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ft star Election results Thursday, November 1 0, 1 988 Star-Tribune, Casper, Wyo B5 0 Amendment 1 For Against 683 From preceding paye Commission districts For Against Lodging tax For 1 Against 1 ,960 Upton Mayor Joe Hayncs, 375 City Council Tom McMillan 317; Don Sharkey 244; Jennifer Silbaugh 235 One-Cent sales tax Against 717 For District I Area I One four-year term Steven B. Carter, Curtis Clabaugh, 778; Mark L. Sylte, 1,542 One two-year term Tom Crum Bill Nelson, 599; Ron Simpson, 280 Area 4 one four-year term TomW. Bruce, 1,729 Area 6 one four-year term Tom Wright 1,663 Area 9 four-year term Mark Townsend 1,717 U.S. Senate Democratic: Vinich 1,019 Republican: Wallop 1,783 U.S.

House Democratic: Sharratt 538 Republican: Cheney 2,177 Libertarian: McCune 18 New Alliance: Hamburg 12 Retention of judges Supreme Court G. Joseph Cardine: yes no 542 Richard J. Macy: yes no 456 6th District Court Terrence L. O'Brien: yes no 609 Newcastle Mayor Fowler 560; Ed Kiesling Weston Four-year term Theodore (Ted) Greenwood 220; Joel Lewis Jr. 138 Ward 2 Two-year term Bob Smith 223; Ken Trautmann 79 Four-year term Sib LeBeau 2X9 Four-year term Verne Johnson, 228; Richard Thomas, 358 Sihool Board District 7 One-year term Twyla Burr 520 Two-year term Tim Barritt 474 Four-year term Virginia "Ginger" Jespersen 225; Ron Kosola 266; Reuben Kitthuler 358; Randy -vans 268 Robert 753 Pari-Miituel betting For Against 1,025 Stale House Democratic: Robert Norlin 932 Republican: Lauris L.

Tysdal 1,872 Commissioner Two scats Democratic: Gene Myrum 1,532 Republican: Ed Pzinski Ron Moody, 1,477 U.S. President Democratic: DukakisBentsen 699 Republican: BushQuayie 1,988 Libertarian: PaulMarrou 28 New Alliance: lulaniDattner 9 City Council Ward I Two-year term Wayne Burr, 230; John Condos, 156 Now Open! MILLER'S 4 ACES Dining Room Glenrock, WY Specializing in steaks seafood Mon-Sat, 0pm John C. Leonard Miller (307) 436-9010 IDEAL LAWN MOWER rri SHOP 11 RICHARD DREYFUSS KOON tt fete; 1 i 1-3 Ii9 7:00 CHAINS ACCESSORIES ENGINE WORK -SALES SERVICE OPEN 6 DAYS la' nu.oM 234-4661 BLUBS? 1 1 S. I i In WY 1-800-554-7811 JEFFERSON 'C ST. CONSIDERING AN OFFICE RELOCATION? MECO Realty manages five high quality office buildings in Casper.

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234-5831 1 'T Nw' Director of "An Officer and A Gentleman." I brings to the screen a truly great American love story. 1JJ Everybody's Ail-American 6 Yordy, Democratic Rep. Steve Frudenthal, Republican Rep. Cynthia Lummis, Watson, Democratic Reps. Shirley Humphrey, 12,496, and Mary Kay Schwope, 12,472, and Mcllvain, 12,395.

Out of the running were Democrat Patrick Hacker, Republican Ben Zavorka, Democraats Edith Garcia, 11,176 and Bernard Phelan, and Republicans Linda Norman, Bob Chalstrom, Henry Bailey, Miles La Rowe, 7,658, and Vol D. Halley, 6,465. He's back! And this time, IIS GQSSETT, JR. IRON EAGLE ELDERS 1EU FIE ZM ELDERS SIDNEY J. ELI SHARON HAREL JOHNIEEMENY SIDNEIJ.ffllE TDI ST1Q DCI C1CC IU TB-STM PICIUWS rights mmt PGj PRHT ALGUttWNCE SUGGESHO SOME MATERIAL MAT HOT SUTTABLf FOR CHHiMEN CAROLCO I irisvcnas 4 SEE? Li4 si STARTS TOMORROW 6 601 SE Wyo.

Blvd. 234-5831 www mm fsmiUHlt 1 1 u- Starts Friday Laramie County picks Democrats for Senate CHEYENNE Laramie County will have a solid four-member Democratic delegation to the Wyoming Senate in January while the county's House political lineup will remain unchanged at six Democrats and three Republicans. And Laramie County will have a House Speaker for the first time since 1925. Republican Rep. Bill Mcllvain squeezed in for his ninth term by running last for the county's nine House seats.

Final unofficial election returns show the two Democratic candidates for the state Senate, Rep. Harriett Elizabeth (Liz) Byrd and newcomer James Applegate, captured the two seats up for election this year. Byrd, a 62-year-old retired Cheyenne teacher who served eight years in the House, and Applegate, a 57-year-old Cheyenne lawyer, outpoll-ed Republicans John Clay, a 65-year-old stockbroker, and Richard Baker, 58, president of the Wyoming Student Loan Corp. Byrd led the ballot with 15,122 votes, followed by Applegate, 13,878, while Clay polled 12,881 and Baker trailed with 10,821. Byrd and Applegate will replace Republican Sen.

Richard Larson, a potato farmer from Albin who chose not to seek re-election this year, and Democratic Sen. Alvin Wiederspahn, who was edged out by Applegate in the August primary election. Byrd and Applegate will join Democratic Sens. Win Hickey and J. W.

(Jim) Norris, both of Cheyenne, who were not up for re-elec- tion this year. The Laramie County delegation to the Wyoming House will remain at six Democrats and three Republicans but two of the Democrats will be newcomers. Voters re-elected all Laramie County House incumbents, plus non-incumbent Democrats Don Sullivan and Carol Watson. Sullivan, a Cheyenne lawyer who came in second in his first political race, and Watson will replace Byrd and Democratic Rep. Lynn Birlelfi, who lost the Cheyenne mayor's race in a Tuesday night.

Leading the ballot was Democratic Rep. Guy Cameron with 16,137 votes, followed by Sullivan, Kepublican Rep. Gary 12th and Beverly 265-6061 SKfcAT OUIOOORS (PO) 9 30 OMIY 6GRRUS WTIIf KBT (PC0) ARTCORE and CASPER COLLEGE Division of Language and Literature present Ik MM ta WYOMING FICTION WEEKEND NOVEMBER 9-12, 1988 FREE Create-your-own Banana Split with meal purchase November 12, a.m. Panel Discussion p.m. Open Reading November 9-1 1, 8:00 p.m.

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