Word: run-off
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...William D. Schaefer (D) Phoenix, Ariz. Margaret Hance (R) Cleveland, Ohio George Voinovich (R) Philadelphia, Pa. William Green (D) Columbus, Ohio Thomas Moody (R) Salt Lake City, Utah Ted L. Wilson (D) Gary, Ind. Richard G. Hatcher (D) San Francisco, Calif. Dianne Feinstein (D) ahead Houston, Tex. James McConn run-off Louis Macey Toledo, Ohio Douglass DeGood (D) Indianapolis, Ind. William Hudnut (R) Governor State Minneapolis, Minn Donald Fraser (D) Kentucky John Y. Brown (D) New Haven, Conn. Biagio DiLieto (D) Mississippi William Winter...
...approval of a hostile city council of his own plan to repay the banks. But in the primary October 2, Kucinich ran 11,228 votes behind Voinovich. Kucinich has heavy union support, but Voinovich is outspending him more than two to one. The deciding factor in the run-off may turn out to be the death of Voinovich's nine-year-old daughter, who was hit by a van October 8. The tragedy caused the Lieutenant Governor to spend less time campaigning, but he may receive a sympathy vote that will undercut Kucinich's strength as an underdog. It would...
...election of Stephen V.R. Winthrop '80 to the chairmanship set the pattern that the other elections followed. In a run-off, Winthrop, who ran on the promise that he would not let his politics interfere with his administrative functions as chairman, defeated Chris Owens '81, a representative from Quincy who was discernibly more of an activist. Owens, during his pre-election speech for example, mentioned a half-dozen issues the assembly should tackle and cast the Harvard administration in an oppositional role to students. Owens got a lot of votes, but Winthrop...
Laura Besvinick '80, a Lowell representative, was elected chairman of the committee on student rights, defeating Chris Owens '81, a Quincy representative, in a run-off 34 to 17 with four abstentions...
Carl Rosen '80, a Leverett representative was elected chairman of the inter-and extra-University Relations Committee, defeating Robert Storch, a North Yard representative, in a run-off, 30 to 26 with four abstentions...