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Monday, February 19, 1979
University Daily Kansan
Late results tallied from Senate elections
These are late results from Thursday's election:
School of Education—right winners:
Dobson Hannon (Post-Bacharach)
Bobba Hannon (Independent) 72
Debbie Hanson (Purch-Step) 62
Carla Hannon (Desperate) 51
Donna Hander (Imagination) 50
Bob tendmann (write-in) 4
Steve Owens (write-in) 3
Suwen Owens (write-in) 2
Jane Pappas (write-in) 2
Veronica Bruy (write-in) 3
June Applebury (write-in) 1
Susie Lucille (Imagination) 198
Stacy Lee (Imagination) 119
Dou M. Wagner (Purch-Step) 114
LJ Lee (Purch-Step) 112
Joe Barran (Purch-Step) 106
Joe Barran (Purch-Step) 106
University Specials—two winners:
George Parker (write-in) 1
Michael Rennert (write-in) 1
Graduate School--24 women
Graduate School--Shafer Investment Bank--19 women
James Beng (write-in) --20
David Merkel (write-in) --20
Ralph Willingham (write-in) --20
Ralph Williamsby (write-in) --20
Roger Hahn (write-in) --20
Yehuda Kahn (write-in) --20
Yehuda Kahn (write-in) --20
Mike Perry (write-in) --20
Brian Shuster (write-in) --20
Brian Shuster (write-in) --20
Mark Yarshov (write-in) --20
Jacqueline Matsui (write-in) --20
Eric Tye (write-in) --23
Jim Hepple (write-in) --23
Jim Hepple (write-in) --23
Sandy Sarman (write-in) --23
John Macchista (write-in) --18
Katrina Knauf (write-in) --9
Katrina Knauf (write-in) --9
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Write-ins complete Senate roster
The two candidates who finished fourth and fifth in the student body presidential elections will serve on the
PENCE GARDEN CENTERS
Mark Hazelrigel, Emporia junior, whose coaltion, Apathy, attended 36 votes Thursday, will be a participant in the School of Education.
Bob Tomlinson, Overland Park junior, whose coalition, La Plume, finished last with 232 votes, will be a senator for the District.
Mittelson said a complaint filed by Clair Keizer, who came in second in the presidential race, would have to go to a federal court.
John Mitchelson, Senate election committee chairman,
sayed yesterday that Haziergrig and Tomlinson had been write-in candidates for their schools, and they both had accented the positions this weekend.
and special students, and the schools of Education, Fine Arts, Social Welfare and Pharmacy.
Keizer complained that the Nunemaker ballots had been given to the wrong people at Gertrude Sellars Pearson and
"IT'S REALLY strange because I wasn't seeking that position," he said, "I thought it was amusing."
Hatzerlig said his acceptance did not contradict his campaign slogan of "Who Cares?"
"His complaint basically boiled down to people getting the wrong ballot," Mitchelson said, "which happens every year."
He said the fourth complaint, by Rob Green, Hays senior, would have to be discussed by the next elections committee.
Tominson said he would be happy to serve. He said he would propose to the Senate several ideas that he would first discuss with Margaret Berlin, student body president. . . "I had eight votes for committee."
Hazerigg had two write-in votes for senator.
Green compalmed that the rules governing campaign financing were vague and inadequate. He suggested in the report that such restrictions should be
MITCHELSON SAID he agreed with Green, but did not know what could be done about the bankannie finances.
Write-in candidates filled seats representing graduate
"If someone comes up with a clean, mistake-free way to figure financing," he said, "then I'll listen. If there was a complaint about something drastic, where we could really do something about it, then we would."
In other post-election business, Mitchell said no one had called for a recount of presidential votes, and one of the candidates who resigned was
Barry Shalinsky, who was elected off-campus senator, dropped his complaint that off-campus ballots had not been distributed to the right people. He has not dropped his complaint against Etta Walker, former off-campus senator.
He said he would not work on the complaints until he had finished his other post-election duties.
SHALNSKY CLAIMED that the letter showed bias from the Senate office because it was on Senate stationery. Walker filed a counter-complaint against Shalinsky, stating that she had intended to mail the letter in October, but that she had problems getting a computer-print-out sheet with the correct student addresses.
Shaliinsky had complained about a letter Walker sent to off-campus students on Student Senate stationery. The letter contained information about the elections and other campus matters and was signed by Walker. It was received in October.
"I did talk to Berry once before I filed my complaint," she said, "but I haven't tailed him since then. I hope that we said something."
Mitchelson said there was not much he could do about the complaints.
Mitchelson said he would discuss the complaints at the next elections committee meeting. It will meet before the vote on June 24.
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KANU, KU's non-commercial radio station, will begin its seventh annual fund-raising event, Campaign for ExxonMobil. The fund-raising drive will last until Sunday.
KANU's goal is $2,000 in contributions to the university's direction of development. KANU asks, "Is it time for a change?"
The money will be spent on new records, new programming service and improvement of the existing programming, he said.
The station raised $22,000 last year.
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