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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Tuesday, April 4, 1972

Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, April 4, 1972

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HRP wins City Council positions

(Continued from Page 1)
The mood in HRP headquarters
-a small store front on Thayer
St. - was to say the least, riotous.
As the news of a stunning HRP
upset came in it was greeted with
wild applause, foot stomping and
a forest of clenched fists.
"Our victory," an elated Wechs-
ler said, "is a victory for a lot of
people in Ann Arbor. This town is
never going to be the same again."
De Grieck, still stunned by his
upset victory in the First ward
struck a more serious note
"We've won," he said, but we ask
all the people who supported us,'
not to desert us now. We need
your help to get things done in
this city."
The mood at the other parties'
"victory celebrations" was con-
trastingly glum.
The Democrats, gathered at the
University Club in the Michigan
Union, were generally tight-lipped
about their dismal showing.
"It was a hard fought cam-
paign," a despondent Morris said.
"I congratulate Nancy Wechsler.'
Democratic Mayor Robert Har-
ris declined to talk to Daily re-
-there's
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thru
Cdnsified

porters.]
Defeated First ward candidate
Kirscht offered this analysis of'
his surprising loss: "The Human
Rights Party had the organization
and they got out the vote. We
didn't get out the vote."
The mood at the Republicanj
celebration at the Ambassador
Hilton hotel - despite their vic-'
tories in three wards - was, if
anything, more depressed.
Tom Burnham-who was bank-
ing on his image as a young lib-
eral to win indthe Second ward -
blamed his defeat on what he.
termed "fictitious" charges made
against him in HRP advertising
in The Daily.
The Republicans assembled in
the Hilton took the news of HRP
victories with all the enthusiasm
of Romans greeting Attila the
Hun.
"It's sick," Republican council-
than James Stephenson (R-Fourth
ward), said.
The news of De Grieck's victory
was met with a volley of boos and
hisses.
"If the future of our country de-
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pends on what happened in 1-3
(the third precinct of the First
ward where De Grieck received
over 1,000 votes) I'll put a bullet
in my head tonight," one Republi-
can campaign worker commented.
"They (HRP) should go back to
shining shoes and fornicating,"
another embittered Republican
was overhead to say.
The following reporters made up
The Daily's election night team: Dave
Burhenn and Marilyn Riley at City
Hall, Lorin Labardee at the Democrat-
ic headquarters, Charles Stein at the
HRP headquarters and Jim Kentch
at Republican headquarters.

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City council elections
Unofficial totals

Ward
First Ward
Pct. 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Absentee
Totals'
Second Ward
Pet. 1
2
3
4
Absentee
Totals

DeGrieck
139
419
1,020
257
19
333
101
27
2,315
Wechster
604
1,202
313
57
31
2,176

Third Ward PlamondM
Pet. 1 697
2 262
3 39
4 35
5 82
6 77
7 117
8 59
9 158
Absentee 19
Totals 1,538

Kirscht
406
263
357
236
235
305
207
60
2,069
Morris
241
741
297
186
58
1,465
Stoll
362
400
193
176
184
210
170
134
477
2,383
Walz
311
487
278
211
322
193
480
195
122
2,599
Mogdis
335
369
276
289
232
239
292
2,170

Foster
310
109
112
149
601
129
403
151
1,964
Burnham
161
397
407
543
210
1,508
Colburn
120
294
334
346
423
287
229
356
613
218
3,220
Benner
324
185
263
471
298
535
147
321
135
2,679
Fairbanks
387
155
244
310
342
418
332
2,371

Ashley-First Bypass
Yes No
285 488
104 643
123 1,327
152 454
394 405
.159 574
336 339
93 138
1,646 4,368

Fourth Ward
Pet. 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Absentee
Totals
Fifth Ward
Pet. 1
2~
3
4
5
6
7
Absentee
Totals

Black
55
165
71
17
64
49
343
29
11
804
Burghardt
48
98
156
55
29
15
58
470

M

149
323
313
354
113
1,252
111
261
222
182
225
192
154
187
426
150
2,110
204
154
196
271
224
282
115
190
73
1,711
275
131
146
218
236
248
175
1,544

783
187
643
373
181
3,851
984
618
275
345
409
320
304
309
600
157
4,321
434
627
381
390
396
439
771
322
192
3,912
431
375
490
383
331
387
419
3,027

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Day Calendar
TUESDAY, APRIL 4
Music School: Trombone Student Re-
cital, Mus. Bch. Recital Hall, 12:30 p.m.
LS&A Coffee Hour: 2549 LS&A, 3:00
p.m.
Physics Seminar: J. Pumplin, MSU,
"The Last Word on Diffraction Disso-
ciation," P & A Coloq. Rm., 4:00 p.m.
Statistics Seminar: M. Fox, MSU, "In-
variance, Admissibility and the Extra-
moment - A Unified Treatment," 3003
Angell Hall, 4:00 p.m.
Thos. Spencer Jerome Lecture: A.
Momigliano, Univ. of London, "From
Impiety toHeresy," Aud. A, Angell Hall,
4:10 p.m.
Win. W. Cook Lecture on Am. Inst.:
D. Boorstin, Smithsonian Inst., "Fron-
tiers of Ignorance," Aud. 4, MLB, 4:15
p.m.
Music School: M. Skrzynski, trumpet,
Mus. Sch. Recital Hall, 5:00 p.m.
VI_ _ DISCOlNT

LS&A Student Govt.: Hearing on
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Music School: J. Dobos, clarinet, Mus.
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General Notices
Exec. Bd. of Grad. School: Ballots for
Exec. Bd. and Div. Bd. elections should
reach professorially ranked faculty by
Apr. 11; ballots must be received at
Grad. School by Apr. 21. Ballots avail-
able from Mrs. Roos, Rm. 1014, Rack-
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low-frequency signals of large
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2. Compliance.
3. Efficiency.
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crossover network?
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