County supervisors face April 1 election for board seats
The 26 member county Board of Supervisors has staggered terms with half the seats up every two years. The April 1 election could shift political power from Republicans who hold 19 to 7. Nine Republican terms and four Democrat terms expire in 1969, including Roy Gilbert in Somerset.
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Township caucus notices loom across 16 Illinois townships
In Carbondale area townships officials prepare for April 1 caucuses to select party nominees for 1969 offices. Supervisors, clerks, auditors and other posts are open, with meetings often in the afternoon. Notices must appear in newspapers at least 10 days before the caucus.
Township caucuses set for Feb 4 political slate
Democratic holdovers Louise Wolfe in De Soto and Reginald Stearns in Pomona are noted. Robert Masters, Grand Tower supervisor, runs on a Citizen ticket though allied with Democratic voting blocks. No advance filing is needed for township officers. Each party will hold a caucus on Feb 4 to form its slate, with sessions acting as primary elections. Any legal township resident may place a name in contention.
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Louise Wolfe
de Soto
Reginald Stearns
Pomona
Robert Masters
Grand Tower
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