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VEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1975 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 13 GOP Has Sweeping Victory 'A Southport Franklin Keeps Mayor; 2 Council Demos Lose McGlarnon Elected Greenfield Mayor Southport Mayor Robert L. Ander son and his KepuDlicah team yester- STAR HOME AREA REPORT Greenf iel J. Mc-Clarnon, a 46-year-old Democrat and Greenfield store manager, vesterdav STAR HOME AREA REPORT Franklin, Ind. Franklin Mayor F. Edward Vandivier, who was seeking a second term, yesterday survived a lot of voting in the municipal day weie uaiiueu a sweeping v.iciory over the Democratic slate.

i The Republi- rwas elected mayor, of Greenfield in a The next city council will consist of five Democrats and two Republicans. About 66 per cent of the' city's registered voters turned out. An asterick () indicates the winner and an, (I) denotes an incumbent. With all' seven precincts reporting on the mayor's race, unofficial results were: Franklin have no complaints." Grist promised to return to the Southport political arena in four years as a candidate if no one else is around to keep the two-party, system alive in the southern Marion County city. Anderson, owner of Plumbing, led the Republican ticket.

An asterisk ()' indicate winners and an (I) denotes incumbents. With all the votes counted in the two precincts on the mayoral race, unofficial results were: Southport MAYOR vote tally represents 64 per cent of the registered voters. The closest victory margin came in the City Council's District 3 race, where Democrat Jimmie E. Graddy Republican Robert W. Bern-hard by eight votes, 330 to 322.

In another, of the races here Patricia Elmore, a Republican, spoiled Democrat Anna Lou Brown's bid for re-election to c.lerk-treasurer, 1,986 to 1,505. Mrs. Elmore is a former Han-; cock County clerk. An asterisk () indicates winners' and an (I) denotes incumbents. With all 10 precincts reporting the mayor's race, unofficial results were: Greenfield.

race against three other candidates. McClarnon, a native of Hancock County, will succeed Mayor William 'R. "Blue, a Democrat, who did seek reelection. la non's principal compe MM 2,024 can canaiaaies Captured about jo per cent of the vote. About 70 per cent of the' registered traveled to the polls -in the city's first election" in which incumbents were And s'o Southport's fifth election here, overcoming Repub- 1 lican mayoral nominee Ralph E.

Alford. Vandivier, 38, increased i margin of from four years ago, winning by 540 votes as opposed to a 221-vote' victory margin in 1971. UNOFFICIAL results had Van MM 1,511 2,111 1,157 S5 2S Anderson Ml 413 tition came from 574 242 263 300 Vandivier MAYOR Ralph E. Alford (R) P. Edward Vandivier (D) (I) CLERK-TREASURER Inaleoli Matthews (R) Mary E.

Galbrealb (D) CITY COURT JUDGE Robert b. Schefslall (R) (I) Frank Slreijhtoff (D) COUNCIL. DISTRICT 1 William Brandon (R) Joe E. Mccracken D) (I) COUNCIL DISTRICT 2 John V. Sellers (R) Maurice Tormohlen (D) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 3 Charles E.

Bechman (R) Debra Swinehamer (D) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 4 E. Dale Templln (R) Loran E. Drake (D) (I) COUNCIL, DISTRICT Dorothy G. Rainoy (R) Paul M. Hayes (D) (I) TWO COUNCILMEN-AT-LARGE J.

Douglas Adamson (R) Douglas Craig (R) Joseph D. Allen (D) (I) John N. Montgomery (D) 540 251 43 456 Robert Ltl Anderson (R) (I) Charles 0. Grist (D) (CLERK-TREASURER Marilyn S. Mayfield (R) (I) Joyce L.

Havener (D) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 1 Carl J. Rieck (R) (i) Samuel L. Carlton (D) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 2 Grade A. Seyera (R) (I) John J. Hall (D) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 3 Alfred L.

Pike (R) (I) Charles L. Grenoble (D) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 4 Shirley A. King (R) (I) Charles Bennett(D) COUNCILMAN AT LARGE Charles Raymond Wycoff (R) () Michael L. Martin (D) 151 262 393 30 555, 251 divier the winner over Alford, 'a 52-year-old incumbent city councilman, Meanwhile, Franklin voters eledted four Republicans and five other Democrats. Two i Democratic councilmen were defeated, one by a margin of four votes.

1,134 1,405 14 V24 1,84 1,505" 2ii 403 412 354 322 330" 242 367' 374 321 563 250 265 22 1,6 1,431 1,753 M33 ard M. Pickett, McClarnon 52, owner of a Greenfield hardware store, who lost by 171 votes in his second bid for the mayor's job. BERRYMAN S. HURLEY, 54, one' of two independents running for mayor, served as Greenfield mayor from 1964 through 1971. He lost to Pickett in the Republican primary in 1971 in his try for a third term.

Yesterday he trailed McClarnon by 481 votes in unofficial results. Q. Brent Coleman, the other independent nominee, and a 1975 graduate of Indiana-Purdue University, Indian--apolis; garnered just 149 of 3,712 votes MAYOR Richard M. Pickett (R) Keith J. McClarnon (D) G.

Brent Coleman (Independent) Berryman S. Hurley (Independent) CLERK-TREASURER Patricia Elmore (R) Anna Lou Brown (0) (I) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 1 Leroy T. Davis (R) Verno C. Fawver (D) COUNCIL: DISTRICT 2 Julian M. Roudebush (R) William Heiden'(O) COUNCIL, DISTRICT'S Robert W.

Bernhard (R) Jimmie E. Graddy (D) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 4 Reid E. Hiatt (R) Robert Rodocker (0) (I) 5 Beverly J. Gard (R) Nile W. White (D) TWO COUNCILMEN AT-LARGE Charles K.

Headlee (R) Norman L. Binford (R) Clifford O. Fields (D) Robert H. Strickland (D) (I) 571 243 mayor, beat his Democratic challenger, Charles 0. Grist, 595-239, in the unofficial vote from the city's two precincts.

The'' 43-year-old mayor, who was appointed to the top city position last February by the. Southport City Council, when a vacancy occurred, said last night he was not expecting such a large margin. He attributed his election to a "lot of hard work and good help from a lot of good people." The large turnout "shows the people of Southport are interested" in their city, Anderson said. Grist, 41, a general contractor seeking elective office for the first time, said of Bis defeat: "We did better than what we had expected to do. I'm not displeased" at the outcome.

"We know what we were up against when we went. into this," Grist said in reference to Southport's large Republican registration. "It was a good, clean race I Wical Upsets Noblesville Mayor 1,481 i 1,807 1,537 2,006 STAR HOME AREA REPORT Noblesville, Ind. Democrat Robert Wical scored an upset in the Noblesville mayoral contest, beating out incumbent Mayor Max E. Robin Republicans Sweep Carmel's 1st City Vote THE NOBLESVILLE voters also turned out of office the incumbent Republican clerk-treasurer, May Cook.

Bette J. Donoff, the Democrat, received 120 more votes than Cook. When defeat became apparent, Rob-insori, 41, a Realtor here, shook Wi-cal's hand. Wical said afterward, "Naturally I am happy for this victory as a personal accomplishment but I'm happier still to realize the Voters'' credibility is even greater. "I sincerely appreciate all those who made it possible.

We had a good program. I thought we could do the job. I knew we cdlild beat the man but I didn't know whether we could beat the (Republican) party," Wical said. "I'll do the best job I know how." WICAL, 56, had' campaigned hard on the issue of becoming a full-time mayor here. Wical is employed by L.

Strauss Co. at Castleton and has sajd he would quit his job if elected. Wical said the present administration was a government for "a special few" and had criticized lack of traffic control and the park department's operation. This is Wical's first attempt at public office, which he considered was a "break, not being a politician." He carried his aampaign from door-to-door and said he had a "small personal organization" helping him. About 56 per cent of Noblesville's registered voters went to the polls.

Neither party nominated a candidate for city court judge. An asterisk' () indicates winners and an (I) denotes incumbents. With all 10 precincts reporting on the mayor's race, unofficial results were: Noblesville STAR HOME AREA REPORT Carmel, Ind. Carmel voters yesterday, as expected, elected all Republicans to office here, including Albert Berg Pickett, who defeated his oppo- son wno was seeking a second term. Wical is the first Democrat elected mayor here since 1908.

In unofficial returns, Wical received 1,567 votes to Robin-s 1,1.56, a margin of 411. Robinson, i 1971, was elected over his Demo- cham beat James P. Smith by 15 votes. About 45 per cent of the 7,046 registered voters cast ballots here yesterday. An asterick () indicates winners and an (I) denotes incumbents.

With all eight precincts reporting on the" mayor's race, unofficial results were: Carniel Papp Named Envoy Washington (AP) The Senate confirmed yesterday -tin nomination of Roy Papp, former Chicago investment counsellor, to be United States director of the Asian Development Bank, with rank of Embassador. The bank's headquarters' are at Philippine Wical cratic opponent by 87 votes. nent for the mayor's, job, 2,702 to 496 in unofficial results. Pickett, 57, Carmel building commissioner, becomes the first Carmel mayor, because the city wil.1 switch from town to a fourth Class city form of government in January. His Myers Elected Greenwood Mayor Greenwood MAYOR Albert Bero Pickett (R) Laura McDaniel (D) CLERK-TREASURER Pegny Lou Smith (R) (I) (unopposed) CITY JUDGE Philip R.

Correll (R) (I) (unooposed) COUNCIL, WARD I Dr. Walter J. Dean (R) Tony Passwater (D) COUNCIL, WARD 2 Stanley (R) James P. Smith (D) COUNCIL, WARD 1 Fred T. Swift (R) (I) S.

Shep Culler (D) COUNCIL, WARD 4 James D. Garrelson (R) Harvey D. Sax (D) COUNCIL, WARD 5 E. oavis Cools (R) Frank J. Swidlcr (D) COUNCIL AT-LARGE (2) Minnie M.

Dosne (R) Jane A. Reiman (R) Eire H. Friediander (0) Ellsworth K. Shsrp (D) 2,701 44 2,753 2,724 340 St 373" 358 308 201 451" 210 2,455 2,447 634 45? 1,154 1,547" 1,300 1,420 341 312 301 434' 171 357 Pickett MAYOR Mat E. Robinson (R) (I) Robert V.

Wical (D) CLERK-TREASURER May Cook (R) (I)- Bene J. Donoff (D) COUNCIL, WARD 1 Petrick Weir Reed 'R) Robert E. Gegle (D) COUNCIL, WARD 1 -Lowena Tate, Layton, (R) (I) Glenn Beaver (D) COUNCIL, WARD 3 William C. Pierce (R) (I) Michael L. Casey (D) (I) COUNCIL, WARD 4 Paul David Baier (R) (unopposed) COUNCILMAN AT-LARGE C.

Murphy While (R) fl) Charles Randal Ely (D) MAYOR Lawrence W. Myen (R) Freddie W. Ross (D) STAR HOME AREA REPORT Greenwood, Ind. Republican Lawrence W. Myers was the victor yesterday in Greenwood's mayoral race, defeating Democrat Freddie W.

Ross -by 224 votes. 2,473 2.24 2,771 1,153 was Democrat LaureL McDaniel.a secretary at Western Electric Company. The Republicans garnered about 81 percent of the vote, with the clorest victory margin being in the City Council Ward 2 race, where Stanley Mea- 2,11 2,473 1,411 1,212 503 411 The Democrats had charged in court' that VanValer'did not meet the residency requirements for a candidate td serve if elected. A. special judge in the suit, agreed.

An appeal probably would have been filed had VanValer won the' election. THE DEMOCRATS also picked up a seat on the city council, winning in District 5 as Walter E. Decker beat. Republican John B. Williams by 35 votes.

Mayor-elect Myers ran as a successful businessman who owns a Greenwood, ambulance service. He said he had made no promises and felt the mayor's office needed to be more responsive to the people. A good turnout of about 57 per cent of the registered, votes was faced with two mayoral candidates who had not sought elective office before. Settles Wins No: 5 At Lawrence (26 411 CLERK-TREASURER Beverly L. Dill (R).

Alberta. P. Jeffers (0) CITY COURT JUDGE Pat K. VanValef (R) Philip R. McGovern (D) COUNCIL, DISTRIST 1 John A.

Mason tR) (I) Raymond S. Grant (0) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 2 David L. Koenper (R) Helen Hawes (D) COUtMCIL, DISTRICT 1 Roy McGuire (R) (I) Clirence Robert Burchfield (D) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 4 David W. Foster (R) (I) James Andrew Richer (D) COUNCIL; DISTRICT Uohn B. Williams (R) Walter E.

Decker (D) TWO COUNCILMEN AT-LARGE Viinn n. Graven, tRl (II 602 4S0 In another race watched for a possible court battle, Democratic city court judge nominee Philip R. Mc-Govern beat his GOP opponent, who had been declared ineligible to serve as Greenwood judge. em's vote was 2,473 to 2,119. cr's race, "uuorflcial were: 574 421 Lawrence Mayor Morris Settles headed a slate of incumbent Republicans who handily won re-electicn fcr Lawrence city 'offices yesterday.

Settles, Lawr 241 J7 2,24 2,632 Myers Pat K. VanValer's Leland C. Russell (R) Mil 2,720 1,685 Richard E. Heiney William H. Neely (D) M2 Vss; 767 472 years' is long enough for one person to hold the mayor's jcb.

"I'm more than grateful fcr Ihe support of the independents, Republican's and Democrats of Lawrence," Settles remarked after vcte tallies were compiled. He added: "It shows that if you give the people dollar for dollar for their. tax money and they recsive value for those dollars, they will support you. With the trends that have been developing nationwide, I consider this election a smashing success." BREWER SAID: "I have congratulated the mayor and wished him a lot of luck." An 'asterisk () indicates winners and an (I) denotes incumbents. With all 16' precincts reporting on the mayj 606 338 MAYOR Morr's fettles 'R) W.

Frankie mutt (D) CLERK-TREASURER William D. Hall (R) (I) Nancy M. Van Jlyke (D) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 1 Georje E. Keller (R) (I) fcresa Werling (D) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 2 James L. Monal-an (R) (I) Beverly J.

Mellock (D) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 3 'Thomas H. Luelien (R (I) Robert fi. BlaUuni (D) COUNCIL, DISTRICT 4 Arthur J. Srhulmeycr Jr. (R) (I) Harold L.

Shaliner (D) COUNCIL, DISTRICT Joan L. Gerrish (R) (I) Glenda Joy Elliott (D) TWO COUNCILMEN AT-LARGE' James H. Hardin (R) (I) E. Iterrert (R) (I) Williem L. Mat'ock (0) Fre.erick J.

Miller (D) Most incumbents In Town Board, Clerk Races In Area Re-elected ence's first and only maycr since it became a city in 1959, won a fifth term by defeating Democrat W. Frankie, Brewer, 2,924 to 1,519, in cial returns. SETTLES campaigned his record, while his opponent maintained 16 557 307 412 342 21 383 2,444 2,682 440' 389 Norris W. Miner (Inilependeni) TOWN BOARD, WARD 2 Donald B. Wilson (R) James F.

Hauk (Progressive) Leonard T. Clower (Independent) 247 147 lot 161 191 SETTLES Town Board, Wari 4 Vernon Kimmel (D) Cordon Carter (R) Town Board, Ward Mary Merrlman (D) Roland Summerlot (R) (I) NEW WHITELAND Clerk-Treasurer Patricia e. Shaw (R) 1,647 344 508 247 144 William V. Berry (R) Keith Hampton (Progressive) 241' 121 574 44 4 Rutlt M. Cheney (D) Geshwiler Elected To 5th Term Most incumbent town board members and clerk-treasurers were re-elected for another four years yesterday in towns jn the Indianapolis area.

The following are unofficial results. An asterisk () indicates winners and an '(I) de-notes incumbents. Political parties are inclosed in parentheses after 'the candidates' names. 242' 124 441' 404 537' 494 537 49 Democrat Elton' Geshwiler was elected yesterday to his fifth consecutive term as mayor of Beech Grove, 443 4l 121 450 443 111 414' 13) 457' Edward T. Graham (Independent) (lie)- DANVILLE Clerk-Treasurer Roberta Craft (R) (I) (unopposed) Town.

Board, Ward 1 Ed Kropp (R) Roy Walter (D) Town Board, Ward I Gilbert Cii'pmen (R) (unopposed) Town Board, Ward 3 Norman Gulley (R) Bert Trails (0) Town Board, Ward 4 Edward Kennedy (R) (I) Craig Wldener (D) Town Board, Ward 5 Roger Keen (R) (1) (unopposed) EDINBURG Clerk-Treesuer Eva May McMillan Mary Leonord (R) Town Board, Ward 1 410 551' 70 75 32 40' 47 52 33 23 578' 453 mm 344 SHIRLEY Clerk-Treasurer Helen Rwzsll (Indepenoent) Virginia Harrell (People's (I) Town Boerd, South Werd Howard Jones (Independent) (I) Don Wyett (Cltiiens) Town Board, Middle Ward Melvin Hedrick (Independent) John L. Jones (Citiiens) (I) Town Boerd, North Ward Sally Aldtich (Independent) Wilbur Lewo (Cilixons) (I) SPRING LAKE Clork-Troosurer Bernard G. Nichols (People's ,1) -(unopposed) Town Board, Ward 1 James Shirk (People's) (I) Eldo Rutledgo ICitHens) Town Board, Ward 1 Richard Rich wine (People's) (I) Richard D. Joflord (Citiiens) Town Board, Ward 1 George Frlco (People's) (I) Don oennemann (cilliens) Beulah Milan (Independent) WILLIAMS CREEK Clerk-Troasursr Thomas Lugar (Ind.) (I) (unopposed) Town Board, Ward 1 Gereld Mills (Ind.) (I) Horry Weaver (Cltlsens) Town Boerd, Ward 2 George Mueller (Ind.) (I) Robert Dickinson (Cilliens) Town Boerd, Wari I George Deck (Independent) Mrs. Walter Scott (Citiiens) ZIONSVILLE Clerk-Treasurer Beverly Hemes (People's) Dorm Calvert (Indepenoent) Jtidse Warren Krebs (People's (I) (unopposed) Town Board, Ward 1 Rebort L.

Reynolds (People's) Robert Polock (Village) Nancy Leo Lewis (Independent) Town Board, Ward 2 Roger Seel (People's David Brown (Village) Town Board, Ward 1 James B. Oueckenbusli (People's) Ken Kemp (Village) Harry K. Bennett (Independent) J. Glover (Republican Independent) Lerry O. Hooks (Independent) J51" 544 '502 17 J67' 55 4' 201 24 11' 72 29 I 0 134' 122 105 a 'a challenge, from Republican Richard L.

Petrecca. However, according to 'unofficial results, the won two of the seven seats on the city council, all now. held "by Democrats. Incumbent Democratic Councilmen Donald E. Kavanaugh and 474 391 and others were not." Four years ago, Geshwiler won about 1,835 votes over his Republican opponent.

An asterisk () indicates winners -and an (I) denotes incumbents. With all 12 precincts reporting on the mayor's race, unofficial results were: Beech Grove MAYOR Richard L. Petrecca (R) 2,164 Elton H. Geshwiler (D) (I) 3,140 CLERK-TRkASURER Joyce L. Manning (R) 2,418 Betty R.

siegman (D) 2,807 COUNCIL, DISTRICT 1 R. David Sweetman (R) 474 August W. Seyfriend (0) (I) 443 COUNCIL, DISTRICT 1 JamM D. Peer (R) ,450 Richard H. Templln (D) (I) 511 COUNCIL, DISTRICT 3 Georoe 0.

Druding (R) 512. Donald E. Kavanaugh D) (I) 506 COUNCIL DISTRICT 4 RalpS E. Fox (R) 590 C. Thomas McDonoug (D) (I) S4 COUNCIL, DISTRICT Richard Joseph Greenfield (R) -430 Herlow t.

Hancock (D) (I) 46 TWO COUNCILMEN AT-LARGE Randal Young Bishop (R) 2,31 MirMdl M. Timma (R) l.joe Joseph A. Armbrusler (0) (I) 1,816 James F. O'Maley (D) (I) 1,816 dent, was re-elected by less than a margin, according to unofficial tabulations. Geshwiler said last night he was "personally very pleased at the vote I received but sorry the two incumbent councilmen weren't elected." But, 'the mayor pointed out, the Democrats still have a 5-2 margin on the- council and "effective city management gees right on." Geshwiler said he won his home precinct over Petrecca, a 45-year-old regional- sales manager: for a chemical company, by a 3-2 ratio.

Both candidates live in the same precinct. "WE WON ALL precincts but two," Geshwiler said. The two which were lost to the Republicans were precincts where apartment completes have a heavy influence on the vote, the mayor said. "Our opposition was very, very active, and directing attention to many, many issues. Some were legitimate 9(5 47 441' 40 431' 112 951 544 341 475 1W 540 Geshwiler 522 Town Boaro, nara i Vernon S.

Ziko Jr. (R) Thomas H. Taylor (D) Town Board, Ward 2 Thomas L. Station (R) Robert G. Boat (D) Town Board, Ward 3 Charles E.

Wincel (R) (I) William E. Paradise ID) Town board, Ward 4 Robert Oilmore IR) Jack H. Weber (D) Town Board, Ward I Robert L. Chonce (R) WIM.am A. Yoder II (D) NORTH SALEM (No Perly Affiliations) Clerk-Treasurer Jeanne Gleesen (I) Sue Barnhart Town Board, Ward 1 Robert Bridges (I) Richard Booker George Hawkins Iro McKee a Town Board, W'd 1 Larry Pago' (I) Patrick Courtney Town Board, Ward 3 Gregory Chestain Marion Walker PLAINFIELD Clerk-Treasurer Virginia Weber (R) (I) Jaccuelino Hydell (D) i Town Board, Ward 1 Herod A.

Toon Jr. (R) (I) Richard Niles (D) Town Board, Ward 2 James Frederick (R) David VanWye (D) Town Board, Wari 1 Tlfoedoro Pollllon (R) (I) Robert Hanesworth (D) Town Board, Ward 4 Robert O'Haro (R) Max Cooprider (D) 4.. Town Board. Ward J. A.

VanDerVliet (R) (I) Shenita Carter (D) PITTSBORO Clerk-Treasurer Marjorie Jackson (Clluens) Mary BOffington (Prog.) Sandra Marsh (Ind.) Town Beard, Ward 1 John Cowley (Citiient (I)) (unopposed Town Boord, Ward 3 Charles Thompson (Citiions) Maurico LaPoe (Prog.) Town Boerd, Ward 1 Tom Noyos (Cltiiens) (I) (unopposed) PRINCE'S LAKE Clerk-Treasurer Lavorno M. Morris (Independent) Elsie N. Reed (Associated Lakes) Town Beard, Ward 1 Donald Webber (Independent) Donald F. Julian (Associated Lakes) Town Board, Ward 2 Ray Ftoltl (Indotpondent) Richard p. Foley (Associated Lakes) Town Beard, Ward 3 Ralph E.

Plait (Independent) Robert 0. Suit (Associated (V.w,-B0.rd. W.rd'4 Donno Williams (Independent) Robert N. Howard (Associated i Town Boerd, Ward I ill C. Thomas McDonough appeared to have lost their bids for another four-year 'term.

Kavanaugh lost to Republican George D. Druding by six votes. GESHWILER, 63, bank vice-presi- 484 114 40 711 110 171 54 24 43 954' 544 524 003 244 32 210 37 221 354' 201 310 230 2t" 44 114 314' 912' 520 ARCADIA Clafk-TttMUHf Philip Lanti (R) Margaret AM Kleila (D) (I) Town, Board, North Wari Maft Flanlgan tR) Harvty Tudor (0) (I) Town Board, Southeast Wari Earl Bytri (D) (unopposed) Town Beard, Sovthweit Ward Edgar Larson Ely (R Francos Leonard (D) ATLANTA Cterk-TroaJtrer Colleen Slarrett tlnd.) (II Robert Loack (0) Town Beard, Nor.h Ward Charles 1. Berling (Ind) (I) Laymon Yoary (D) Tows Board, East WarJ Bill E. Farley (In'-) Tracy Wlshman (D) Town Board, West Ward Harold n.

Dent (Ind.) II) Jerry Pennock (D), BROWNSBURO I Clerk-Treasurer Car Dlion (R) Jin Wilson (0) Town Board, Ward 1 Ernest FOlten (R) (I) Randy Zurchor (D) Town Board, Ward 1 Robert Waggoner (R) Dick isenhour (DJ Town Board, Ward I Richard Saoos (R) (I) A Hulsg (D) CICERO Clirk-Troasvror Deretny Radtko (R) Rosemary Kaiser 0) (I) Town earl. East Ward Ronnie J. McDonald (R) J. Slantao Ronnor (D) Tow Board, Northweil Ward Dave Clements (R) Charles Wioror (D) Town BoaroV (oulhwesl Ward Gary D. Harrison (R) Raymond Cey (D) II) CLAYTON Clerk-Treeimer Katnerlno Butler (R) Wilma Pheller (D) Town Board, Word 1 Ject Baker tR) (I) -i Ronald Abbot) (Di Town Board, Wari Robert Dillon (R) Jetepli Itanley (D) (I) Town Board, Ward 1 Banlamio Broyles (R) Uinopposod) CLERMONT Clerk-Treasurer Fern B.

EmrlcH (R) Mildred F. Hlohtshuo (FrogressvVo) Chsiloilo Tiaekwell (independent) TOWN BOARD, WARD 1 Cerl 0. Klndler (R) Richard R. Fehlinger (Frogressrve) ti) IM-ll 71 US 4 Konelh Benta (D) Larry WhitlocK (R) Town Board, Ward 2 Paul Mead (D) (I) John Henry Burton (R) Town Board, Ward 2 James Knuo (D) Edward Johnson (R) Town Board, Ward 4 Lowell Barrett (D) William P. Schafler (R) Town Board, Ward Carl Williams (D) Douglas Stacy (R) FORTVILLE Clerk-Treasurer Ann Singltton (D) (I) Margie Manshlp (R) Town Board, Ward Donald G.

Clark (D) Norris Suiter (R) Town Board, Ward 2 Carl Branigin (D) (I) Richard Hardin (R) Town Board, Ward 1 Richard A. Janes (D) Don Danger (R) (I) Town Board, Ward 4 Dale Collins (D) William Spaur (Ri John Llndemood (Independent) Town Board, Ward Charles D. Bailey (0) Linda Baiter (R) LUTON ClO'k-Troasursr Ruth Hell (Cltlsens (J) (unopposed) Town Boarr, Ward 1 Henr' 'Nlee (C It Item) Gerald MoKr 'People's) Town Board, Ward 2 Earl Grant Felard (OJitlienO Leonard Johnson (People') (I) Town Boar', Ward 3 Wayro Williams 'Clllrens) D. J. Cooper (People's) (I) MOORSSVILLE CiO'kTreetntor Miller (D) (I) Belly Carter (R) Ji'dlO fan Hared (R) (I) lunopnoso'') Twn BojrJ, Ward 1 Frwrid "ablg (D) Ancil Moore (R) Town Boerd, Ward 2 pavlif KoMmever ID) Victor Franklin (R) Town Beard, Ward 1 Tll'erd BallO' (01 Beplanrin Mendenhall (R) (I) Hoosier Mayoral Race Winners 214' 171' 4 127 103 Rockport Ferman M.

Yearby Jr. R' Reymond Gibson (R). Salem Donald R. Humphrey (D). Sco'tsburg Blake Burnt (D).

Sevmonr Doreld Ere't (R). HI J7I' 117 v1 Shelbyville Etro L. Donley D. fcuth Be.id Peter J. Nemeth (D).

40 121' IS Mishawaka Margaret Prlckett (R) Mitchell Jerry L. Hancock (O). Mentlcello Carl A. Capper D. Mentpelier Marwin Horrom R.

Mount Vemen Jeckson L. Hlgglns Munclo Retort Cumingham (D). Napponee John Mellincer (0), New Albany Robert Steal -New Casl'e Oarv Mji-rn (D). ew Hovon Herbert Br iVI R. Noblesville Robert V.

Wicel D. North Vernon Nov ard Henericks (R). Oakland City Robert J. Burton Peru Edward R. Moon (D).

Petonburo Thomas F. O'Rsurke, I. Plymouth Charles 0. Glaub D. Portego Robert E.

Geln Portland Glenn Eugene Romack (D). Princeton Frenk M. Dasch D. Ronsselaer Emmett W. Egor D.

Rictimorfd Clifford Dlckman R. Rising lun-DonaU Works R. Rochester-Wayne Hlttle (R). GreenfieldKeith McClarnon (D). Greensboro Jim Lylo (D).

Hammond Edward J. Peskosky D. Hartford City Keith Reos D. Hotter Calvin Green D. Huntlngburg Delo Holmerldi D.

Hnntiogton Wallace Smith (D). Jaunvilto Lewis McOveery (D). Jesper Robert E. Parker eremllle Richerd Vissimj (D). Kendatlville John W.

Riemks 0. Kno Charles V. Moroni O. AOkomo Arthur Ledew (R). LePorle Dennis Smih (Dl.

Lawrence Morris Settles R. Letrenceturg Cerroll Hopper (D). Leberon Robert M. Campbell (D). L' Floyd F.

Werren (R). L'nton Robert Welters (D). i.esn-Mrt Merlin Mo-phan (D), Loogooteo Robert C. Brown D. Madison Warren R.

Rucker D. M-rlon Tony Meldenboro (D). Mertlnsvll'l James E. Oordnor (R). Michigan Cilf-Jeseh LoRoccs (0).

lufflon William M. Fry back (D). Boonvllle Robert MINIS Breill-Nervel Pickett Jr. (D). Butler-loe Baldwin, Cannelton Gten Gentry D.

Cermet Albert Pickett R. Colomblo City Robert L. Walker Columbus Mai Andreas (D)' CharlostownClay Hell Covington Donald Yovngblood Crewtordsville Olenn Knecht Crown Point Richerd C. Collins Decetur-Hirold B. Miller (0).

Delphi -s Wayne VanSinckle D. Dunkirk-William (R). East Chicago Robert Rastrkk Eati Gary Cerl Jacobs 0. Elkhort Peter A. SaranloS (R).

Flweed Lynn O. Chose (0). Evensvllle Russell 0. Cloyd R. Franklert Mary Jane McMahon R.

Garret-Harris Hoeffil D. Gary Richard 0. Hatcher D. Gas City-Euoeno Linn D. Goshon Steven Chitlck (D).

Oreencaslle-C. Clifford Fratier (D). the following were elected mayors of Indiana cities in; yesterday's balloting. (D indicates Democrat, Republican, I independent and incumbent): Alexandria R. Matt 4 ranch D.

Anderson Rober' L. Rock D. Annexe Reman Beer (R). Attics Stanford Ivont (R). Auburn Jack Sanders D.

Aurora-Paul Alford (D). Batosvllll James Frltscll Bedlord-Lovell L. Hero Beach Orove-eilon Qasfrwilor Borne Ooylord Sluckoy (D). Blcknell-Dallas E. Lengferd (R).

Bloomliuten-Francls X. McCloskey (D). 204 233' 174 111 121 117 131 I7S 214' Hi 21 4 111 Soutrcort Robert Anderson R. Sullivan William J. Donnelly (R).

Tell City Walter R. Hagedorn D. Tipton Bill Kendall D. Trr Haute William J. Brighton (D).

Union City Joe L. Metcalfe Valparaiso Elden Kuehl Vinterne: AHen A. Clerk (Dl. Waiarh Michael Devis (D). War aw-H.

Dale Tucker (D). Washington Leo i. Sullivan D. Whiting Joseph Geechlk R. Winchester Robert I.

Beachlor R. -Wocdbum Robert H. Roomer 44' 545' 3.U 444' ,31 Edward Burqott (Independent) Betty J. Iterretr (associsioo lolly i. Sterrett Lakes) -i 6.