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Wednesday, November 3.1976
University Daily Kansan
Democrats cut into GOP holds
By JERRY SEIB Staff Writer
TOPEKA-Bob Brock, executive director of the Kansas Carter campaign, hung up the telephone in his suite at the Downtown Holiday Inn at about 10:30 last night. He stood and turned to a knot of party workers watching election results on television.
Republicans not in mood to celebrate
By JIM COBE Staff Writer
TOPEKA--By midnight last night, the state Republican headquarters in Topeka's Downtown Ramada Inn was nearly deserted.
A dozen people gathered in the lobby to listen to presidential election results. A sixman Dixieland band banded its instruments and played political dignitaries who had visited the headquarters.
Ross Freeman, 2nd District candidate for Congress, strolled across the patterned red carpet of the ballroom where his victory was announced, even as his opponent, U.S. Rep. Martha Keys, swept ahead in what early returns indicated would be a very close, see-saw
THE STRUGGLE to win back the 2017 District seat, held by Democrats since 1970, wasn't the only battle the Republicans lost last night. They listened to television news and used a string of state victories for Democrat Jimmy Carter in his bid for the presidency.
Returns also indicated that Damon Weber, Republican candidate for state treasurer, was well behind incumbent Joan Finney, a democrat. Democrats were ousting as many as 14 Republicans from the state legislature.
"I may have lost but I'm in good com-
pose." He said. "A lot of good men have
lost to me."
Republicans acted as if these defeats were enough to worry about. The impending defeat of 6th District Hop, Garner Shriver by Democrat, a Democrat, was hardly mentioned.
SOME REPUBLICANS speculated on why their candidates lost. Some were already looking forward to future victories. One speculated that he might be whenever Carter's name was mentioned.
"I feel the same in law I did when Kennedy was running," she said. "a middle-aged woman said."
was running," a middle-aged woman said. A student from Kansas State University said former President Richard Nixon was to blame for the party's troubles. An elderly man suggested that the television channel be changed, "so we can hear some better news."
An elderly man sat dozing in a chair. Later, he said he had been invited to attend the gathering and wanted to see "what it's all about."
He asked how the election was going and nodded his head when he was told Carter was ahead. Around the corner, two 14-year-olds had helped themselves to some lionier
A group of young people stood by. One said he planned to stay with the Republicans a while longer before going to the Democratic headquarters:
"The Republicans have better booze, and more of it."
"IUPI has named (Dan) Glickman the winner," Brock said, referring to the Democrat's upset win in a race for governor. He smiled while worked its way across Brock's face.
It was that kind of night at state Democratic headquarters.
Glickman, a young Wichita lawyer,
scored the biggest of the Democrats' upsets
by unseating Republican Congressman
Garner Shriver in the 4th District.
Martha Keys also cheered the Topkapi crowd by turning back challenger Ross Freeman and retaining her seat in Congress in the 2nd District.
THESE VICTORIES give Democrats two seats in the Kansas House of Representatives delegation for the first time in 18 years. The victory of incumbent State Treasurer Joan Finney, a strong showing in state legislative races, and a win over incumbent Republican performance in the presidential race also made the night a happy one at the Holiday Inn.
"I've been very pleased," said Jane Roy, Kansas national Democratic Committee member "We've hung onto our House seats and picked up some nice seats elsewhere. We just hope everything goes this well nationally."
Although Glickman's victory was more surprising, it was the victory of Keys, who won the game after the attention of most of the crowd at the Holiday Inn. Keys had made large gains in the final days of a bitter campaign, and after the victory, she was assured of victory before 11 p.m.
WITH 98 PER cent of the 2nd district vote counted, keys led Freeman to 5,883 votes. With 98 per cent of the 4th district counted, Glickman led Shriver to 3,143 votes.
Republicans easily retained their other congressional seats. Keteib Sehbil won in the 1st District, Larry Winn won in the 3rd and Joe Skubtz won in the 5th. As expected, Republican Fletcher Bell, state insurance commissioner, easily he. Bad no Democratic opponent.
Gov. Robert Bennett, titular head of Kansas Republicans, and other leading state party officials had joined in the effort to prevent the Democratic nomination for Democrat who was once a Republican.
FINNEY LED from early returns on, although she delayed her victory appearance at the Holiday Inn until a few minutes after Keys had left. It was a quiet crowd and there were only crowds or with newsmen but merely shook hands and talked with supporters.
A major Republican effort to defeat State Treasurer Joan Finney failed when she beat back the challenge of GOP state party official Damon Weber.
State Democrats may have made their most impressive showing of the night in state legislative races, in which they are trained to take control of the Kansas House.
With 86 per cent of the state's precincts reporting, Finney led Weber 391,840 to
In the early morning hours, it appeared that Democrats had unseated 10 Republican state representatives. If Democrats lose fewer than three of their own seats to the Republicans, they would have a majority in the traditionally Republican-controlled state.
DEMOCRATS ALSO appeared to be taking four Republican state senate seats, but that wouldn't be enough to give them control of the senate.
A large turnout of voters in Kansas
Gordon Garrett, legislative director of the state Democratic headquarters, said the performance was the result of improved public tickets and sentiment against Bennett.
delayed final reports on many of the state races.
"We are winning very simply because we have the best candidates," Garrett said. "I spent months on the telephone lining up voters, and it shows how you win state legislative races."
GARRETT said that state Democrats had also raised more money than ever before this year and that candidacy.sd received more advice on running their
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Johnson wins Sheriff's race
Rex Johnson, the Republican incumbent sherriff of Douglas County, defeated James Huskey, chief investigator for the county his office, by a wide margin last night.
Johnson received 14,055 votes to Huskey's
Party candidate, collected 96% vote.
Neither Johnson nor Huskey was available for comment early this morning.
available for comment early this morning.
In the race for county treasurer,
Democrat Ruth Veryvyn, who led
the entire night, defeated Betty Leslie by 2,004
votes. Vveryvyn had 13,829 votes to 11,825
for Leslie.
Incumbent Sue Neutifiter was unopposed for register of deeds. Mike Malone, assistant county attorney, was unopposed in the election for county attorney.
Election mood is varied in city
By CAROL LUMAN
Staff Writers
A mood of quiet acceptance fell over the campus last night as it became increasingly apparent that President Gerald Ford had been defeated by Jimmy Carter.
On the second floor of Naismith Hall, Ford supporters sat quietly around three tables, and the staff
Lloyd Buzzi, incumbent state representative in the 45th District, landed the only successful area bid this election for a real American representation in the state house.
"It was a lot more festive here before it became apparent that Ford's going to lose," said Randy Sollenberger, Hutchinson senior.
"Half these people," he said, surveying the room glumly, "are leaving for Canada in time to get back home."
Buzzi gained 1,280 more votes than his opponent, Democrat Carol Francis. Buzi won in a landslide with 51%
Buzzi coasts
Burzi, who has served four years as a state representative, attributed his victory to an active voting record. Francis said the campaign had been worthwhile despite her loss because she had learned much about Kansas politics.
The problem, he said, "is deciding whether to take the bus or the train."
Across the street at Oliver Hall about 20 students also sat quietly watching the election results, some wandering in and out of the main floor lobby.
AS CARTER'S lead grew, shouts of
Carter N. Forr, were bantered back and
stopped.
Ready to join his Naismith counterparts, someone asked, "How much does it cost to run?"
From the back of the room, Brad Boerger, Topeka freshman, said, "As one who worked for McGovern, and who got to know Ms. Larsen, good to see the Republican recipe falling."
At Hashington Hall, a Ford supporter watched the vote tails from the fringe of a panel.
"The only reason I'm staying up," he said, relishing some hope, "is because it allows me to see the world."
Earlier in the evening, Lawrence bar crowds seemed to display only a halfinterest in the election results slowly tabulating on the television screens.
AT SEVERAL BARS, only a few interested patrons grouped around TV sets to watch the returns. They had ready answers to questions they had not answered across the room: "Wo's leading now,"
At the Jahawk Cafe, Ken Wallace, the owner, drank a beer for every state that Ford carried. Shortly after 11 p.m., he had been driven to another beer he was on his seventh or eighth beer.
“It’s been a long night,” Wallace said. I was behind, but now I'm catching up. I hope Ford wins some more states so I can drink some more.”
A slightly inbirated pinch then leaned over to throw in his two cents worth.
"You write that this is a Republican bar," he said with authority, pounding his flat on the table.
With that, Wallace looked up at the color television set, which had a microphone propped near the speaker to carry the sound above the din of the bar.
"IT TEEMS LIKE I drank Kansas a long time ago," he said.
At Quantrill's Saloon, patrons had been nature-fully debating daily, evening said, and Monday's evening.
Beside the debates, she said, "one guy who was really out of it kept walking around the hallway," she recalls.
While Ford and Carter supporters either groaned or cheered at the election's results, a group in the Hawk's Nest of the Kansas Union were disappointed because their candidate—Independent Eugene McCarthy—wasn't doing as well as hoped.
"A good snow storm would have helped McCarthy here," said Hal Wert, Lawrence graduate student and McCarthy's Kansas chairman.
Bad weather, he explained, would have kept a lot of voters from going to the polls, thereby giving the former Minnesota senator a bigger percentage of the vote.
"McCarthy people would have come out no matter what the weather." he said.
Staff photo by DAVE REGIER
Memorable niaht
This year's election has generated many souvenirs. Fred Sherman, 2017 Sagebrush Drive, holds one he collected last night at the Douglas County courthouse during his vigil of the returns. Sherman later had his calendar page autographed by a few of the local winners.
Bradley beats Stoneback; Neis outdistances Elder
By MARY RINTOUL
Democratic incumbent I. J. Stoneback was narrowly defeated last night by Beverly Bradley for 3rd District county commissioner seat in a see-saw battle that went down to the wire.
Bradley received 4,647 votes to Stoneback's 4,423.
received 739 votes to 585 for Stoneback at the field house.
The race for the 2nd District county commission seat was wavily by Republican Robert Neis. Neis defeated Robert Elder 5.467 to 1.617.
It wasn't until the Allen Field House polls had been abolated that Betts, who lost to him in
Bradley said that her door-to-door campaigning and personal contact with people helped win the election.
Stoneback didn't comment on the reasons for losing the race, but he said he thought that the race was "very close" and that he had campaigned well.
Neis, director of Kaw Valley State Bank, who had a 4-1 margin over Elder, said he didn't know why people voted for him except that he was well-known. He added that the commission term he wanted to "push through a centralized landfill proposal."
Unofficial election returns from Douglas County
These returns were obtained from the County Clerk's office and are as complete as was possible at press time.
These returns were obtained from the County Clerk's office and are as complete as was possible at press time.
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