124
Hllelen Wilborn-250
■ William Fitch-220
■William Wasson-213
■ Fred Bouse-139
iBruce Upham-28
■md Issue:
■ For-563
■ Against-269
A tv M Consolidated Special Services Bldg,
■r Turnout-42.9%
PI n f 1:
■ Lambert Wilkes-434
■ Elliott Bray-324
Pla
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Place 2:
Roger Feldman-277
Elizabeth Naugle-180
George Boyett-178
Hoy Richards-142
Place 4:
William Fitch-277
Helen Wilborn-213
William Wasson-162
Fred Bouse-108
Bruce Upham-22
Bond Issue:
For-359
Against-387
10) College Station Fire Station
Voter Turnout-26.33%
Place 1:
Lambert Wilkes-109
Elliott Bray-108
Place 2:
Elizabeth Naugle-68
Roger Feldman-63
George Boyett-58
Hoy Richards-45
Place 4:
Helen Wilborn-64
William Fitch-51
Fred Bouse-48
William Wasson-48
Bruce Upham-26
Bond Issue:
For-134
Against-100
20) Texas A&M University Center
Voter Turnout-5.86%
Place 1:
Elliott Bray-65
Lambert Wilkes-41
Place 2:
Elizabeth Naugle-51
George Boyett-23
Roger Feldman-22
Hoy Richards-18
Place 4:
Helen Wilborn-49
Bruce Upham-34
William Fitch-15
William Wasson-11
Fred Bouse-6
Bond Issue:
For-107
Against-17
21) Old College Station Municipal Bldg.
Voter Turnout-15.53%
lenate backs Dunn veto
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president for academic affairs. The resolu
tion is intended to recognize superior
scholastic motivation and achievement.
A student prepaid legal service resolu
tion was also passed last night.
Student Senator Scott Gregson intro
duced a date ticket resolution. This would
allow a student to utilize a friend s coupon
book and I.D. to purchase a guest ticket.
The adopted resolution will be referred
to the Athletic Ticket Evaluation Commit
tee.
Place 1:
Lambert Wilkes-66
Elliott Bray-62
Place 2:
George Boyett-43
Elizabeth Naugle-37
Hoy Richards-29
Roger Feldman-26
Place 4:-
Helen Wilborn-53
William Pitch-28
Fred Bouse-18
William Wasson-18
Bruce Upham-14
Bond Issue:
For-74
Against-62
24) College Hills Elementary School
Voter Turnout-52.16%
Place 1:
Lambert Wilkes-324
Elliott Bray-305
Place 2:
Roger Feldinan-196
Elizabeth Naugle-194
George Boyett-156
Hoy Richards-114
Place 4:
William Fitch-235
Fred Bouse-150
Helen Wilborn-143
William Wasson-117
Bruce Upham-19
Bond Issue:
For-339
Against-329
TOTAL RESULTS
Voter Turnout-32.91%
Place 1:
Lambert Wilkes-1,544 or 50.97%
Elliott Bray-1,485 or 49.03%
Place 2:
Roger Feldman-984 or 31.26%
Elizabeth Naugle-874 or 27.76%
George Boyett-757 or 24.05%
Hoy Richards-533 or 16.93%
Place 4:
William Fitch-1,025 or 32.18%
Helen Wilborn-852 or 26.75%
William Wasson-619 or 19.43%
Fred Bouse-528 or 16.58%
Bruce Upham-161 or 5.05%
Bond Issue:
For-1,722 or 54.49%
Against-1,438 or 45.51%
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. S. voters pass
barter revision
lij one of the most important city
■ions in recent history. College
ttlon voters Saturday narrowly
proved a charter revision propos-
ll will change the city to a ward
dAm of election from its present
large system.
Bters also elected five council
Bbers and a new mayor, unseat-
■wo incumbents in the process.
Ijghtly more than a third of the
registered voters turned out to
Save the controversial referen-
News Analysis
im by a miniscule 29 votes. The
tycouncil now faces the problem of
Ming College Station into six in-
Mual districts, or wards, each
presented by one councilman. The
ayor will still he elected at large,
■f the 3,067 ballots cast, only
ffil persons voted on the charter
uinge, 50.62 per cent of them in
vor of it. The ward proposal carried
ur of the city’s six precincts.
■ scant 7.78 per cent of the 2,186
gistered voters on campus made
elrek to the polls. Of the 170 votes
st at Precinct 20 (Texas A&M), 86
)ted for the ward system. Precinct
) is the largest in the city.
Bie ward proposal also gained a
ajority approval in heavily
udent-populated Precincts 10 and
Tfrecinct 10 is east of campus, 21
in the Northgate area. Less than 27
jr cent of the voters in either pre-
net cast ballots.
In the city council races, two in-
imbents were unseated. In Place 2,
olner Adams was defeated by Lane
:ephenson, 1,475 to 1,356.
tephenson gained nearly 73 per
ml of the on-campus student vote
and a strong majority in both Pre
cincts 10 and 21. Adams carried only
Precinct 9, gathering 57.8 per cent of
the 810 ballots cast.
In Place 6, Councilman Bob Bell
was overwhelmingly defeated by fel
low Councilman James Dozier by a
2-1 margin. Dozier, who carried all
six precincts, got 1,905 votes to
Bell’s 993.
In Place 3, A&M statistics profes
sor Larry Ringer won with nearly 48
. per cent of the vote, capturing Pre
cincts 8, 9 and 24. His closest oppo
nent, E. Muil Bailey, carried Pre
cincts 10 and 21 with 39.8 per cent of
the total vote. A&M sophomore Jim
Crawley captured 357 votes, mostly
from the campus precinct which he
won.
Incumbent Jim Gardner had no
trouble defeating Clinton Robison,
winning by a 3-1 margin. Robison
failed to carry any precincts, getting
654 votes to Gardner’s 2,137. Robi
son’s strongest showing was in the
A&M precinct where he got slightly
more than 30 per cent of the 170
votes cast.
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