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More about The SUN, Flagstaff, Arizona, Sunday, March 2, 1986-5 Tuesday's Ballot to Include Three Propositions CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 Following are thumbnail sketches of individual candidates for office and summaries of the propositions: Mayor Moody's only competition comes from Tony Wytroval, a write-in candidate who received only 20 votes in a similar bid in 1984. Moody has served on the City Council once and as mayor for three terms in a long career of public service. Moody campaigned furiously for Gemini Parkway when he ran in '84 and still believes the road needs to be built. He opposes Proposition 200 for that reason, believing the city needs to maintain the option to use part of the park for Gemini's eventual alignment. The mayor rarely has been controversial and enjoys the respect of his colleagues on the council as well as the public, which perhaps explains why no one bothered to run against him.

City Council Mel Hannah This veteran politician, the first black ever to serve on the council, is running for his fourth consecutive term, a remarkable streak of longevity in any municipal government. Hannah, who works for the Northern Arizona Council of Governments, has been described as having the best "institutional memory" on the council, making him a frequent contributor in discussions. Hannah has said he believes the city should seek more cooperation and joint planning with Northern Arizona University. Pat Loven She is completing a special two-year term on the council and running for her first full term. Loven, a real estate broker, has a long record of business ventures and civic participation in Flagstaff.

She has used her background to specialize in land use issues and said in her campaign that she believes more funds and attention should be given to water drainage on the south side of the city. Steven Pulos The only outsider challenging the incumbents, Pulos' background is in education and social work. He is the only candidate in favor of the Buffalo Park i- nitiative, for which he has campaigned strongly. Pulos has said he believes more money should be allocated to local social services and has proposed striking a deal with Coconino County to set up an extended horse racing season as a source of revenue. Wally Quayle The longtime educator is finishing his first on the council and has mayor for the past two years as the leading vote-getter from the 1982 council election.

Quayle is a selfdescribed conservative who has specialized in the city's financial structure. Like the other incumbents, Quayle has not been particularly controversial during his time on the council. Proposition 200 The spotlight issue of 1986, this proposition is the Buffalo Park initiative, an effort by an organized Save Buffalo Park Committee to prevent paved roads, specifically Gemini Parkway, from encroaching on park land. Proponents, who have been campaigning for the measure for six months, argue that the unspoiled environmental park, in the middle of defacement of those same signs and and that the work will have to be Currently, the airport runs at a Flagstaff, would be torn up solely to misuse of an old Chamber of done even if the proposition should deficit to the city and has inbenefit developers if a road is Commerce newsletter in fail. adequate lines for current use.

A aligned that way. promotional material. All candidates, civic officials, proposed industrial development, to Opponents of the proposition, in- Proposition 400 business interests and the Chamber take the airport out of the red and cluding most of the City Council and This measure would permit the of Commerce have endorsed this ultimately enlarge it, hinges on the many area businessmen, claim that city to issue $13.5 million in general proposition, which has no organized water and sewer lines. if a road becomes necessary, it obligation bonds for improvements opposition. These bonds would be repaid by would not destroy the park, that in Flagstaff's water and sewer Proposition 600 airport revenue solely and could not carefully managed traffic and the systems.

This measure also seeks to cor- be sold until lease commitments are park could coexist. City officials indicate the im- rect a water and sewer deficiency, in place to ensure payment. The campaign over this issue has provements are necessary to cor- but through different means. If As with Proposition 400, this been marked by some questionable rect deficiencies which exist at the passed, the proposition would allow measure is favored by everyone on tactics, such as charges of false in- present time notably lack of the sale of $3.5 million in revenue the city staff, committees and counformation, billboards many people water transmission capability and a bonds to finance water and sewer cil. It also has no organized opposiconsider intentionally midleading, network of old, decaying sewer lines lines into Pulliam Airport.

tion. PARK BOUNDARY TRAILS TRAILS PARADISE AD BUFFALO PARK PROPOSED GEMINI PARK WAY ENTRANCE AVE. CEDAR RESERVOIR DR. COCONINO TURQUOISE A HIGH SCHOOL I bna 0: mention 18 El 9 At Issue in Proposition 200 19 Proposition 200, perhaps the most con- located atop McMillan Mesa between aerial photograph with an illustrative park and the proposed route of Gemini troversial item on Tuesday's ballot, will East and West Flagstaff, will be overlay shows the boundary of Buffalo Parkway (dark diagonal line at left). determine whether Buffalo Park, preserved in Its present state.

This Park (double line), trails within the (Photo courtesy of city of Flagstaff) VOTE YES ON PROPOSITION 200 TO SAVE BUFFALO PARK YES NO "The City of Flagstaff shall maintain Buffalo Park solely as a public park. No other use or incompatible development shall be allowed in Buffalo Park, including but not limited to, paved roads or highways for use by motorized vehicles. The undedicated fifty-five (55) acres adjoining the eastern portion of Buffalo Park is hereby dedicated as an addition to Buffalo Park and is described as follows: That portion of Lots 2 and 3, including the SW of the NW of Section 11 owned by and located in the City of Flagstaff. Taken from the McMillan Heights Record of Survey, Recorded in Case 1 Map 149 of Coconino County Records." The following individuals urge you to vote YES on Proposition 200 1 Sara Aleman 50 Dan Dagget 101 Robert and Connie Huff2 Glenn Anderson 51 Nora Daley man 3 Tom Angenent 52 Steven Darden 102 Linda Hughes Karen Applequist 53 Bob and Roberta Dawson 103 Dr. Gerald Hughes (Social 5 Louise Applequist 54 The Deghers Planner) Shirley Armour 55 Ruth DeLap R.N.

104 Jay and Mimi Inge 7 Jeff Aronson (Winnie's) 56 Gus and Lucy Deigadillo 105 Mary Insley 8 Helene Babbitt 57 Alex Duran 106 Rosanna Jackson Royla Bagwell 58 Jim Dwyer 107 Trish Jahnke 10 Gene and Marlys Balzer 59 Kathryn Esplin 108 Gordon and Elinor Johnson 11 Charles Bamo 60 Chris Everett 109 Kay Johnson 12 Charles Barnes 61 Judy Everett 110 L. Murphy Johnson 13 Mike and Kathy Barn 62 Richard Fernandez 111 Leah and Johnson 14 Doris Baur 63 John and Barbara Fisher 112 Ted and Gwen Johnson 15 Tom Bean 64 Mike Flick 113 Warran Johnson 16 Margey Beauchman 65 Darrel and Donna Fosberg 114 Alice Johnson (Cit. for 1 17 Jay and Carol Beck 66 Sharon Galbreath Beaut. Flag.) 18 Grayden Bell 67 Jim and Suzle Garretson 115 David Johnson (Cit. for a 19 Tom Berning (Flagstaff Athletic Club) Beaut.

Flag.) 20 Stan Beus 68 Bob Gaylord 116 Dave Juarez 21 Bill Bishop 69 Bill Gibson 117 Mike and Muriel Kanan 22 Jack Boehle 70 John and Barbara Gilger 118 Mary Lou Kantz 23 Sheila and Larry Bohlender 71 Joni Gold 119 Florence Karlstrom 24 Roger Bollard 72 Larry Gold 120 Gary Kelly 25 Gretchen Bolton 73 Bruce Gordon 121 Yvonne Kelly 26 Donna Borden (Borden 74 Frank and Sue Gordon 122 Connie Kim Physical Therapy) 75 George Gorman M.D. 123 Greg Kleiner (D.D.8.) 27 Edward Bowell 76 Les Graff 124 Bob Knoles 28 Dennis Bradick 77 Lee Grippin 125 Gloria Korkki (Martan's 29 Marjorie Bresnahan 78 Sheri Groman R.N. Burrito Palace) 30 Cynthia Brewster 79 Paula Gussio 126 Tobias Kreidi 31 Gary Buckley 80 Barbara Guthell 127 Judes and Nell Kunze 32 Tom Burkhart 81 Joan and Stu Hadden 128 Jack LaBuda (LaBuda's 33 Amy Caldwell 82 Richard C. Hall Saw Shop) 34 Ava Chartz 83 Barbara Hallum 129 Rosie and Mark Lamber35 Young and Ops Choi 84 Dana Hallum con (Choi's) 85 Steve Hallum 130 Ted and Ann Leighton 36 Dick and Roz Clark 86 Wayne Hallum 131 Peter Levine 37 Edwin and Margaret Colbert 87 Ann Hancher 132 Karen Lincoln 38 Ann Cole 88 Cindy Hardy 133 Joe and Dianne Lingerfelt 39 Ken Collier 89 Wade Harrison 134 Charles E. Little 40 Frank Collins (Flagstaff 90 Anne H.

Hemphill 135 Wee and Jane Lockwood Athletic Club) 91 Dawson Henderson 136 Warren Lucas 41 Peggy Comer 92 Colleen Hendricks 137 Charles Mackey 42 Deborah Comly 93 Daryl Herman 138 Martha Mackey 43 Frank Cordova 94 John Hildebrand ebecca 130 Kooros Mahmoud! 44 Cox Hildebrand M.D. 140 Mike and Lana Malone Sylvia 45 Judy Craig R.N.C. 96 Art Hong 141 Marvin and Jean Manefield Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cromer 97 Mike and Frances Holler 142 Cella and Bob Martinez 46 Mike and Lora Cross 98 Bette Holloway 143 Linda Martini 47 and Laura Crosse 99 Eugenia Horstman 144 Paula Martini 48 Mark Sharon Crowley 100 Helen Horstman 145 Ernesto Mazzoni (Ernesto's) Paid for by the Committee to Save Buffalo Park 146 George 193 Hyatt Simpson 147 Patsy McCullough 194 Amy Sipes 148 Larpy and Amy McFarlane 195 Wayne and Cindy Sjoberg 149 Warner and Judie Mcintire 196 Dick and Pippa Skeen 150 Dave and Mary 197 Gloria Silpher 151 Mark and Elson Miles 198 Dan Smith (Cosmic Cycles) 199 Grant Smith 152 Milushka's 200 Z.G.

Standing Bear 153 Kathryn Mulnix 201 Jack and Diantha States 154 Martha Mulnix 202 Arnold and Barbara Steffensen 155 Dale and Audrey Nations 203 Larry Stevens 156 John Nelson 204 Kathy Sweeney (Kathy's) 157 Joan Nikola-Lisa 205 Eloisa and Ernesto Tachias 158 Larissa Nikola-Lisa 206 Bob and Joanne Tallarovic 159 Yila Nikola-Lisa 207 Pat and Ray Tampparl 160 Mary Nordin 208 Melanie Tayeb (Cit. for 161 Richard Oliver Beaut. Flag.) 162 Sylvester Ornelas 209 Nancy Taylor 163 Robert W. Packard 210 Walt Taylor M.D. 164 Carolyn Parker 211 Ann Tinaley 165 David Pastor (Roma's) 212 Tom Tissaw 166 Julle Pastrick 213 Dawn Trubakoff 167 Camille Paulin 214 Joe and Judy Truett 168 Anna Del Paxton 215 John Turner 169 Rick Penny 216 Leanna Turner 170 Cindy Peterson 217 Manuel and Ethel Ulibarri 171 Steve Pulos (City Council 218 Ernest and Tisha Vasquez Candidate) 219 Linda Verkamp 172 David and Lois Reed 220 Jeane and Lynn Vredevoogd 173 Walt and Mary Reeves 221 Ruth Walker 174 Joyce Reid 222 Ken Walters 175 Fern and Lionel Richarde 223 Wirt and Virginia Ward 176 Sharon Ritt 224 Gwen Waring 177 Paul Robinson 225 Lisa Warren 178 Judy Roe 226 Lawrence Wasserman 179 John Rooker 227 Eileen Watkins 180 Eldon S.

Roth 228 Joe Weidman 181 Chris Ryan 229 Nat and Jean White 182 Dr. Sandy Salisbury (Ur- 230 Bradley Whitman ban Planner) 231 Blake Whitten 183 Clarence (Sonny) end 232 Jean Wilder (CIt. for Bertha Sandoval Beaut. Flag.) 184 Lulu Santamaria 233 Robert Wildey 185 Scott Savage 234 Alan Williams 186 Les Lee Scamahorn 235 Bill and Jean Willis 187 Dave Schleicher 236 Ken Wise 188 Carl Schrader M.D. 237 Don and Helen Wolf 189 Jon Schulman (Buster's) 238 John and Anita Wood 190 Jim Sexton 239 Richard and Judy Wood 191 Dale Shewelter 240 Tad and Lucy Wykoff 192 Bryan and Frances Short 241 Don Keller 242 Marybeth Foushee.