Hannaford and Bond in runoff for 34th district seat
A-A Independent Press Telegram reports two weeks of campaigning as political figures Hannaford and Bond head toward a runoff for the 34th congressional seat. Opponents include Long Beach Councilman Don Phillips and Gil Stevens, with margins favoring Hannaford in Los Angeles County portions.
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Anderson Unopposed in 2nd Congressional District Race
Congress results in the 2nd Congressional District show Representative Glenn M. Anderson, a Democrat, running unopposed. The outcome solidifies Anderson's incumbency without a challenger on the ballot.
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Burton Wins California Special in Republican District
Democrat John Burton secured a California 2nd District special election victory, defeating Republican Thomas Caylor as the district, long represented by a GOP member, pivots to a Democrat seat. Burton will face Caylor again in November for a full term beginning in 1973. Burton is the younger brother of Rep. Phil Burton.
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Orange County race reshapes three congressional districts
In Orange County three new congressional districts draw nominees and realign races. Democrat Jerry Patterson leads in Santa Ana area with 19,389 votes while Republican David Rehmann Brown Campaign for reform measures and party unity amid Prop 9 debates. Wiggins and Hinshaw face strong shows as district lines shift.
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White to oppose Del Clawson in 33rd District race
Robert E. White, Democratic mayor of Norwalk, narrowly won the right to face incumbent Republican Del Clawson in the 33rd Congressional District. With 522 of 523 precincts counted, White had 44,933 votes, while Democratic hopeful Dennell trailed with 9,889 in a mostly new district. White pledged a well funded campaign and said Clawson is a good man but has a record that leaves much to desire.
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Smog Advisory Issued for San Gabriel Valley
The Air Pollution Control District issued a health advisory for smog in San Gabriel Valley as ozone rose to 20 parts per million. The alert urged children and those with respiratory issues to limit strenuous activity and motorists to reduce driving.
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McCloskey wins closest California congressional primary
Incumbents led in California races as Republican Paul N McCloskey defeated Gordon Knapp by 867 votes for the vacant seat formerly held by senior Republican Mailliard. The contest reflected shifting power in the state delegation with incumbents large and small statewide, as 37 sought re election in a field of 251 candidates.
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Censured judge loses vote in San Francisco runoff
San Francisco voters ousted controversial Superior Court Judge Bernard Glickfeld after a 1971 censure for conduct prejudicial to justice. Hubert J. Maurer led the vote but did not secure a majority, leaving Maurer to face Edward L. Cragen in a November runoff for the judgeship.
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Briggs Mandel Lead in Orange County Assembly Races
In Orange County the Republican nomination races show Briggs leading with about two to one over Scheidler as 1,840 precincts report. Mandel wins Democratic ballot for the same office unopposed, while Endresen trails Zavala in the 7th District. In the 9th, Ream leads Nestande with Wakefield a distant third. Carpenter dominates the 10th in Democratic votes.
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Chel opposes Offill in 58th Assembly District runoff
Cullen reports 19,915 votes for Offill, with Republican opponent John D. Waterbury of Long Beach gaining 6,189 votes and defeating Wayne B. Sharp who earned 4 Long Beach county votes. Grand Jury indicts Sharp on felony stolen property charges. Redistricted 7th District shows 59 percent Democratic registration, signaling GOP hurdles for Waterbury.
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Assembly results for Burke and districts in Waterbury area
Republican candidates lead in multiple precincts across Burke Lth District and surrounding areas with totals around 246 to 270 of 254 to 321 precincts reported. Democratic candidates show similar tallies, including figures for the 13th and 9th districts with listed names and vote counts.
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Gonsalves and McLennan Draw In 63rd District Race
Assemblymen Joe A. Gonsalves of Norwalk and Robert McLennan of Downey, both Democrats and Republicans respectively, were matched as party nominees in the 63rd District. With 267 precincts reporting, McLennan received 15,258 votes and Gonsalves 25,007 in a district reshaped to include Cerritos Norwalk Downey Artesia. The winners face off in November in a mixed 60 percent Democratic district and both ran unopposed in their party primaries.
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Vicencia Narrowly Leads in Slim 54th Race
Vicencia, favorite for the Democratic nomination in a three way race, clung to a slim lead over Richard English and councilwoman Mary Lewis as precincts counted. Bellflower area includes Bellflower Paramount Lynwood Compton Hawthorn Gardena. Vicencia, a former Sacramento lobbyist, held a stable margin while votes tallied. Vincent Clark ran unopposed on the Republican side.
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