Carson voters veto three ballot measures in local elections
In Carson on Tuesday voters rejected three ballot propositions including a rubbish franchise and studies for a municipal water system and lighting districts. Incumbents fared poorly while Mayor John Junk won a two year term. City Clerk Mary Cortina and Treasurer Dorothy Carter were re-elected.
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Carson
South Bay
Swith
John Junk
Mary Carilyn Cortina
Carson City
Dorothy J. Carter
Gilbert D. Smith
John A. Marbut
Dan Spence
John L. Junk
John H. Laheay
Sak Yamamoto
H. Rick Clark
John Bealas
Edward L. Ham UN
Vincent T. Perez
R. B
Joseph T. Kolano
Reta I. McCormack
Ken Miller
Albert Eisen
Jeffrey Bradpiece
Ross Sciarrotta
George Brewster
George Lurber
John D. Blaisdell
Leo F. XX. Salisbury
Bryan Gauthier
Max A. Kelly
John Barton
Walter M. Nollae
Mrs. Geralene
Jerry) Rische
John E. Kirby
Evan Bison
Owen A. Silverman
William F
Bill) Roberts
Gerald S. Tarlow
Walter R. Ruhlow
Richard L. Knickerbocker
Alfred G. Cagle
William C. Leary
Thomas C. Rupert
Bar
Vernon Coil
Philip Joseph
Doris Erickson
Earle Sumpter
Rolling Hills
Thomas F. Heinsheimer
Fred W. Hesse
Edward L. Pearson
Ben L
Ted) Bear Jr
Dr. Heinsheimer
Jack Hopkins
Aerospace
Rolling Hills Estates City
Alexander Shemet
Arthur B. Greenberg
Richard B. Young
Shemet
Hopkins
Daniel Whitcraft Jr
Clyde Hall
Ken Nakaoka
Gardena
Cypress Cypress
Incumbents Lose Ground in Orange County City Votes
Orange County voters oust nine incumbents across about a dozen cities in an election that also rejected five bond measures in Anaheim. Results show several council seats switching hands, with Los Alamitos, La Palma, Westminster, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and other communities reporting varying outcomes as tabulations continued from multiple precincts.
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Orange County
Anaheim
Los Alamitos
Hme Otte
Mark Stephenson
Stephenson
Jack CG. Dutton
Ralph Sneegas
W. Bill Daly
Seal Beach
Jack Green
Ted Bartlett
Alvin Coen
Norma Gibbs
Ernctte
Dale Kroesen
William Brawo
Ed la House
Kroesen
Brown
Charles Heiser
Otto
Kenneth Miller
Lara Labourdette
Kenneth Gilbert
Newport Beach
Howard Rogers
Richard Croul
Carl J. Kymla
Milan Dostal
Walter Koch
Roy Woolsey
al Forgit
James Agnes Jr
Thomas Stadinger
Lakewood Re-Elects Mayor and Vice Mayor in Light Vote
Incumbents Lakewood Mayor Mark Hannaford and Vice Mayor Charles Schweitzer won re-election in a low turnout, with 6,170 of 35,485 registered voters casting ballots. Final figures show Hannaford 5,338 and Schweitzer 4,798, while challengers Donald Plunkett and William Moulton trailed. The campaign focused on Lakewood’s 20 year general plan and the city’s contract with the sheriff's department, known as the Lakewood plan, amid talks of cost increases and potential rebates. Schweitzer emphasized community relations and a full-time outreach role. Hannaford stressed maintaining the plan and quality of life.
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Mark Hannaford
Charles Schweitzer
Lakewood
Hannaford
Schweitzer
Donald Plunkett
William Moulton
Sheriff's Department
Board of Supervisors
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Snuffy) Meyer
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Andrew H. Anderson
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Ronald Raab
Palos Verdes
Joseph T. Barnett
John C. Bir
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Michael Bish
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Jacek Hammett
Willard Jordan
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Frank Marschott
Martha Weishaupt
Alivita Lewis
Dexter Heteon
Gilbert Arbiso
Hemeon
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Lewis
Marschott
Weishaupt
Donald Cook
Buena Park
Ralph K. Hines
Robert Thompson
Anthony Fonte
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Jerome B. Tenney
David R. Epperson
Hans Goya
D. Allen Franks
Charles Tones
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