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THE TIMES RECORDER THURSDAY, NOV. 9, 1972 LOREN C. CAMP VERNON CROWN SCOTT PATTON JACK PENNYBAKER DEE SHOOK WILBER WHEELER Clean Sweep Of County Jobs Is Made By GOP Candidates Republicans retained control 12,923 for his Democratic op- to the Auditor's office, defeatin Muskingum County ponent, Harold D. Flowers, ed Cecil F. Harper, 18,595 to Tuesday with a clean sweep of while Patton defeated Robert S.

10,716, to retain the office. all offices up for grabs. Deitrick, 16,769 to 12,952. Coroner S. S.

Daw drew the Jack Pennybaker won the Loren C. Camp was picked highest complimentary vote of sheriff's now held by to succeed James Davidson as any candidate without opFred Uffner, who did not seek engineer. Davidson, also a position. He received 24,067. reelection.

In doing so, Pen- Republican, did not seek vote of other candidates nybaker polles more votes than reelection. In winning the post, who did not have opposition any other Muskingum County Camp received 17,035 votes to included: Richard D. Hixson for candidate who had opposition. Robert W. Paul's 12,528.

Common Pleas Judge, According to final but unof- Wilber H. Wheeler, a long- Holland M. Gary for Probate ficial returns, the veteran dep- term office holder who is serv- Judge, Ray G. Miller uty sheriff received 21,719 votes ing out an term as for East County Judge, to 8,450 for James McCoid, a auditor was unexpired, that po- Richard E. Bridwell for member of city council and a sition over Thomas S.

Gray, prosecuting attorney, former Zanesville policeman 212 to 10,410. Wheeler, a for- Joseph E. Hildebrand for clerk who ran as an independent. mer county treasurer, was ap- of courts, 22,897, and Kenneth Dee Shook and Scott Patton pointed auditor in August of Moody for recorder, 22,836. were chosen to retain their 1971.

All are Republicans. seats as County Commissioners. Vernon Crown, appointed The total vote cast in the Shook polled 16,784 votes to treasurer when Wheeler moved county was 32,038. Sam Speck Reelected To Ohio Legislature Sam Speck of New Concord, the Muskingum College professor who authored the state's latest mining, law, was returned to the House of Representatives Tuesday by voters of the 95th district, which includes several townships in Muskingum County. Speck gained 26,670 votes to 10,622 to his Democratic opponent, Delbert A.

Fordham of Marietta. Speck easily carried all sections of counties in his district by a wide margin, including Washington where he polled 5,835 votes to 2,410 for Fordham. In the section of Muskingum County in the 95th district, Speck received 5,835 votes to 2,410 for his opponent. He also carried Guernsey County, 10,837 to 3,465 and Morgan 1,543 to 543. The upcoming term will be SAM SPECK his second.

McGovern's Race Began And Ended In Black Hills By WESLEY G. PIPPERT SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (UPI) George McGovern's stretch run for the presidency began in the Black Hills in late July. It probably ended there, too. In a rustic lodge in the first flush after the Democratic national convention, Sen.

Thomas F. Eagleton revealed to the nation that he had a history of psychiatric problems. Calmly, McGovern stood at his running mate's side during the anguished news conference and expressed his support in compassionate terms. When controversy continued to build over Eagleton's fitness, McGovern posted a press notice on the motel window saying he supported his running mate "1,000 per cent." But the very next night, McGovern went table to table at the Sylvan Lake Lodge and let reporters know that he was having serious second thoughts about Eagleton's place on the ticket. And on the following Monday night, in a Capitol cloakroom in Washington, McGovern asked Eagleton to leave the ticketnot, he said, because Eagleton had a history of mental problems but because the discussion of it threatened to dominate the entire campaign.

Eagleton emerged as a sort Rural School Issues Given Voter 0.K. Three out of four issues for schools in this district were successful at the polls Tuesday, including the 4.5 mill building levy for West Muskingum to construct a $1,711,000 middle school. The only one that went down to defeat was the 2.8 mill operating levy for Franklin Local School. These are the voting results on four levies: West Muskingum for the levy, against, 1,714. Maysville Renewal of 2.8 operating, 1,391.

levy. Renewal For, .95 mill operating levy. For, against 1,501. Tri-Valley Renewal of 3.6 operating levy. For, against, 1,621.

Franklin Additional 2.8 mill operating levy. For, against 2,484. The West Muskingum and Tri-Valley results include votes cast in Licking and Coshocton counties, respectively. Tax Bill Growing SAN FRANCISCO The Californians' total is $42 billion according the above, Taxpayers Association. Rep.

Clarence E. Miller, 54, of Lancaster scored a resounding victory for reelection to the U.S. House of Representatives from the 10th Ohio Congressional District over Ohio University history professor Robert H. Whealey. The 10th District gave the incumbent Republican 128,883 votes to Democrat Whealey's 47,287 votes.

The near 3 to 1 vote margin launched Miller on his fourth two-year term to the $42,500 a year congressional post. This was Whealey's first try for public office. A former Lancaster mayor, Miller also served as a member of the Lancaster City Council. He has served on the legislative committees of both the Ohio Municipal League and the National of Cities. Additional community service included membership in the Lancaster Community Improvement as well as the Chamber of Commerce and the Fairfield County Red Cross.

In the Congress, he has held membership on the House Agriculture and Public Works committees. An associate professor of Utah's Uinta Miller Is Returned To Congress history at Ohio University, Whealey holds a doctorate degree from the University of Michigan. He has specialized in the history of international relations since 1914. The Athens professor is 41 years old. The vote by county in the 10th District is as follows: Muskingum, Miller, 21,910 to Whealey, Fairfield, Miller, 24,255 to Whealey, Perry, Miller, 8,356 to Whealey, Hocking, Miller, 6,114 to Whealey, Morgan, Miller, 4.251 to Whealey, 940; Washington, Miller, 13,866 to Whealey, Athens, 11,688 to Whealey, Vinton, Miller, 2,697 to Whealey, Meigs, Miller, 6,295 to Whealey, Jackson, Miller, 7,623 to Whealey, Gallia, Miller, 6,870 to Whealey, Lawrence, Miller, 14,266 to Whealey, 7,327 "Miller, 692 southern part of Noble, to Whealey, 255.

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