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any happy returns
Asterik denotes winners as indicated by preliminary returns.
UNOFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS
ASUN EXECUTIVES
elected in each group
President
Kent "Rick" Apthorpe (Grease)
Steve Fowler (UC)
Timothy J. Kincaid
Gary Schleiger (UUP)
Doug Voegler
First Vice President
Jackie Barret (UUP)
Michel Coyle(UC)
Tim "Sticks' Hartin (Grease)....
second vice rresident
Rod Hernandez (UC)
Tim "Kid" Sindelar (Grease)....
AGRICULTURE SENATORS
3 Elected
Van Bonneson (UC)
James Devel
Phil Lamb(UC)
John Miyoshi ;
Don G. Timm
GRADUATE AND
PROFESSIONAL SENATORS
5 elected
Bill Hoppner..
Steve Hutchins
Marty Liggett
Louis Robinson (UUP)
ENGINEERING AND
ARCHITECTURE SENATORS
4 elected
Ray R. Bamdad (UUP)
Bill Behmer(UC)
Michael Berns (UC)
John T. Brice
Kyle U. Davey (UUP)...:
Michael J. Hays (UC)
Jim Schriner
Bill Schwartzkopf
Ken Wiseman (UUP)
HOME ECONOMICS
SENATORS
2 elected
Kristin Eveland
Cindy Follis
Fowler...
(continued from page I)
Results of the referendum,
however, are to be used by the
Board of Regents in only an
advisory way; the vote will
have no official effect.
However the results of the
referendum on the low-income
scholarship program will be
binding. The Board of Regents
at a recent meeting promised
to implement the program
chosen by students in the
Spring Flection.
The Regents Committee
Plan for low income
scholarships, which would
allow each student to pay an
additional S3. 50 for low
income scholarship on his
tuition and fees payment if the
student so chooses, was
leading narrowly over the
PACE Committee Plan, which
would allow students to have
the $3.50 returned only if they
specifically requested.
The Joint Treaty of Peace,
oetween the people of the
United States and the people
of South Vietnam and North
Vietnam was approved.
The treaty, which is being
voted on and generally
approved in university spring
student elections around the
country, has no official affect
nor binds ASUN or university
students to any action. Briefly,
it calls for an end to the
Vietnam War as soon as
possible.
PAGE 8
ARTS AND
SCIENCES SENATORS
9 elected
Ed Anson (UUP)
Roy Baldwin (UC)
Patty Banker (UUP)
Bruce Blazek (CAIR)
Doug Beckwith(UC)
Matt Bosley
Ralph Bradley (UC)
Bob Brehm (CAIR)
Mary Cannon (MOD)
Randall Carlson
Steve Christensen
Kent Davy (UUP)
Jim Eckles
Jim Gray
Lynne Grimes
Jay Hall
Frank Halpine (UUP)
Kirk D. Hemphill
Douglas C. Hintz (GREASE)
(UUP)
PattiHumlicek(UC)
Patti Kaminski(UC)
Sandy Lowder
Ann Pederson (UC) ....
Barry Pilger (UC)..,
Richard Pille(UC)
Gary Schleiger (UUP)
Gary Schafer
Tim Sindelar (UUP)
Shelley Stall (UC)
Linda Vescio(UUP)
Cindy Vondrak
BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION SENATORS
4 elected
Jonette Beaver (UC)
James L. Branigan
Steve Gustafson
Roger Howard
Richard Lerner
Kirk Sayre(UC)
Doug Severs
Ron Sindelar (UUP)
JohnTheisen(UC)
Rich Veed (MOD)
TEACHERS COLLEGE
SENATORS
8 elected
Sara Ashby (UC)
Jacki Barret (UUP)
Randy Brown (UUP)
Sylvia Russell Cardwell (MOD).
Bill Grundman
John Haskins(UC)
Steven H Heldt...
Nola Kinneman (UUP)
Paula Peter (UC)
Donnie Rohr
Joann Tansey (UC)
Doris Todd
Tom Krepel (UC)
Joe L. Oison (UUP) (Grease)....
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ENTER
GSA requests neic
representatives
The Graduate Student
Association has requested that
all university departmental
GSA's elect new
representatives to the
University-wide GSA.
These new representatives
should be graduate students
who will return to the
University next fall. Names of
new representatives should be
sent to the graduate office so
that they may be informed of
the next University GSA
meeting to be held in about
three weeks.
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THURSDAY. APPIL 8. 1971