Lane County election results, state ballot measure totals
NATIONAL OFFICE
Ross Anthony (R) 52,910
Jim Weaver (O) 79.180
STATE OFFICES - Governor
Vic Atiyeh (R) 339,284
Ted Kulongoski (D) 198,568
Paul Cleveland (L) 11,677
COMMISSIONER OF THE BUREAU OF
LABOR AND INDUSTRIES
Burgess Laughlin (L) 21.312
Mary Roberts (D) 292,362
Mike Wooten (R) 164,658
STATE SENATOR 14th DISTRICT
Joe Davis (R) 1,277
Steve Starkovich (D) 2,115
STATE SENATOR 20th DISTRICT
Margie Hendriksen (D) 17,198
George Wingard (R) 15,642
STATE SENATOR 21 at DISTRICT
Mike Cross (R) 9,522
Edward Fadeley (D) 17,506
STATE SENATOR 22nd DISTRICT
Jonathan Bates (R) 6.008
William Frye (D) 8.615
STATE REP. 38th DISTRICT
Chuck Bennett (D) 1.697
Cedric Hayden (R) 1.665
STATE REP. 39th DISTRICT
Grattan Kerans (O) 8.514
Jerry Riley (R) 5.679
STATE REP 40th DISTRICT
Carl Hosticka (D) 9.110
Robert James O Reilly (R) 4.797
Laurel Paulson (Ore Clt) 3.668
STATE REP. 41 el DISTRICT
Mary McCauley-Burrows (R) 9.599
Mike Grove (D) 4 988
STATE REP. 42nd DISTRICT
Larry Hill (D) 8.913
Vem Meyer (R) 4,014
STATE REP. 43rd DISTRICT
Larry Campbell (R) 6,290
Sharon Murphy (D) 3,548
STATE REP. 44tti DISTRICT
Peggy John (D) 3,520
B J Rogers (R) 996
Laura Stine (Ore Cit) 832
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION
Verne Duncan 37.940
Bill Kendrick 30.855
COUNTY OFFICES
LANE COUNTY COMMISSIONER. EAST
COUNTY, POSITION NO. 5
Bill Rogers 8,754
WEST COUNTY, POSITION NO. 1
Chuck Ivey 6.915
Harold Rutherlord 5 490
LANE COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
SPRINGFIELD. POSITION NO. 2
Peter DeFazio 10,283
Vance Freeman 6,294
VOTE TALLY - BALLOT MEASURES
MEASURE 1
Question Shall a taxing district's consti
tutional tax base increase when new
property construction causes district s
true cash value to increase?
YES 120,134
NO 375,029
MEASURE 2
Question Shall Governor's be allowed
more time to approve or veto bills
presented after fith day before end of
legislative session?
YES 195,260
NO 299,565
MEASURE 3
Question Shall constitution limit real
property tax rates and valuations,
preserve HARRP, require elections for
certains taxes and limit tax elections?
YES 239.454
NO 260.869
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Question Shall persons other than service
station operatorsemptoyees be allowed to
pump gasoline and other vehicle fuels tor
retail sales’
YES 228.977
NO 290.613
MEASURE 5
Question Shall the people urge the United
States to propose to the Soviet Union a
mutual freeze on nuclear weapons system
development, deployment?
YES 304,440
NO 201,186
MEASURE 6
Question Shall the state s land use auth
ority end, goals be advisory only, and
county and city land use planning
continue?
YES 237.995
NO 265,070
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The Alpha Kappa Pal Bualnaaa Fraternity will meat
tonight at 7 in 336 Gilbert The last pledge test of the term
will be given followed by a general meeting
MEChA will have a mealing today at 4 p m in 16-D
EMU All Hispanic students are invited to attend
SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS
A Time Management Workshop will be held Nov. B
and 10 from 9am to 4 p m at the Whiteaker Community
School. 21 North Grand. Eugene The fee for the
workshop is $20 a day or $38 for both days
Journalism Internship Workshop: Informational
session for all students interested in internships in all
journalistic fields will be held Nov 5 from 1 to 2 30 p m in
the Heading Room, second floor Aiien Sponsored by the
Journalism Peer Advisors
Come to this week's class of People's Law School and
leant all about Labor Law and learn your rights as a
union or non-union member The class is free and
requires no registration It will be held at Patterson
Community School, 1510 W 15th from 7 to 9 p m For
more mtormation contact Sue at 342-6056
Metaphysical Wisdom Seminar: Explanation of
astrology, planetary calendar and the benefit or the
misfortune drawn from the magnetic power of the
planets, the sun and the moon The seminar will be held
today from 3.30 to 5 p m in 309 Gilbert Guest speaker
Luis Pigeon. Ph D
SPEAKERS
"Maritime Hunter-Gatherer Adaptations: Progress
and Problems" will be the title of a colloquium presented
by Dr David Sanger. University of Maine. Orono today at
3:30 p m in 264 Condon Hall There will be an informal
discussion following the lecture
"Fathers and 'Femininity'" will be the title of a
presentation given by Mimi Johnson today from 3 to 4
p m in 605 PLC Sponsored by the Center for the Study
of Women in Society
East German theologian Hana-Martln Schenks will
present a tree public lecture at the University tomorrow
at 7 30p m in 341 Gilbert Schenke, a UniversityolBerlin
professor, will discuss Gnosticism, a religious and
philosophical movement based on freeing the soul from
the evil ot the material world Sponsored by the
Department of Religious Studies
MISCELLANEOUS
Women In family situations, at work and In foreign
countries are among the topics of a weekly lecture series
ottered by the University Center for the Study ot Women
in Society
The presentations will be held from 3 to 4 p m every
Wednesday in 605 PLC They are tree and open to the
public University sociology professor Mimi Johnson will
discuss fathers influences on femininity and childhood
gender socialization tor today's lecture
Three scholarships will b# made available for prenur
sing students during winter and spring terms. 1983
Students identified as prenursing majors, or have
nursing as their professional objective as of fall 1982 are
eligible to apply Applications are available in the Office
ot Academic Advising & Student Services, 164 Oregon
Hall
Economics Majors: Sophomores and Juniors
interested in being a peer advisor for the economics
department may pick up an application in 414 PLC
Looking tor motivated, qualified students Upper divison
economics credit is available
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Harry Esteve will answer these questions and more
tonight at 7 30 in 221 Allen at a meeting sponsored by
Women in Communications Inc WICI will have a regular
business meeting at 7 p m Members and the public are
invited to the free presentation
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