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1976-11-02 - Ballots 0004-1915 STUB To Be Torn Off By The Clerk SAMPLE BALLOT Precinct No. GENERAL ELECTION ADMINISTRATIVE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON To Be Held Tuesday November 2, 1976 ESTABLISHING A NEW TAX BASE PROPOSAL 15. Shall Administrative School District No. 1, Deschutes County, Oregon, increase its tax base from $913,057.79 for the current 1976-77 fiscal year, to $7,409,629.16 for the 1977-78 fiscal year? EXPLANATION OF THE BALLOT QUESTION This measure levies no taxes. An increase in the tax base will not change the amount of taxes to be levied, only the budget determines this. The tax base for the current year provides revenue to meet only 8.4% of the 1976-77 budget. The propos- ed new tax base would have provided 68.1% of the 1976-77 budget. This measure will establish $7,409,629.16 as the tax base for the 1977-78 fiscal year. Mark a dot (e) in the square before the answer of your choice YES. I vote for the new tax base NO. I vote against the new tax base BALLOT i Gv_ . OtA UYN z f � L OFFICIAL BAL o. It �1�?-1 LAPINE PRECINC STUB ►�1 V?r�4v' �� DESCHUTES COUNT To be Torn Off by the Chairman I! GENERAL ELECTION, TUESDAI .......—---------- -- —- — MARK BALLOT ONLY WITH N INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for a candidate of your selection stamp a mark(•)in purpose. To the voting square next to the right of the number given the candidate. To vote for a person "Yes"or of not on the ballot write his name under the title of the office in the blank space left for that Chairman ai NATIONAL MEASURES MEASURES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, AND REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Vote for One Group 1.VALIDATES INADVERTENTLY 10. REPEALS LAND USE PLAN- 1. YES NING COORDINATION STAT- YES (To vote for President, for Vice President, and for Elec- SUPERSEDED STATUTORY tors of President and Vice President, make a mark e) UTES — Purpose: This mea- ( AMENDMENTS—Purpose: This sure repeals statutes relating to inside the voting square between the number and the constitutional amendment pro NO state-wide land use planning, NO et et1 group containing the names of your choice for President vides that if two or more legisla• coordination and control, and and Vice President. Your ballot so marked will be counted tive acts at the same session e creating and prescribing powers, -- as one vote for each of the six candidates for presidential amend the same statute, both lectors to support your choice for President and Vice Pres- amendments shall be given effect unless they duties of Land Conservation and Development dent). conflict in purpose. Commission and Department, including sand p pose. In case of a conflict, the ides relating to state-wide land use goals and act last signed by the Governor controls.Under guidelines, review and control of local com- INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES present constitutional requirements,passage of prehensive plans, land use decisions, and a second amendment of the same statute which activities of state-wide significance. The inadvertently fails to incorporate the earlier statute establishing standards for county com 103 For President, EUGENE J. McCARTHY. For amendment nullifies the first amendment. prehensive plans is amended to delete refer- Vice President, JOHN F. CALLAHAN. For L� ence to state-wide goals and guidelines. Independent Presidential Electors: John F. Callahan, Susan K. Callahan, Claire Martin, 2. ALLOWS CHANGING CITY, 11. PROHIBITS ADDING FLUO- Mary G. Park, Douglas Rake, Carolyn Savage. COUNTY ELECTION DAYS — YES RIDES TO WATER SYSTEMS— YES Purpose: Constitutional provisions I Purpose: This measure would now require city officers to be make it unlawful and subject to DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES nominated on the state-wide NO abatement as a public nuisance NO primary election day, and city for any person or governmental 101 For President, JIMMY CARTER. For Vice and county officers to be elected unit to add fluoride or fluorine- President, WALTER M CARTE. For Demo- on the state-wide general election containing compounds to any community wa- cratic Presidential Electors: Rosemary Ba- day. This measure amends those provisions to ter supply system. permit the legislature to adopt laws providing tori, Irene .Johnson, Moshe Iznske, Gladys a different state-wide uniform day for each of 12. REPEALS INTERGOVERNMEN- 1 McCoy, Honorable Max Rijken, Fred Spivey. such nominating or regular elections. TAL COOPERATION, PLAN- NING DISTRICT STATUTES — REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES 3. LOWERS MINIMUM AGE Purpose: This measure proposes FOR LEGISLATIVE SERVICE— YES repeal of ORS 190.003 to 190.110, NO Purpose: This measure would which authorize local govern- arnend the constitution to lower ments, and the state, to enter 102 For President. GERALD R. FORD. For Vice the minimum age for service as a NO into agreements with each other or otherwise President, ROBERT DOLE. For Republican State Senator or State Represen- to cooperate in performances of any of their Presidential Electors: Eva Cook, Grif Frost, tative from 21 to 18, and adds a functions and activities; and also repeal of Marlene Johnsen, Beverly Myers, Mary requirement that a Senator or Representative ORS 197.705 to 197.795, which provide for Schecter, Rex Stevens. must be a registered voter of this state. creation of a regional planning agency for the Clackamas - Washington - Multnomah County metropolitan area, and specify its organiza 4. REPEALS EMERGENCY SUC. YES tion, duties and powers. CESSION PROVISION — Pur- pose: This measure would repeal CANDIDATES FOR the constitutional provision which NO authorizes legislation to provide NONPARTISAN OFFICE for emergency succession to pub- lic offices becoming vacant, and JUDICIARY BALLOT to adopt other measures providing for the con- tinuity of government, in a disaster resulting from enemy attack. FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, POSITION TWO Vote for One S. PERMITS LEGISLATURE TO 203 BERKELEY (BUD) LENT Nonpartisan CALL SPECIAL SESSION—Pur- YES f judge Lent says, 'Let the punishment pose: This measure would allow fit the crime'." the legislature, which now may convene only in regular biennial NO session or in special session called by the Governor, to convene it- FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, self at any time. The presiding officers are required to convene the legislature within five POSITION THREE Vote for One days after receiving the written request de- 204 DEAN BRYSON Nonpartisan claring an emergency by the majority of the °Re-elect your present judge.Proven members of each House. strong for orderly government." FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 6. ALLOWS CHARITABLE FRA. YES TERNAL, RELIGIOUS ORGAN- Baker, Crook, Deschutes, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, IZATIONS BINGO — Purpose: FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, Hood River, Jefferson, Klamath, Lake, Malheur, This measure would amend the NO Marion,Morrow, Sherman Umatilla, Union,Wallowa, constitutional POSITION FOUR Vote for One provision prohibit- _ Wasco, Wheeler and portions of Clackamas and Linn ing lotteries to permit charitable, 205 EDWARD H. HOWELL Nonpartisan Counties. fraternal and religious organiza- 'Present judge, experienced trial and Vote for One tions,defined as such and exe�tg�f inc A .. appellate judge.Praaical and industrious." tax under the federal tax /� = i _ 105 AL ULLMAN Democrat bingo or lotto games. V r t 104 THOMAS H. MERCER Republican 7. PARTIAL PUBLIC FUNDING YES FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, OF ELECTION CAMPAIGNS — f OSITION FIVE Vote for One Purpose: Provides public funding 206 np THOMAS H. TONGUE Noartisan for Communications expenditures NO ! 'Incumbent.Re-elect experienced judge in general election campaigns, with record of integrity,ability, industry" up to $90,000 for state offices elected in the state at large, STATE , $4,900 for State Senator and $2,450 for State Representatives. Eligibility based on minimum expenditure from private contributions and FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Vote for One minimum percentage of total vote received. Source of funds is voluntary $1.50 checkoff on POSITION SEVEN Vote for One state income tax return; funding reduced 207 RALPH M. HOLMAN Nonpartisan 107 BLAINE WHIPPLE Democrat proportionately for all candidates if insuffi- "Present Supreme Court )edge; an eient for full amount. experienced, fair and fireless worker." ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The 106 NORMA PAULUS Republican passage of ballot measure #7 will result in transfers within the General Fund to the Fair Election Fund of an estimated$425,000 annually and would incur administrative expenses of FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, an estimated $75,000 annually. POSITION ONE Vote for One FOR STATE TREASURER Vote for One 8. INCREASES MOTOR FUEL, 208 LEE JOHNSON Nonpartisan TON-MILE TAXES — Purpose: YES The qualified candidate for the This measure, adopted by the Court of Appeals." legislature and referred by peti- 109 CLAY MYERS Republican tion, would increase the motor NO fuel tax from seven to eight cents per gallon, and graduated weight- FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, 108 JEWEL A. LANSING Democrat mile and flat fee tax rates for commercial ... ............._ PncITInN TWA V..►e 9_. ei-- pose: 'tins measure woura repeal CANDIDATES FOR the constitutional provision which NO authorizes legislation to provide NONPARTISAN OFFICE for emergency succession to pub- lie offices becoming vacant, and JUDICIARY BALLOT to adopt other measures providing for the con- tinuity of government, in a disaster resulting from enemy attack. FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, POSITION TWO Vote for One 5. PERMITS LEGISLATURE TO 203 BERKELEY (BUD) LENT Nonpartisan CALL SPECIAL SESSION—Pur- YES "Judge Lent says, 'Let the punishment pose: This measure would allow fit the crime:' the legislature, which now may NO convene only in regular biennial session or in special session called by the Governor, to convene it- FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, �y self at any time. The presiding officers are POSITION THREE Vote for One required to convene the legislature within five a� days after receiving the written request de- 204 DEAN BRYSON Nonpartisan claring an emergency by the majority of the "Re-elect your present judge.Proven members of each House. strong for orderly government." � FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 6..ALLOWS CHARITABLE FRA• YES TERNAL, RELIGIOUS ORGAN. Baker, Crook, Deschutes, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, IZATIONS BINGO — Purpose: FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, Hood River, Jefferson, Klamath, Lake, Malheur, This measure would amend the NO Marion, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, constitutional provision prohibit- POSITION FOUR Vote for One Wasco, Wheeler and portions of Clackamas and Linn ing lotteries to permit charitable, 205 EDWARD H. HOWELL Nonpartisan Counties. fraternal and religious organiza- "Present judge, experienced trial and — Vote for One tions, defined aS such and exe fF I'IjAmC ,. appellate judge.Practical and industrious." tax under the federal tax �t 10S AL ULLMAN Democrat bingo or lotto games. 104 THOMAS H. MERCER Republican 7. PARTIAL PUBLIC FUNDING YES FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, OF ELECTION CAMPAIGNS — POSITION FIVE Vote for One Purpose: Provides public funding 206 THOMAS H. TONGUE Nonpartisan j for communications expenditures NO "Incumbent. Re-elect experienced judge in general election campaigns, with record of integrity,ability, industry." up to $90,000 for state offices elected in the state at large, STATE $4,900 for State Senator and $2,450 for State Representatives. Eligibility based on minimum FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Vote for One expenditure from private contributions and FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, minimum percentage of total vote received. Source of funds is voluntary $1.50 checkoff on POSITION SEVEN Vote for One state income tax return; funding reduced 207 RALPH M. HOLMAN Nonpartisan 107 BLAINE WHIPPLE Democrat proportionately for all candidates if insuffi- "Present Supreme Court Judge; an eient for full amount. experienced, fair and tireless worker." ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The 106 NORMA PAULUS Republican passage of ballot measure #7 will result in transfers within the General Fund to the Fair Election Fund of an estimated$425,000 annually and would incur administrative expenses of FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, an estimated $75,000 annually. POSITION ONE Vote for One 8. INCREASES MOTOR FUEL, 208 LEE JOHNSON Nonpartisan FOR STATE TREASURER Vote for One TON-MILE TAXES — Purpose: YES "The qualified candidate for the This measure, adopted by the Court of Appeals." 109 CLAY MYERS Republican legislature and referred by pet:- P tion, would increase the motor NO fuel tax from seven to eight cents :� per gallon, and graduated weight- FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, 108 JEWEL A. LANSING Democrat mile and flat fee tax rates for commercial vehicles, in two yearly increments averaging POSITION TWO Vote for One 13% each. Increased revenues generated would be used solely for highway maintenance and re 209 JACOB TANZER Nonpartisan construction. A legislative interim committee 'Experienced as Appe•,!s Court Judge prosecu- is created to review transportation regulation, coq defense counsel.Excellent record." highway use taxes, expenditure and allocation, FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Vote for One and other matters. ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The ill JAMES A. (JIM) REDDEN Democrat passage of ballot measure ps will result in ad- FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, ditional tax revenues to the state of an esti- mated$16,796,000 annually. POSITION THREE Vote for One 210 HERBERT M. SCHWAB Nonpartisan 110 JAMES W. (JIM) DURHAM Republican PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION "Incumbent. Present Chief Judge this court.Re-elect." - 9. REGULATES NUCLEAR POW- ER PLANT CONSTRUCTION AP. YIaS PROVAL — Purpose: Imposes FOR STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT TWENTY-SEVEN conditions on approval of sites FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, and construction of nuclear power NO Vote for One plants, not previously finally ap- POSITION FOUR Vote for One proved by May 12, 1975, includ- 211 WILLIAM LLOYD RICHARDSON 112 FRED W. HEARD Democrat ing: removal of all federally imposed liability Nonpartisan."A Judge with experience,know_ limits; all safety systems tested and found ledge, intelligence and integrity." effective in operation in substantially similar systems: waste disposal found to be perma- nently without chance of radioactivity escape. Each house of legislature must be by z„ vote FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT find conditions met, after extensive hearing FIFTY-FOUR Vote for One Proceeding. Governor must annually publish evacuation plans. ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The 114 SAM JOHNSON Republican passage of ballot measure ((9 would result in costs to the state of$250,000 in 1977. 113 LEE D. CLINTON Democrat M-1 (�� 1 PvrV\4C__1 �11 ND FFI SAMPLE BALLOT0004-1917 CIAL BALLOT FOR APINE PRECINCT NO. 24 DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON ELECTION,TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 bVITH MARKING DEVICE purpose. To vote on any measure, stamp a mark(0)in the voting square after the word "Yes"or after the word"No".If you wrongly stamp or deface this ballot, return it to the Chairman and obtain another. IURES CANDIDATES FOR NONPARTISAN OFFICE COUNTY OF DESCHUTES THE PEOPLE SPECIAL DISTRICTS IVE ASSEMBLY JUDICIARY BALLOT LAPINE RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT SE L T• YES FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, LaPINE—Precinct 24 and part of 16 . . .. This mea- POSITION FIVE Vote for One Vote Yes or No relating to 212 ROBERT Y.THORNTON Nonpartisan planning, NO 'Experienced—Judge,this court, 13. PROPOSED BY RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD ntrol, and OF DIRECTORS TO ESTABLISH A TAX BASE— YES ng powers, 5 years; 16 years Attorney General." Shall the LaPine Rural Fire Protection District be ation and Development authorized to establish a tax base of $78,360.10, artment, including stat- effective July 1,1977?The tax base is necessary to NO wide land use goals and provide funds for the operation and maintenance of d control of local com- FOR OREGON TAX COURT JUDGE Fire Protection facilities and equipment, acquisi- d use decisions, and Vote for One tion of additional facilities and equipment, and development of ide significance. The additional fire protection systems and programs. andards for county com- 213 CARLISLE B. ROBERTS Nonpartisan Maximum rate is estimated at $2.98 per thousand dollars of ended to delete refer- 'Incumbent." true cash value. s and guidelines. G FLUO- STEMS— YES lvcrnre would subject to meptal nuisance NO FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, u - DISTRICT ELEVEN, POSITION TWO to any community wa- Vote for One ERNMEN- 214 JOHN M. COPENHAVER Nonpartis PLAN• YES "Re-elect experience TUTES — and integrity." an 171,,95,proposes to 190.110, NO l govern- to enter ach other or otherwise FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT mances of any of their s; and also repeal of DISTRICT ELEVEN, POSITION THREE which provide for Vote for One planning agency for the on - Multnomah County d specify its organza- 215 WALTER I. EDMONDS,JR Vonpartisan . "Present Circuit Judge." TES FOR N OFFICE If BALLOT COUNTY OF DESCHUTES rNonpard"n URT, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, or One Position No. 2 Vote for One 116 ALBERT"ABE"YOUNG Democrat.'Keep a man with experience on the job:' 115 RICHARD (DICK) RASMUSSEN Republican."Pair and impartial county government."URT, or One Nonpartisan . FOR COUNTY SHERIFF Vote for One IM," 117 FORREST C. SHOLES Democrat [dtrial ME COURT, Vote for One Nonpartisan and FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR Vote for One V�V���� � striotta." 118 EDGAR W. GRAVES Democrat. "For a better county surveyors office to serve the public." SUPREME COURT, Vote for One E Nonpartisan erienced judge SPECIAL DISTRICTS ability,industry." MIDSTATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION'DISTRICT V,J-d.e;EME COURT, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 2 Vote for One Vote for One Nonpartisan an 119 CHARL ES R. TOPPING ker" OURT OF APPEALS, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 3 Vote for One Vote for One Nonpartisan for the 120 DONALD P. WALKER o the OF APPEALS, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 5 to ,a, ana aaas a cuvns tutu autlt( es; ant also repeal of DISTRICT ELEVEN, POSITION THREE at a Senator or Representative ORS 197.705 to 197-795, which provide for stered voter of this state. creation of a regional planning agency for the Vote for One Clackamas - Washington - Multnomah County metropolitan area, and specify its organza- 215 WALTER I. EDMONDS, JR.`lonpartisan ERGENCY SUC- Y tion, duties and powers. "Present Circuit Judge." OVISION — Pur- sure would repeal CANDIDATES FOR al provision which NO slation to provide NONPARTISAN OFFICE succession to pub- ming vacant, and measures providing for the con- JUDICIARY BALLOT COUNTY Of DESCHUTES rnment, in a disaster resulting tack. FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, POSITION TWO Vote for One Position No. 2 Vote for One GISLATURE TO 203 BERKELEY (BUD) LENT Nonpartisan 116 ALBERT "ABE" YOUNG SESSION—Pur- YES "Judge Lent says, 'Let the punishment Democrat. "Keep a man with experience asure would allow fit the crime'." on the job" , which now may 115 RICHARD (DICK) RASMUSSEN n regular biennial NO Republican. "Fair and impartial county ial session called government." or, to convene it- FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, e. The presiding officers are vene the legislature within five POSITION THREE Vote for One eiving the written request de- 204 DEAN BRYSON Nonpanisan rgeney by the majority of the "Re-elect your present judge.Proven FOR COUNTY SHERIFF Vote for One ch House. strong for orderly government.' i RITABLE FRA- YES 117 OE IGIOUS ORGAN- GO — Purpose: FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, would amend the No rovision prohibit- POSITION FOUR Vote for One permit charitable, 205 EDWARD H. HOWELL Nonpartisan eligious organza- "Present judge, experienced trial and FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR Vote for One such and CXC] frplt�lnC ] w appellate judge.Prattical and industrious." Federal tax t t�t/p vl ames. 116 EDGAR W. GRAVES Democrat. "For a better county surveyors office to serve the public." LIC FUNDING yES FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, CAMPAIGNS — POSITION FIVE Vote for One es public funding 206 THOMAS H. TONGUE Nonpartisan ions expenditures camp tgns, :No "Incumbent.Re-elect experienced ud a SPECIAL DISTRICTS Cfor campaigns, with record of integrity,ability, indugstry." for state offices state at large, MIDSTATE SOIL AND WATER Senator and $2,450 for State Eligibility based on minimum CONSERVATION DISTRICT in private contributions and FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 2 ntage of total vote received. is voluntary $1.50 checkoff on POSITION SEVEN Vote for One Vote for One ax return; funding reduced 207 RALPH M. HOLMAN Nonpartisan' — ___7 for all candidates if insuffi- "Present Supreme Court Judge; an 119 CHARLES R. TOPPING ount. experienced, fair and tireless worker." FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The of measure ((7 will result in the General Fund to the Fair an estimated$425,000 annually r administrative expenses of FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 3 5,000 annually. r POSITION ONE Vote for One Vote for One OTOR FUEL, 208 LEE JOHNSON Nonpartisan ES — Purpose: YES qualified candidate for the 120 DONALD P. WALKER Court adopted by the Appeals." referred by peti- rease the motor NO en to eight cents e tax rates for commercial ed weight- FOR JUDGE ee tax OF THE COURT_OF APPEALS, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 5 yearly increments averaging POSITION TWO Vote for One Vote for One ased revenues generated would 209 JACOB TAKER Nonpattisan r highway maintenance and re legislative interim committee "Experienced as Appeals Court Judge ptosetar iew transportation regulation, tor,defense counsel.Excellent record." es, expenditure and allocation, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term- s. FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The At Large Vote for One t measure ps will result in ad- FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, enues to the state of an esti- 121 GENE HINDERMAN annually. POSITION THREE Vote for One 210 HERBERT M. SCHWAB Nonpartisan INITIATIVE PETITION "Incumbent. Present Chief Judge this court.Re-elect." UCLEAR POW- STRUCTION AP TN rpose: Imposes pproval of sites FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, of nuclear wet ously final yy ap- POSITION FOUR Vote for One 12, 1975, includ- 211 WILLIAM LLOYD RICHARDSON all federally imposed liability Nonpartisan."A Judge with experience,know- y systems tested and found ledge, intelligence and integrity." ation in substantially similar disposal found to be perma- hance of radioactivity escape. gislature must be by 2� vote met, after extensive hearing ernor must annually publish FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The t measure a9 would result in of$250,000 in 1977. q BALLOT _71C No. , OFFICIAL BA ' REDMOND PRECI DESCHUTES COUP STUB ►qtr W� �1 VI �t:� 2 GENERAL ELECTION, TUESDJ To be Torn Off by the Chairman ---—---------------- ———°- MARK BALLOT ONLY WITH I INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for a candidate of your selection stamp a mark(•)in purpose. 1 the voting square next to the right of the number given the candidate. To vote for a person "Yes"or not on the ballot write his name under the title of the office in the blank space left for that Chairman NATIONAL MEASURES MEASURES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, AND REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE �1 ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Vote for One Group 10. REPEALS LAND USE PLAN- 1.VALIDATES INADVERTENTLY y� NING COORDINATION STAT- YES (To vote for President, for Vice President, and for Elec- SUPERSEDED STATUTORY UTES — Purpose: This mea- tors of President and Vice President, make a mark (•) AMENDMENTS—Purpose: This sure repeals statutes This relating to inside the voting square between the number and the constitutional amendment group containing the names of your choice for President vides that if two or more leglsla- NO state-wide land use planning, NO and Vice President.Your ballot so marked will be counted tive acts at the same session coordination and control, and as one vote for each of the six candidates for presidential amend the same statute, both creating and prescribing powers, electors to support your choice for President and Vice Pres- duties of Land Conservation and Developme dent). amendments shall be given effect unless they Commission and Department, including sti conflict in purpose. In case of a conflict, the utes relating to state-wide land use goals a1 act last signed by the Governor controls.Under guidelines, review and control of local cor INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES present constitutional requirements,passage of prehensive plans, land use decisions, ai a second amendment of the same statute which activities of state-wide significance. TI inadvertently fails to incorporate the earlier 103 For President, EUGENE J. McCARTHY. For amendment nullifies the first amendment. statute establishing standards for county efe Vice President, JOHN F. CALLAHAN. For ence to plans is amended to delete refe Independent Presidential Electors: John F. ence to state-wide goals and guidelines. Callahan, Susan K. Callahan, Claire Martin, 2. ALLOWS CHANGING CITY, 11. PROHIBITS ADDING FLUO- Mary G. Park, Douglas Rake, Carolyn Savage. COUNTY ELECTION DAYS — YES RIDES TO WATER SYSTEMS— yES Purpose: Constitutional provisions Purpose: This measure would now require city officers to be make it unlawful and subject to DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES nominated on the state-wide NO abatement as a public nuisance NO primary election day, and city for any person or governmental 101 For President, JIMMY CARTER. For Vice and county officers to be elected unit to add fluoride or fluorine- President, WALTER MONDALE. For Demo- on the state-wide general election containing compounds to any community w cratic Presidential Electors: Rosemary Ba- day. This measure amends those provisions to ter supply system. Lori, Irene Johnson, Moshe Lenske, Gladys permit the legislature to adopt laws providing a different state-wide uniform day for each of 12- REPEALS INTERGOVERNMEN- McCoy, Honorable Max Rijken, Fred Spivey. such nominating or regular elections. TAL COOPERATION, PLAN. YES NING DISTRICT STATUTES — — 3. LOWERS MINIMUM AGE Purpose: This measure proposes REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR LEGISLATIVE SERVICE— YES repeal of ORS 190.003 to 190.110, NO Purpose: This measure would which authorize local ments, and the state, to enter amend the the constitution to lower 102 For President, GERALD R. FORD. For Vice NO President, ROBERT DOLE. For Republican the minimum age for service as a into agreements with each other or otherwi: Presidential Electors: Eva Cook, Grif Frost, State Senator or State Represen- to cooperate in performances of any of the Marlene .Johnsen, Beverly Myers, Mary tative from 21 to 18, and adds a functions and activities; and also repeal Scheeler, Rex Stevens. requirement that a Senator or Representative ORS 197.705 to 197.795, which provide ft must be a registered voter of this state. creation of a regional planning agency for tl Clackamas - Washington - Multnomah Coun metropolitan area, and specify its organiz 4. REPEALS EMERGENCY SUC- YES tion, duties and powers. CESSION PROVISION — Pur- pose: This measure would repeal CANDIDATES FOR =NEW the constitutional provision which NO authorizes legislation to provide NONPARTISAN OFFICE for emergency succession to pub- lic offices becoming vacant, and JUDICIARY BALLOT to adopt other measures providing for the con- e tinuity of government, in a disaster resulting am" from enemy attack. FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, POSITION TWO Vote for On S. PERMITS LEGISLATURE TO 203 BERKELEY (BUD) LENT Nonpartisan CALL SPECIAL SESSION—Pur- YES "Judge Lent says, 'Lei the punishment pose: This measure would allow fit the crime'." the legislature, which now may convene only in regular biennial NO session or in special session called by the Governor, to convene it- FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, self at any time. The presiding officers are POSITION THREE Vote for On required to convene the legislature within five days after receiving the written request de- 204 DEAN BRYSON Nonpartisan claring an emergency by the majority of the "Re-elect your present judge.Proven members of each House. strong for orderly government." FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 6. ALLOWS CHARITABLE FRA. YES TERNAL, RELIGIOUS ORGAN. Baker, Crook, Deschutes, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, IZATIONS BINGO — Purpose: FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, Hood River, Jefferson, Klamath, Lake, Malheur, This measure would amend the NO Marion,Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, constitutional provision prohibit- POSITION FOUR Vote for On Wasco, Wheeler and portions of Clackamas and Linn ing lotteries to permit charitable, 205 EDWARD H. HOWELL Nonpartisan Counties. fraternal and religious organza- "Present judge, experienced trial and Vote for One tions,defined as such and exempt from income appellate judge.Practical and industrious." tax under the federal tax laws, to conduct 105 AL ULLMAN Democrat bingo or lotto games. 104 THOMAS H. MERCER Republican 7, PARTIAL PUBLIC FUNDING FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, OF ELECTION CAMPAIGNS — YES POSITION FIVE Vote for On y Purpose: Provides public funding 206 THOMAS H. TONGUE Nonpartisan for corr�Il unications expenditures NO � "Incumbent. Re-elect experienced judge in general election campaigns, with record of integrity,ability, ;ndust up to $90,000 for state offices n' elected in the state at large, STATE $4,900 for State Senator and $2,450 for State Representatives. Eligibility based on minimum expenditure from private contributions and FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Vote for One minimum percentage of total vote received. Source of funds is voluntary $1.50 checkoff on POSITION SEVEN Vote for On 107 BLAINE WHIPPLE Democrat state income tax return; funding reduced 207 RALPH M. HOLMAN Nonpartisan proportionately for all candidates if insuffi- 'present Supreme Coun Judge; an eient for full amount. experienced, fair and tireless worker." ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The — 106 NORMA PAULUS Republican passage of ballot measure #7 will result in transfers within the General Fund to the Fair Election Fund of an estimated$425,000 annually and would incur administrative expenses of FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEAL! an estimated $75,000 annually. POSITION ONE Vote for On FOR STATE TREASURER Vote for One 8. INCREASES MOTOR FUEL, 208 LEE JOHNSON Nonpartisan TON-MILE TAXES — Purpose.' The qualified candidate for the This measure, adopted by the Court of Appeals." 109 CLAY MYERS Republican legislature and referred by peti- tion, would increase the motor NO fuel tax from seven to eight cents 1os JEWEL A. LANSING Democrat her gallon, and graduated weight- FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEAL! mile and flat fee tax rates for commercial vrhirlps in ftvn voarly inerAtr,o„te POSITION TWO VntP fnr An the constitutional provision which I NO NONPARTISAN OFFICE authorizes legislation to provide for emergency succession to pub- tooffices becoming vacant, and JUDICIARY BALLOT to adopt other measures prodding for the con- tinuity of government, in a disaster resulting from enemy attack. FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, POSITION TWO Vote for On( S. PERMITS LEGISLATURE TO 203 BERKELEY (BUD) LENT Nonpartisan CALL SPECIAL SESSION—PUT- yES 'judge Lent says, 'Let the punishment pose: This measure would allow fit the crime'." the legislature, which now may convene only in regular biennial NO session or in special session called by the Governor, to convene it- FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, self at any time. The presiding officers are POSITION THREE Vote for One required to convene the legislature within five days after receiving the written request de- 204 DEAN BRYSON Nonpartisan claring an emergency by the majority of the "Re-elect your present judge.Proven members of each House. strong for orderly government." FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 6. ALLOWS CHARITABLE FRA- YES TERNAL, RELIGIOUS ORGAN- Baker, Crook, Deschutes, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, IZATIONS BINGO — Purpose: FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, Hood River, Jefferson, Klamath, Lake, Malheur, This measure would amend the NO Marion, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, constitutional provision POSITION FOUR Vote for One Wasco, Wheeler and P arohibit- portions of Clackamas and Linn ing lotteries to permit charitable, 205 EDWARD H. HOWELL Nonpartisan Counties. fraternal and religious organza- ' judge, experienced trial and Vote for One tions,defined as such and exempt from income appellate judge.Practical and Indus tious." tax under the federal tax laws, to conduct 105 AL ULLMAN Democrat bingo or lotto games. 104 THOMAS H.MERCER Republican 7. PARTIAL PUBLIC FUNDING yE'S I FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, OF ELECTION CAMPAIGNS — POSITION FIVE Vote for One Purpose: Provides public funding 206 THOMAS H TONGUE Nonpartisan for communications expenditures NO 'Incumbent. . elect experienced judge u up to $90,000 for state offices general election campaigns, with record of integrity,ability, industry." elected in the state at large, STATE $4,900 for State Senator and $2,450 for State Representatives. Eligibility based on minimum FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Vote for One expenditure from private contributions and FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, minimum percentage of total vote received. Source of funds is voluntary $1.50 checkoff on POSITION SEVEN Vote for One state income tax return; funding reduced 207 RALPH M. HOLMAN Nonpartisan 107 BLAINE WHIPPLE Democrat proportionately for all candidates if insuffi- "Present Supreme Court Judge; an cient for full amount. experienced, fair and tireless worker." ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The 106 NORMA PAULUS Republican passage of ballot measure #7 will result in transfers within the General Fund to the Fair Election Fund of an estimated$425,000 annually and would incur administrative expenses of FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS an estimated $75,000 annually. POSITION ONE Vote for One FOR STATE TREASURER Vote for One 8. INCREASES MOTOR FUEL, 208 LEE JOHNSON Nonpartisan TON-MILE TAXES — Purpose: yE$ "The qualified candidate for the This measure, adopted by the Court of Appeals." 109 CLAY MYERS Republican legislature and referred by peti- tion, would increase the motor NO fuel tax from seven to eight cents per gallon, and graduated weight- FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS 108 JEWEL A. LANSING Democrat I mile and flat fee tax rates for commercial vehicles, in two yearly increments averaging POSITION TWO Vote for One 13% each. Increased revenues generated would ANZER Nonp T arisan be used solely for highway maintenance and re- "Expe rienced 209 JACOB T as Appeals Court Judge prosecu- construction. A legislative interim committee tor,defense counsel.Excellent record is created to review transportation regulation, highway use taxes, expenditure and allocation, FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Vote for One and other matters. ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The 111 JAMES A. (JIM) REDDEN Democrat passage of ballot measure #8 will result in ad- FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, ditional tax revenues to the state of an esti- mated$16,796,000 annually. POSITION THREE Vote for One 110 JAMES W. (JIM) DURHAM Republican 210 HERBERT M. SCHWAB Nonpartisan 7 PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION "Incumbent. Present Chief Judge this court.Re-elect." —, 9. REGULATES NUCLEAR POW- YES ER PLANT CONSTRUCTION AP- � PROVAL — Purpose: Imposes s� FOR STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT TWENTY-SEVEN conditions on approval of sites FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, and construction of nuclear power NO Vote for One plants, not previously finally ap- POSITION FOUR Vote for One proved by May 12, 1975, includ- 211 WILLIAM LLOYD RICHARDSON 112 FRED W. HEARD Democrat mg: removal of all federally imposed liability Nonpartisan."A Judge with experience,know limits; all safety systems tested and found ledge, intelligence and integrity." effective in operation in substantially similar systems; waste disposal found to be perma- nently without chance of radioactivity escape. Each house of legislature must be by ;,a vote FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT find conditions met, after extensive hearing FIFTY-FOUR Vote for One Proceeding. Governor must annually publish evacuation plans. ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The 114 SAM JOHNSON Republican passage of ballot measure q9 would result in costs to the state of$250,000 in 1977. 113 LEE D. CLINTON Democrat �2 ) t y OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR SAMPLE BALLOT REDMOND PRECINCT NO. 28 DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON GENERAL ELECTION,TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 [acelleft NLY WITH MARKING DEVICE ark(0)in purpose. To vote on any measure, stamp a mark (0) in the voting square after the word for a person "Yes"or after the word"No". If you wrongly stamp or deface this ballot, return it to the for that Chairman and obtain another. MEASURES CANDIDATES FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION NONPARTISAN OFFICE CITY OF REDMOND REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY JUDICIARY BALLOT Precincts 17,28,29 10. REPEALS LAND USE PLAN- FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, FOR MAYOR, For 2 year term beginning January 11, NING COORDINATION STAT. YES ' UTES — Purpose: This mea- POSITION FIVE Vote for One 1977. Vote for One sure repeals statutes relating to 212 ROBERT Y. THORNTON Nonpartisan 133 RONALD L. BRYANT state-wide land use planning, NO &xpedenced—lndge, this coon, coordination and control, and 5 years; 16 years Attorney General." creating and prescribing powers, duties of Land Conservation and Development Commission and Department, including stat- utes relating to state-wide land use goals and guidelines, review and control of local com- FOR OREGON TAX COURT JUDGE FOR MEMBER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL, 4 year term prehensive plans, land use decisions, and Vote for One beginning January . 11, 1977 Vote for Three activities of state-wide significance. The statute establishing standards for county corn- 213 CARLISLE B. ROBERTS Nonpartisan prehensive plans is amended to delete refer- Incumbent.' 134 KARL M. ANDERSON ell to state-wide goals and guidelines. 11. PROHIBITS ADDING FLUO- RIDES TO WATER SYSTEMS— Purpose: This measure would make it unlawful and subject to abatement as a public nuisance NO FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, 136 GARY L. WILLIAMS for any person or governmental DISTRICT ELEVEN POSITION TWO unit to add fluoride or fluorine- ' containing compounds to any community wa- Vote for One ter supply system. 12. REPEALS INTERGOVERNMEN. YES 214 JOHN M. COPENHAVER Nonpartisan TAL COOPERATION, PLAN- 'Re-elect experience and integrity." NING DISTRICT STATUTES — Purpose: This measure proposes repeal of ORS 190.003 to 190.110, NO which authorize local govern- ments, and the state, to enter into agreements with each other or otherwise FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT CHARTER AMENDMENT to cooperate in performances of any of their , functions and activities; and also repeal of DISTRICT ELEVEN, POSITION THREE ORS 197.705 to 197.795, which provide for Vote for One 14. "CHARTER AMENDMENT SUBMITTED TO THE YES creation of a regional planning agency for the Clackamas - Washington - Multnomah County VOTERS BY THE COUNCIL—Bancroft Bonding metropolitan area, and specify its organiza- 215 WALTER I. EDMONDS, JR.Vonpartisan for Local Improvements-Shall the City of Red- mond Charter be amended by adding Subsection NO Lion, duties and powers. "present Circuit]edge." "A" to Section 47, authorizing financing of local CANDIDATES FOR improvements by Bancroft Bonding, and allowing NONPARTISAN OFFICE assessed property owners to pay said assessments in installments over a period not to exceed thirty (30) years? Explanation — The present Section 47 of the Redmond City JUDICIARY BALLOT COUNTY OF DESCHUTES Charter requires local improvement assessments to be paid within thirty (30) days from the date the assessment is made. The amendment would allow the City to finance the improve- FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, ments under the Bancroft Bonding section of the State statutes. POSITION TWO Vote for One Position No. 2 Vote for One That section authorizes property owners to apply to pay assess- ments in installments over a period not to exceed thirty (30) 203 BERKELEY (BUD) LENT Nonpartisan years." "Judge Lent says, 'Let the punishment Democrat. "Keep a an with experience fit the crime'." on the job:' 115 RICHARD (DICK) RA3MUSSEN Republican. "Fair and impartial county government." FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, POSITION THREE Vote for One 204 DEAN BRYSON Nonpartisan "Re-elect your present judge.Proven FOR COUNTY SHERIFF Vote for One strong for orderly government." 117 FORREST C. SHOLES Democrat FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, POSITION FOUR Vote for One [FOR EDWARD H. HOWELL Nonpartisan Present judge, experienced trial and FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR Vote for One ppellate judge.Practical and industrious." 118 EDGAR W. GRAVES Democrat. "For a better county surveyors office to serve the public." JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, ITION FIVE Vote for One [FOR THOMAS H. TONGUE Nonpartisan SPECIAL DISTRICTS 'Incumbent.Re-elect experienced judge with record of integrity,ability, industry:' MIDSTATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 2 ITION SEVEN Vote for One Vote for One 207 RALPH M. HOLMAN Nonpartisan "Present Supreme Court Judge; an 119 CHARLES R. TOPPING experienced, fair and tireless worker." FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 3 POSITION ONE Vote for One Vote for One 208 LEE JOHNSON Nonpartisan "The qualified candidate for the 120 DONALD P. WALKER Court of Appeals." FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 5 POSITION TWO Vote for One Vote for One JUDICIARY BALLOT COUNTY Of DESCHUTES Charter requires local improvement assessments to be paid within thirty (30) days from the date the assessment is made. The amendment would allow the City to finance the improve- UDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, ments under the Bancroft Bonding section of the State statutes. ION TWO Vote for One Position No. 2 Vote for One That section authorizes property owners to apply to pay assess- ments in installments over a period not to exceed thirty (30) ERKELEY (BUD) LENT Nonpartisan. years" udge Lent says, 'Let the punishment Democrat. "Keep a man with experience the crime'." on the job." Republican.,:,Fair and impartial county government. UDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, ION THREE Vote for One AN BRYSON Nonpartisan e-elect you,present judge.Proven FOR COUNTY SHERIFF Vote for One ng for orderly government." 117 FORREST C. SHOLES Democrat UDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, ION FOUR Vote for One WARD H. HOWELL Nonpartisan esent judge. expe,ien,ed trial and FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR Vote for One llate judge.Practical and industrious." 118 EDGAR W. GRAVES Democrat. "For a better county surveyors office to serve the public." UDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, ION FIVE Vote for One OMAS H. TONGUE Nonpartisan cumbent.Re-elect experienced judge SPECIAL DISTRICTS It record of integrity,ability, industry." MIDSTATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT UDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 2 ION SEVEN Vote for One Vote for One LPH M. HOLMAN Nonpartisan esent Supreme Court Judge; an 119 CHARLES R. TOPPING rienced, fair and tireless worker." UDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 3 ION ONE Vote for One Vote for One E JOHNSON Nonpartisan e qualified candidate for the 120 DONALD P. WALKER a of Appeals." UDGE Of THE COURT OF APPEALS, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 5 ION TWO Vote for One Vote for One COB TANZER Nonpartisan perienced as Appeals Court Judge prosecu- defense counsel.Excellent record." ' FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term— At Large Vote for One DGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, ON THREE Vote for One 121 GENE HINDERMAN RBERT M. SCHWAB Nonpartisan umbent. Present Chief Judge this .Re-elect." DGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, ON FOUR Vote for One LLIAM LLOYD RICHARDSON partisan."A Judge with experience,know- , intelligence and integrity." I ��CI Vlh�>; f�ecl✓1�-� t 1::140 BALLOT &_. -Uc_- oy-) -Fun& Nove01be'r i CrI6 NO. J Lit, 6(a- OFFICIAL BA P1 E ' }- (�(, BEND PRECIN( STUB 1 DESCHUTES COON To be Torn OH by the Chairman i GENERAL ELECTION, TUESDA - ­- ---- —•I MARK BALLOT ONLY WITH M INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for a candidate of your selection stamp a mark(•)in purpose. TI the voting square next to the right of the number given the candidate. To vote for a person "Yes"or a, not on the ballot write his name under the title of the office in the blank space left for that Chairman a NATIONAL MEASURES MEASURES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, AND REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Vote for One Group 10. REPEALS LAND USE PLAN- 1.VALIDATES INADVERTENTLY (To vote for President, for Vice President, and for Elec- SUPERSEDED STATUTORY YES NING COORDINATION STAT- YES tors of President and Vice President, make a mark • UTES — Purpose: This mea- ( ) AMENDMENTS—Purpose: This inside the voting square between The number and the constitutional amendment pro- sure repeals statutes relating to group containing the names of your choice for President vides that if two or more legisla- NO state-wide land use planning, live acts at the same session NO and Vice President. Your ballot so marked will be counted coordination and control, and as one vote for each of The six candidates for presidential creating and prescribing powers, electors to support amend the same statute, both dent). pporT our choice for President and Vice Pres- amendments shall be given effect unless they duties of Land Conservation and Development conflict in purpose. In case of a conflict, the Commission and Department, including stat- act last signed by the Governor controls. Under guidelines,relating vi state-wide land use.goals and DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES present constitutional requirements,passage of guidelines, review and control a local com- a second amendment of the same statute which Previties a plans, land use decisions, and inadvertently fails to incorporate the earlier activities bl state-wide significance,fo county The 101 For President, JIMMY CARTER. For Vice amendment nullifies the first amendment. statute establishing standards for county com- President, WALTER MONDALE. For Demo- prehensive plans is amended to delete refer- cratic Presidential Electors: Rosemary Ba- ence to state-wide goals and guidelines. tori, Irene Johnson, Moshe Lenske, Gladys 2, ALLOWS CHANGING CITY, 11. PROHIBITS ADDING FLUO. YES McCoy, Honorable Max, Rhe L Fred Spivey. COUNTY ELECTION DAYS — YES RIDES TO WATER SYSTEMS— Purpose: Constitutional provisions Purpose: This measure would REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES now require city officers to be make it unlawful and subject to nominated on the state-wide NO I abatement as a public nuisance NO primary election day, and city for any person or governmental 102 For President, GERALD R. FORD. For Vice and county officers to be elected unit to add fluoride or fluorine- President, ROBERT DOLE. For Republican on the state-wide general election containing compounds to any community wa- Presidential Electors: Eva Cook, Grif Frost, day. This measure amends those provisions to ter supply system. Marlene Johnsen, Beverly Myers, Mary permit the legislature to adopt laws providing Schecter, Rex Stevens. a different state-wide uniform day for each of 12. REPEALS INTERGOVERNMEN- such nominating or regular elections. TAL COOPERATION, PLAN- YES NING DISTRICT STATUTES — INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES 3. LOWERS MINIMUM AGE Purpose: This measure proposes FOR LEGISLATIVE SERVICE— repeal of ORS 190.003 to 190.110, NO Purpose: This measure would which authorize local govern- 103 For President, EUGENE J. McCARTHY.For amend the constitution to lower ments, and the state, to enter Vice President, JOHN F. CALLAHAN. For the minimum age for service as a NO into agreements with each other or otherwise Independent Presidential Electors: John F. State Senator or State Represen- to cooperate in performances of any of their Callahan, Susan K. Callahan, Claire Martin, tative from 21 to 18, and adds a functions and activities: and also repeal of Mary G. Park, Douglas Rake, Carolyn Savage. requirement that a Senator or Representative ORS 197.705 to 197.795, which provide for must be a registered voter of this state. creation of a regional planning agency for the Clackamas - Washington - Multnomah County metropolitan area, and specify its organiza- 4. REPEALS EMERGENCY SUC- Y Lion, duties and powers. CESSION PROVISION — Pur- pose: This measure would repeal CANDIDATES FOR the constitutional provision which NO authorizes legislation to provide NONPARTISAN OFFICE for emergency succession to pub- lic offices becoming vacant, and JUDICIARY BALLOT to adopt other measures providing for the con- tinuity of government, in a disaster resulting from enemy attack. FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, POSITION TWO Vote for One S. PERMITS LEGISLATURE TO 203 BERKELEY (BUD) LENT Nonpartisan CALL SPECIAL SESSION—Pur- YES "Judge Lent says. 'Let the punishment pose: This measure would allow fit the crime'. the legislature, which now "' convene only in regular biennial NO session or in special session called by the Governor, to convene it- FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, self at any time. The presiding officers are required to convene the legislature within five POSITION THREE Vote for One days after receiving the written request de- 204 DEAN BRYSON Nonpartisan claring an emergency by the majority of the "Re-elect your present judge.Proven members of each House. strong for orderly government." FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 6. ALLOWS CHARITABLE FRA. YES Baker, Crook, Deschutes, Gilliam, Grant, Harne TERNAL, RELIGIOUS ORGAN- r• IZATIONS BINGO — Purpose: FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, Hood River, Jefferson, Klamath, Lake, Malheur, This measure would amend the NO Marion,Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, constitutional provision prohibit- POSITION FOUR Vote for One Wasco, Wheeler and portions of Clackamas and Linn ing lotteries to permit charitable, 205 EDWARD H. HOWELL Nonpartisan Counties. fraternal and religious or aniza- g g "Present judge, experienced an trial and Vote for One lions,defined as such and exempt from income appellate judge.Practical and industrious." tax under the federal tax laws, to conduct 104 THOMAS H. MERCER Republican bingo or lotto games. 105 AL ULLMAN Democrat 7. PARTIAL PUBLIC FUNDING YES FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, OF ELECTION CAMPAIGNS — I POSITION FIVE Vote for One Purpose: Provides public funding for a 206 THOMAS H. TONGUE Nonpartisan in gennera)eral election communications campaigns,e expenditures NO "Incumbent. Re-elect experienced judge up to $90,000 for state offices with record of integrity,g v,abilit v, industry." STATE elected in the state at large, $4,900 for State Senator and $2,450 for State Representatives. Eligibility based on minimum FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Vote for One expenditure from private contributions and FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, minimum percentage of total vote received. Source of funds is voluntary $1.50 checkoff on POSITION SEVEN Vote for One state income tax return; funding reduced 207 RALPH M. HOLMAN Nonpartisan 106 NORMA PAULUS Republican proportionately for all candidates if insuffi- 'Present Supreme Court Judge; an cient for full amount. ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The experienced, fair and tireless worker." 107 BLAINE WHIPPLE Democrat passage of ballot measure (t7 will result in transfers within the General Fund to the Fair Election Fund of an estimated$425,000 annually and would incur administrative expenses of FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS an estimated $75,000 annually. t POSITION ONE Vote for One FOR STATE TREASURER Vote for One 8. INCREASES MOTOR FUEL, 208 LEE JOHNSON Nonpartisan TON-MILE TAXES — Purpose: YES "The qualified candidate for the M" This measure, adopted by the Court of Appeals." 108 JEWEL A. LANSING Democrat legislature and referred by peti- tion, would increase the motor NO fuel tax from seven to eight cents per gallon, and graduated weight- FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, 109 CLAY MYERS Republican mile and flat fee tax rates for commercial vehicles, in two yearly increments averaging POSITION TWO Vote for One i S. PERMITS LEGISLATURE TO 203 BERKELEY (BUD) LENT Nonpartisan CALL SPECIAL SESSION—PuO YES ".fudge Lent says, 'Let the punishment pose: This measure would allow fu the crime'." the legislature, which now may NO convene only in regular biennial session or in special session called by the Governor, to convene it- FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, self at any time. The presiding officers are POSITION THREE Vote for One required to convene the legislature within five .J days after receiving the written request de- 204 DEAN BRYSON Nonpar isan Blaring an emergency by the majority of the "Re-elect your present judge.Proven members of each House. strong for orderly government." mom FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 6. ALLOWS CHARITABLE FRA- YES TERNAL, RELIGIOUS ORGAN- Baker, Crook, Deschutes, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, IZATIONS BINGO — Purpose: FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, Hood River, Jefferson, Klamath, Lake, Malheur, This measure would amend the NO Marion, Morrow,Sherman, Umatilla, Union,Wallowa, constitutional provision prohibit- POSITION FOUR Vote for One Wasco, Wheeler and portions of Clackamas and Linn ing lotteries to permit charitable, 205 EDWARD H. HOWELL Nonpartisan Counties. fraternal and religious organiza- -Present judge, experienced trial and Vote for One tions,defined as such and exempt from income appellate judge.Practical and industrious." tax under the federal tax laws, to conduct 104 THOMAS H. MERCER Republican bingo or lotto games. 7. PARTIAL PUBLIC FUNDING YES FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, 105 AL ULLMAN Democrat OF ELECTION CAMPAIGNS — POSITION FIVE Vote for One Purpose: Provides public funding 206 THOMAS H. TONGUE Nonpartisan for communications expenditures NO "Incumbent.Re-elect experienced judge I'I in general election campaigns, with record of integrity, ability, industry." up to $90,000 for state offices elected in the state at large, STATE $4,900 for State Senator and $2,450 for State Representatives. Eligibility based on minimum expenditure from private contributions and FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Vote for One minimum percentage of total vote received. Source of funds is voluntary $1.50 checkoff on POSITION SEVEN Vote for One state income tax return; funding reduced 207 RALPH M. HOLMAN Nonpartisan 106 NORMA PAULUS Republican proportionately for all candidates if insuffi- "Present Supreme Court Judge; an cient for full amount. experienced, fair and tireless worker." ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The 107 BLAINE WHIPPLE Democrat passage of ballot measure #7 will result in transfers within the General Fund to the Fair Election Fund of an estimated$425,000 annually and would incur administrative expenses of FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, an estimated $75,000 annually. POSITION ONE Vote for One FOR STATE TREASURER Vote for One 8. INCREASES MOTOR FUEL, 208 LEE JOHNSON Nonpartisan TON-MILE TAXES — Purpose: YES The qualified candidate for the This measure, adopted by the Court of Appeals." legislature and referred by peti- NO 108 JEWEL A. LANSING Democrat tion, would increase the motor fuel tax from seven to eight cents per gallon, and graduated weight- FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, 109 CLAY MYERS Republican mile and flat fee tax rates for commercial vehicles, in two yearly increments averaging POSITION TWO Vote for One 13% each. Increased revenues generated would 209 JACOB TANZER Nonpartisan be used solely for highway maintenance and re- -Experienced as Appeals Court Judge prosecu- construction. A legislative interim committee pert tor,defense counsel.Excellent record." is created to review transportation regulation, highway use taxes, expenditure and allocation, FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Vote for One and other matters. ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The passage of ballot measure #8 will result in ad- FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, 110 JAMES W. (JIM) DURHAM Republican ditional tax revenues to the state of an esti- mated$16,796,000 annually. POSITION THREE Vote for One 210 HERBERT M. SCHWAB Nonpartisan 111 JAMES A. (JIM) REDDEN Democrat PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION "Incumbent. Present Chief Judge this court.Re-elect." 9. REGULATES NUCLEAR POW- ER PLANT CONSTRUCTION AP- YES PROVAL — Purpose: Imposes FOR STATE SENATOR, DISTRICT TWENTY-SEVEN conditions on approval of sites FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, and construction of nuclear power NO Vote for One plants, not previously finally ap- proved by May 12, 1975, includ- 211 WILLIAM LLOYD RICHARDSON 112 FRED W. HEARD Democrat ing: removal of all federally imposed liability Nonpartisan."A Judge with experience.know- limits; all safety systems tested and found ledge, intelligence and integrity." effective in operation in substantially similar systems: waste disposal found to be perma- nently without chance of radioactivity escape. Each house of legislature must be by Zia vote FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT find conditions met, after extensive hearing FIFTY-FOUR Vote for One proceeding. Governor must annually publish evacuation plans. ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECTS: The 113 LEE D. CLINTON Democrat passage of ballot measure k9 would result in costs to the state of$250,000 in 1977. 114 SAM JOHNSON Republican �C: v l J sly L+ OFFICIAL BALL OT FOR SAMPLE BALLOT BEND PRECINCT NO. 11 DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON NERAL ELECTION,TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1976 Y WITH MARKING DEVICE •)in purpose. To vote on any measure, stamp a mark (0) in the voting square after the word erson "Yes"or after the word"No".If you wrongly stamp or deface this ballot, return it to the that Chairman and obtain another. MEASURES CANDIDATES FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION NONPARTISAN OFFICE ED TO THE PEOPLE CITY OF BEND EGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY JUDICIARY BALLOT Precincts 1,2,4,6,7,8,9,11,25,27,32 . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. AND use PLAN- FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, FOR COMMISSIONERS—For Regular Term Commencing OINATION STAT- YES ! urpose: This mea- POSITION FIVE Vote for One January 2, 1977 Vote for Five statutes relating to 212 ROBERT Y. THORNTON Nonpartisan and use planning, NO °Experienced—Judge, this court, 129 RONALD W. NEWMAN and control, and 5 years; 1(years Attorney General." prescribing powers, d Conservation and Development and Department, including stat- 130 JIM TRAUGHBER to state-wide land use goals and view and control of local com- FOR OREGON TAX COURT JUDGE tans, land use decisions, and 131 PHILIP A. YOUNG state-wjde significance. The Vote for One lishing standards for county com- 213 CARLISLE B. ROBERTS Nonpartisan tans is amended to delete refer- 'Incumbent."ARLI L 132 LARRY ZETTLE -wide goals and guidelines. ADDING FLUO- ATER SYSTEMS— YES 122 RICHARD (DICK) BILLAUD is measure would wful and subject to a public nuisance NO FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, 123 CHARLES P. BROTHERS n or governmental DISTRICT ELEVEN, POSITION TWO luoride or fluorine- mpounds to any community wa- Vote for One 124 JIM BROWN stem. TERGOVERNMEN• Y 219 JOHN M. COPENHAVER Nonpartisan I ERATION, PLAN- "Re-elect experience and integrity." 125 RICHARD A. CARLSON ICT STATUTES — s measure proposes 190.003 to 190.110, NO 126 PHILLIP DOUGLASS rize local govern- the state, to enter nts with each other or otherwise FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, 127 MICHAEL KOZAK in performances of any of their activities; and also repeal of DISTRICT ELEVEN, POSITION THREE e I9al pl which provide for Vote for One 128 CHET MacMILLAN regional planning agency for the Washington - Multnomah County area, and specify its organiza- 215 WALTER I. EDMONDS, JR.Vonpartisan nd powers. "Present Circuit Judge." NDIDATES FOR PARTISAN OFFICE CIARY BALLOT COUNTY OF DESCHUTES F THE SUPREME COURT, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, O Vote for One Position No. 2 Vote for One (BUD) LENT Nonpartisan 115 RICHARD (DICK) RASMUSSEN ys, 'Let the punishment Republican."Fair and impartial county government." 116 ALBERT "eep YOUNG FOR MUNICIPAL JUDGE. For Regular Term Commen- Democrat. 'Keep a man with experience on the job." ! Bing January 2, 1977 Vote for One F THE SUPREME COURT, 216 TERRENCE B. O'SULLIVAN REE Vote for One SON Nonpanisan present judge.Proven FOR COUNTY SHERIFF Vote for One fly government." 117 FORREST C. SHOLES Democrat JF THE SUPREME COURT, U R Vote for One VE ELL Nonpartisan nced trial and FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR Vote for One l and industrious." 118 EDGAR W. GRAVES Democrat. "For a better county surveyors office to serve the public." E SUPREME COURT, Vote for One TONGUE Nonpartisan SPECIAL DISTRICTS e-elect experienced judge integrity,ability, industry." MIDSTATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT [FTHESUPREME COURT, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 2 Vote for One Vote for One Nonpartisan Judge; an 119 CHARLES R. TOPPING ess worker." �J OURT OF APPEALS, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Y ear Term—Zone 3 Vote for One Vote for One ON Nonpattisan candidate for the 120 DONALD P. WALKER Its. ECOURT OF APPEALS, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 5 Vote for One I I Ve ice. Ann ANDIDATES FOR NPARTISAN OFFICE ICIARY BALLOT COUNTY OF DESCHUTES OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, O Vote for One Position No. 2 Vote for One Y (BUD) LENT Npartisan on 115 RICHARD (DICK) RASMUSSEN says. 'Let the punishment Republican. "Fair and impartial county government." 116 ALBERT "ABE" YOUNG FOR MUNICIPAL JUDGE. For Regular Term Commen- Democrat. 'Keep a man with experience on the job." Cing January 2, 1977 Vote for One OF THE SUPREME COURT, 216 TERRENCE B.O'SULLIVAN HREE Vote for One LJ YSON Nonpartisan r present judge. Proven FOR COUNTY SHERIFF Vote for One derly government." 117 FORREST C. SHOLES Democrat OF THE SUPREME COURT, UR Vote for One H. HOWELL Nonpartisan e, experienced trial and FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR Vote for One ge.Practical and industrious." 118 EDGAR W. GRAVES Democrat. "For a better county surveyors 0 office to serve the public." OF THE SUPREME COURT, IVE Vote for One H. TONGUE Nonpartisan SPECIAL DISTRICTS Re-elect experienced judge of integrity,ability, industry." MIDSTATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT OF THE SUPREME COURT, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 2 EVEN Vote for One Vote for One . HOLMAN Nonpartisan reme Court Judge; an j 119 CHARLES R. TOPPING fair and tireless worker." b� :7E OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 3 NE Vote for One Vote for One NSON Eforthe npartisan ed candi 120 DON ALD P. WALKER Is." OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term—Zone 5 O Vote for One Vote for One NZER Nonpartisan as Appeals Court Judge prosem- ounsel.Excellent record." FOR DIRECTOR—Four Year Term— �a At Large Vote for One 1OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, 121 GEN HREE Vote for One M. SCHWAB Nonpartisan Present Chief Judge this c" F THE COURT OF APPEALS, UR Vote for One LLOYD RICHARDSON "A Judge with experience,know- ence and integrity." rC 6 ELcb K6/e-MbL4