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NEWS
ACROSS
1 Each
5 Subtly cruel
10 Stock items:
Abbr.
14 Couch potato’s
aid
15 Bizarre
16 Severely
damaged sea
17 “Think you can
manage?”
19 Beatle George’s
Indian friend
20 Defiant
challenge
22 Dishevel
23 Matzo’s lack
25 Approach to a
landing?
28 Grass plot
around a sundial,
in “Jabberwocky”
31 __ chi
32 Would-be
immigrant’s
concern
35 Believer’s suffix
36 Binding oath
37 “__, With Love”
38 Comprehend
39 Scand. country
that borders
Russia
40 Nashville VIP
43 Commercial
suffix with
wheat
44 Antlered deer
45 Hops driers
46 Aqua __:
corrosive acid
48 X-rated stuff
50 Romance novel
staple, another
word for which is
aptly hidden in
20-, 32- and 40-
Across
56 Part of RNA
57 Watergate figure
59 Barbara of
“Mission:
Impossible”
60 Bottled-up sort?
61 On a break, say
62 Rustic
accommodations
63 Old Norse texts
64 Con’s confines
DOWN
1 Org. regulating
explosives
2 Painter Mondrian
3 Concluded
4 Nylon, for one
5 Egyptian
Christians
6 Road runners
7 Trans Am roof
option
8 Road __
9 “Snowman” in a
fur coat
10 Homer’s beloved
11 Ones earning
play money?
12 Helps by arriving
early, with “for”
13 Priest who
mentored
Samuel
18 Unreasonable
interest
21 Scientific Bill et
al.
24 Ski race
equipment
25 “The Bucket List”
director
26 Bali citizen
27 Container seen
above seats
28 “The Weavers:
__ That a Time!”:
folk documentary
29 Quarreling
30 Third U.S. VP
33 Ancient portico
34 Band
commitment
40 Sear
41 “__, I do adore
thee”:
Shakespeare
42 Swiftian
47 Screen array
48 Old photo tone
49 Deals (out)
51 A Möbius strip
has just one
52 Upset, with “off”
53 Fix
54 Joint
55 Chutzpah
56 Box score stat
58 Business card no.
By Jeffrey Wechsler
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07/30/15
07/30/15
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ELECTIONS
From Page 3
“I am campaigning door-to-door
this year, as I have in past cam-
paigns,” Eaton wrote. “When speak-
ing with voters, I find that they
are interested in what I have done
during my first term and what my
positions are on issues that interest
them. I cannot recall any voter ever
asking about endorsements.”
However, in a newsletter pub-
lished by his campaign on July 11th,
Eaton was quoted saying he is very
grateful for the endorsements from
the Sierra Club and HVCLC.
“I am proud to announce that the
Huron Valley Central Labor Council
has endorsed my campaign for City
Council,” he said. “I have strong ties
to the labor movement, and I share
their goals and values. For those rea-
sons, I am especially grateful for the
HVCLC endorsement.”
Eaton echoed this statement
when expressing his gratitude to the
Sierra Club.
“I am proud of my work with
the Sierra Club and look forward to
being an environmental advocate
in the years to come,” he said. “I
am especially gratified that a group
that has been such a strong voice
in local environmental advocacy
has expressed support for my cam-
paign.”
Eaton is running against Jaime
Magiera, a technology consultant at
the University.
“My focus is on strong, fiscally
responsible city services and infra-
structure,” Magiera’s website reads.
Magiera hopes to additionally
improve the following aspects of
Ann Arbor if he is elected: commu-
nication between the city’s staff and
residents, mass transit services, side-
walks, traffic management systems
and bike lanes, affordable housing
availability and local business ven-
ture facilitation.
While never having ran for a
position in Ann Arbor government,
Mayor Taylor believes he would be a
fine councilman.
“Jaime is a newcomer to politics
in Ann Arbor,” Taylor said. “I did not
know (him) before the campaign,
(but) everything I have seen of his
writings and observations have been
careful and reasonable and forward-
looking.”
Ward 5: Mike Anglin (D) v. Chip
Smith (D)
Anglin is seeking re-election for
his fifth term as City Council rep-
resentative for Ward 5. Some of his
accomplishments on Council thus
See ELECTIONS, Page 9