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"Hut being a Libertarian is about as much fun as you can have with your clothes on, and they had made it not fun." Sturzenacker said his philosophy in heading the party was to tell people "to lead, follow or get the hell out the way," an attitude that apparently offended commit lee members. "I've never made any bones about it," he said. "I'm not a candidate for the diplomatic corps." Committee members said Sturzenacker spent about $50 more for office supplies than authorized, disregarding the committee's budget. llarrer said the amount was "minimal," but that Sturzenacker continually spent money without consulting the commilte. "It was the principle of the thing," she said.

llarrer predicted that Slurzen-acker's removal will benefit the organization because it will "lessen dissension" and bring back lo the parly supporters who have been offended by Sturzenacker's Walters, who will attempt to get on the ballot after the primary elect Urn by gathering enough signatures to appear as an independent candidate, called Sturzenacker "high-handed" and "slippery," a man who caused dissension and hurt feelings. "I don't want to air our dirty laundry in the press," Wallers said. "I think it's too bad that we couldn't resolve the problems without resorting to this." The Libertarian parly is the third-largest party, in the country, hi Arizona, it works under a $10,000 budget and has 5,000 members. Il needed to collect nearly 20,000 voter signatures this year to make the stale ballot. Hut il got only 17,000, 15,000 of which were gathered in Maricopa County.

As for his gubernatorial aspirations, SUirzenackcr says he has 'none "at this point," but added thai leaving the organization takes the party "off his back," a welcome change. Sturzenacker has been replaced by former stale chairman Peggy Jeney of Prescoll. members by "secretly" aspiring to run for governor, even though the committee already had endorsed local bail bondsman Jim Walters, parly officials said. Hut Michael Kelly, the party's Maricopa County chairman and a committee member who opposed the ouster, said Sturzenacker was the victim of "internal, political squabbling" that will rob (he party of the hardest-working leader it has had. "It can't help but be divisive for the parly in the sense that we're going to be fighting for our lives," Kelly said.

"Ken has been pretty much a full-time chairman. We're going to lose a lot of visibility over the next year." Sturzenacker maintains he was asked to leave for "partially defined" reasons that were based on political rhetoric and nothing more, lie said he had done more to collect voter signatures than any other committee member and never spent beyond the budget without first telling party treasurer Kalhy llnr-rer, a committee member who supported his ouster. "Whenever something goes wrong, the person charge has to Squabbling, charges of funds misuse led to, exit, officials say By JACQUEE G. PETCHEL Arizona Republic Staff Political squabbling and accusations of misuse of funds within Arizona's Libertarian Party have prompted the resignation of the group's state chairman, officials confirmed Monday. Ken Sturzenacker, party chairman since March 1985, said he quit the volunteer post after members of the party's executive committee voted to oust him.

Hut the 40-year-old free-lance writer and real-estate broker said he had intended to resign before the May 17 vote was taken, largely because dissension within the party had stripped the of the Libertarian Parly's executive committee, meanwhile, have accused Sturzenacker of spending money without authorization, alienating party members, and not coming up with enough voter signatures to put the Libertarians on the slate ballot this year. also offended committee 1 he Reading Game. We ve got learning down to a science. The I Reading vAa 1 Game" A tlrifnnnim jtirninc Outer CALL today for a FREE Professional Consultation Mesa (G02) 838-077G Phoenix (G02) 942-7323 Scottsdalc (G02) 947-8849 Paradise Valley (G02) 948-1044 Locations Nationwide A I W4wi JP iiiii inn nr? crnn i hfdh l2 i fej 1 vJLDuLJ mmr mUL3 UvlU7 K- li'1 IV if With almost 80 years of pioneering experience in the cardiopulmonary field, we've been providing the kind of conscientious care Arizonans have come to count on. St.

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