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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Tuesday, April 3, 1973
PageEigt TE MIHIGN DILY uesayApri 3,197
City Election Results
GOP in control,
Mayor
James Stephenson (Rep)
Franz Mogdis -(Dem)
Benita Kaimowitz (HRP)
15,172
11.378
5,047
3rd Ward
Robert Henry
Elizabeth Kauffman
4th Ward
Richard Hadler
Ethel Lewis
Phil Carroll
Sth Ward
John McCormick
Mona Walz
John Minock
1st Ward
David Wiarda
Norris Thomas
Andrei Joseph
1,850
2,392
1,801
4,359
1,952
3,398
2,925
1,235
4,028
2,516
296
No
8,217
7,690
HRP in
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Perhaps the key to a liberal re-
juvenation in the city lies with the
Republicans themselves.
Judging by the Republican's pre-
election statements, a GOP regime
in city hall will attempt to do the
following:
" Fire liberal-minded city ad-:
ministrators and replace them with
conservatives. Prime target of a
GOP purge is likely to be City At-I
torney Jerold Lax. The Republicans
will also replace retiring city ad-
ministrator Guy Larcom with a
trouble
cycle paths and move to tear the
guts from the Ann Arbor Trans-
portation Authority.
Some observers now speculate
this is exactly the situation the
Democrats have been banking on.
The Republican council will prob-
ably so alienate most of the city's
voters that HRP will never again
be able to resist the charge that
it acts as a spoiler.
It will doubtless just be a matter
of time before bumper stickers-
appear stating:
"Don't blame me, I voted Demo-
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Loser Franz Mogdis, also em-
phasizing the Democrats' success
in the student areas commented
somewhat jokingly, "For a Ben-
dix war criminal I did pretty well
in wards one and two."
The evening's big losers, the Hu-
man Rights Party, were also sur-
prisingly optimistic despite their
dismal showing. Kaimowitz's 5000
votes represented a decline of
some 33 per cent in the party's
strength from a year ago.
"We raised a lot of questions
that would not have been raised
if we had not run," said Kaimo-
witz. "Unfortunately, the questions
may never be raised again."
Andrei Joseph, who lost the
First Ward race said he was
heartened by the results in his
ward. "I was running against an
incumbent liberal black candi-
Lennon
appeals
ruling
NEW YORK (Reuter)-John Len-
non and his wife, Yoko Ono, yes-
terday filed an appeal against a,
U.S. Immigration Department de-
cision to deny Lennon permanent
resident status here on grounds!
that he was convicted on ahashish
charge in 1968, their lawyer an-
nounced.
The Lennons applied for resi-
dence to continue the search for
Yoko's daughter by a former mar-
riage, ten-year-old Kyoko Cox,
whose father has refused to give'
the Lennons court-ordered custody,
of the child.
Attorney Leon Wildes told a news
conference they welcomed a Wall
Street Journal editorial saying that
Yoico, 40, who was granted immi-
grant status, should not be forced
to choose between her 32-year-old
former Beatle husband and her
child.
The appeal suspended the New
York district's March 23 decision
giving Lennon 60 days to leave the
country, Wildes said.
date. I was an unknown. I call
this a positive step in our poli-
tics"
Trying to explain his loss in the
Second Ward, a race the party
had been expected to carry, Frank
Shoichet commented, "I didn't
work hard enough and the stu-
dents didn't turn out."
Aside from Joseph and Shoichet,
the only HRP candidate to run a
strong race was Phil Carroll in
the Fourth Ward. His 1200 votes
Ly hal
clearly meant the difference be-
tween a Democratic and Republi-
can victory in the ward.
The new council will be sworn
in at the next Monday council
session.
DAILY ELECTION TEAM: Da-
vid Burhenn with the Democrats,
David Stoll with the Human Rights
Party, Gordon Atcheson with the
Republicans and Terry Martin at
City Hall.
conservative; cratic."
* Redirect city priorities away How HRP plans to meet this
from the "human needs" programs threat to its existence remains to
stressed by the Democrats and Hu- be seen.
man Rights Party, and move to But unless the party comes to
improving garbage collection and terms with the realities of electoral
butress the police department; politics in Ann Arbor, it will con-
STightly control city policy tinue to lose support.
}making, ending the wide-ranging In the meantime, the city that
public hearing process begun by has lived since 1969 with the liberal
the Democratic regime of Mayor administration of Mayor Robert
Robert Harris; Harris, will have to re-adjust to
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