The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 13, 1977, Page page 5, Image 5

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Omaha mayoral candidates Betty Abbott and Al Veys
had a brief rest after winning the primary before starting
what they both refer to as entirely new campaigns.
Abbott, 54, led in the primary with 19,395 votes
whila Veys, a write4n candidate who filed two weeks be
fore the ektion, recievsd 18,859 votes. Mike Albert, the
only other candidate on the ballot, received 13,235
-votes.
Abbott said she received her strongest voter support in
the southwest, west and northwest areas of Omaha whila
Veys won in southeast Omaha. She added she received
support from sH se groups with no group particularly
stronger than another. .Veys said he had not received a
voter analysis report yet.
Veys, 58, said he stressed his qualifications and how to
vote for a write-in candidate in his primary campaign.
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Abbott, a Republican, said the primary did not involve
issues and was nainly a qualifications race. She said serv
ing on the Omaha City Council for 12 years helped her
"tremendously." Abbott said she also stressed her exper
ience on various state and federal commissions. .
Serving 16 years on the City Council also helped him in
the primary, Veys said. He added that he stressed his
business experience and using it to run an efficient city
government.
Veys said he spent $15,000 in the primary, mostly on
radio, television, newspapers and some flyers. lie said he
follows a rule of thumb not to spend more than the
office's first year sdary.
Abbott said she spent about $13,000 of the $35,000
to $40,000 she plans to spend on the total campaign. She
added that she campaigned steadily for one month before
the primary.
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Both candidates sail they had spent the week after the
primary planning for their new campaigns. Both declined
to comment on specific strategies they might use in the
upcoming campaign.
Abbott said she planned within the next week to bring
out "precise proposals for the first two years of her
mayorship." She said she thought the upcoming cam
paign would be very issue oriented.
Both candidates said they had students working for
them on the UNL campus but neither had plans to corns
to the campus to campaign.
Veys, a Democrat, said he thought the people' confi
dence in him and word of mouth had helped him win the
primary in two weeks. He said he had wanted to file in
time to be on the ballot but his wife had Tield him back."
Two weeks before the election, he talked to his wife and
children and they agreed he should run if he really wanted
to, he said.
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