Long Beach City Election Results and Procedures Details
Absentee ballots led the tally with 1700 plus votes while 427 precincts reported later. In the Third District Simon 912 absentee votes to Ball 789. Seventh District Sharpad 974 to Morgan. Court ruling delayed counts in San Francisco but municipal results remain independent. Newly elected council members take office July 3 with first meeting July 5 to elect the mayor.
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Wayne Sharp
Long Beach
Ron Morgan
Tom Shaw
Schabarum leads in First District supervisorial race
Mozingo Waters of Long Beach trails as Peter A. Schabarum, former Forty Niner and interim appointee, wins a clear field in the First District. Busch leads Bugliosi for county prosecutor amid tight supervisor races, while Dorn-Ward and Hahn-Taylor contests show varied results with Hispanic voting shaping outcomes.
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Frank Bonelli
Peter A. Schabarum
Fifth District
Warren Dorn
Baxter Ward
Kerneth Hahn
Willam Taylor
Hahn
George Brown comeback nets late lead in 38th District
Colton California CNS reports George Brown Jr an early Democratic front runner in the 38th Congressional District race leading Reuben Ayla 4273 to 3742 with 7 of 383 precincts. David Tunney is also contending. On the GOP side Howard Shider leads Ralph Andrews 1928 to 1195 while John Woolf has 1106 votes. The district covers parts of Los Angeles San Bernardino and Riverside counties. Brown was defeated in the 1968 Democratic Primary by Tunney for the U.S. Senate.
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Colton
CNS
George Brown Jr
Monterey Park
Congress
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Tunno
John Tunney
Howard Shider
Ralph Andrews
John Woolf
Los Angeles
San Berardino
Riverside
Brown
Tunney
U.S. Senate
Reagan Warns GOP Against Complacency In Nixon Re election
Gov. Reagan urged Republicans to close ranks behind President Nixon and warned complacency could threaten the reelection bid. At a victory party in the Ambassador Hotel, he cited California registration gains and said a drives to boost GOP turnout would begin soon. Reagan, Nixon California campaign chairman, pledged support regardless of the vice presidential choice.
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Reagan
Nixon
Ambassador Hotel
Sirhan Sirhan
Kennedy
California
John Ashpool
California Props 2 4 and 9 on ballot polling shows early leads
Early returns from six percent of precincts show Prop 2 authorizing 350 million dollars for public school earthquake safety standards leading 210,620 to 171,125. Prop 4 open presidential primary leads 67 to 33 percent at 193,625 to 95,365. Prop 9 seeks phase outs of certain pesticides and lead from gasoline, opponents call it unworkable. Houston Repub governors urge Senate to ratify Nixon Moscow arms pact.
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Educators convicted of murder in Long Island case
Lynnor Gershenson 27 and Howant Holder 44 were convicted of conspiracy in the chloroform killing of Holder’s wife, Joan, 41, found overdosed Aug 27. The pair, linked to the same public school, received up to 12 years in prison. prosecutors said murder charges lacked sufficient evidence.
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Mineola
N.Y
UPI
Lynnor Gershenson
Howant Holder
Gershensoni
Holder
State Supreme Court
Paul J. Widliz
Joan
Ile
Gershenson
Teamsters End Six Month Soft Drink Strike in Bay Area
About 400 Teamsters Union divers returned to work in the San Francisco Bay Area after ratification of a six month soft drink strike settlement. The agreement, ratified by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, calls for resumption of negotiations on unresolved issues with arbitration help and ratification votes by local unions.
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Teamsters
San Francisco Bay Area
Bacon
Hottlers
San Francisco Voters Wait In Long Ballot Line
In San Francisco a large turnout for the California primary kept voters waiting. A Seacliff polling site drew patience from housewives and others who brought chairs while precinct officials estimated the district would require about 35 hours for all registered voters to vote at average rates. In Fillmore a judge issued numbered slips to keep lines orderly as people left to run errands.
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San Francisco
California
Martie Woods
Seacliff
DeVere Day
Fillmore
Fred Roesti
Roesti
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