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About The print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1977-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1978)
i I Photo by Ted McKenna Oregonians have a rare talent for making the most of even the infrequent sunny days. Stu dents show that they are no exception as they listen to KPAM D.J. Eric Jensen during a noon- time music show sponsored by ASG on Monday. Jensen returned Tuesday for another show, see photo page 6. rint Clackamas Community College______________________ _______ Wednesday, May 10, 1978 \ be turnout for ASG elections o presidential candidates face runoff battle bout of 386 voters fail- hlect a new ASG presi ti last week's elections, lough Mike McCarty, in ft candidate, received a »vote of 172 over Rich- Biss's 167 and IRandal tin's nine, he failed to win «percent plurality needed fere are three candidates. Warty needed only 13 Wes to win that plurality. I campaign intensity be- I the two runoff candid- Michael McCarty | »..incumbent ing as they prepare themselves for this week's election that will finally determine next year's president. "My campaigning this week is more positive," said McCarty. "I’m going around and talking to people, like the nursing stu dents and the law enforcement people. Some of the people in the office are taking over some of my work which is freeing me to spend more time to ac tively campaign than I had last week." Weiss too, is adding new fa cets to -his campaign strategy. "I think last week's election came off rather well," he said. "It shows that a one^to-one, per sonal type of campaign is more effective for the effort put forth tha.n a media campaign. "This time I'll probably put up posters and things for name familiarity. There is a need for the media in getting this kind of familiarity," he said. Both candidates feel the run off election is good both for Richard Weiss ....seeks ASG presidency ....ASG vice-president them and for encouraging stu dent involvment, and both cre dited the media in part for stirr ing up student interest. "It gives us both more expos ure and is drawing more student interest," McCarty said. There was more publicity and more visualization than there was last year," McCarty. "The paper (The Print) did a very ade quate job of covering the elec tion." "There was a lot of con troversy over the newspaper art Jo Ann McCauley ....secretary icle endorsing the candidates," Weiss said, "it was talked about a lot." Dave Riggs will be next year's ASG vice president. He received 153 votes, Denise Klein, 96 and John Harlan, 84 votes. Jo Ann McCauley ran for the office of secretary unopposed and received 292 votes. Sherrie Montgomery was the victor in the race for business manager with 197 votes to Maureen Kearney's 126. Sherrie Montgomery ....business CLACKAh COLLE i i I |8i i — ------------ 1 1 27 1 28 centimeters I Colors by Muriseli Color Services Lab MUNITY