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"ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST IN THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA, AT THE GENERAL BCECTION HELD ON
<br />THE llTH DAY OF JUNE, 1968
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<br /> FOR CITY COUNCIL
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<br /> W. C. "Cy" YOUN~- One Thousand Three Hundred Eighty-One (1,381) votes.
<br /> RAYMOND "BIG BOY" TURNER - Four T~ousand Nine Hundred Eight (4,908) votes.
<br /> SOLOMON J. CAREy - Four ThoUSand Seven Hundred Nineteen (4,719) votes?
<br /> JOSEPH L. SZABO-- Five Hundred Twenty-Eight (528) votes.
<br /> EDWARD E. "KEELY ROCK, tVILLIAMS - One Thousand One I{u~dred Twenty-two (1,122))votes.
<br /> DONALD K. HOBDAY - One Thousand Seven Hundred Seven (1,707) votes.
<br /> CLARENCE T. "JACK" WILKINSON - Two Thousand One Hundred Sixty-One (2,161)votes.
<br /> LOUIS BRENNER - Four Thousand Six Iiundred Fifty-Three (4,655) votes.
<br /> JOHN L. IVY - One Thousand Seven Hundred T~irty-Eight (1,738) votes.
<br /> MRS. GENE SMEFARD KEEVER - One ThoUSand Eight Hundred Eleven (1,811) votes.
<br /> CLAUD D. ATWOOD - Eight Hundred Twenty-Seven (827) votes.
<br /> FRANK L. PAR~S - One Thousand Three Hundred Nineteen (1,319) votes.
<br /> J. FRANK "WEENIE" WILLIAMS - Three Thousand Four Hundred Twenty-geven (3,427) votes.
<br /> ROBERT W. ADAMS - Two Thousand Three Hundred Fifty-Seven (2,3S?) votes.
<br /> RDBERT P. WESTBR00K - One Thousand Nine Hundred Sixty-Six (1,966).votes.
<br /> ROBERT L. HOLLEY - One Thousand Seven Huddred Seventy-Three (1,$7S) votes.
<br />N. J. "NICK" BROWN - One Thousand Three Hundred Ten (1,$I0) votes.
<br /> L. NEALE CLIFTON - Six Humdred Eighty-Four (684) votes.
<br />GEORGE R~. IqALKER - One Thousand Three Hundred Sev~-Eive (i,SYS) votes.
<br />RAg~I{ J. FESTA - One Thousand Thirty-Seven (1,037) votes.
<br />R. IRVINE SMITH - Four Thousand Nine Hundred Twenty-Five (4,92S) votes.
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<br />~IRGINIA: IN THE CLERK'S OFFICE OF THE COURT OF HUSTINGS FOR THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH
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<br /> We, the undersigned, Commissioners of the General Election Reid in the said City of Portsmouth
<br />on the ltth day of June, 1968, do certify that the a~ove is a true and correct Abstract of Votes
<br />cast at said election, and do therefore determine and declare that DR. J~4ES W. HOLLEY, III, JACK
<br />P. BARNES~ R. IRVINE SMITH, AND RAYMOND "BIG BOY ~%r0RNER received the highest number of votes cast at
<br />said election for City Council.
<br />
<br />Given under our hands this 13th day of June, 1968.
<br />
<br />.~ollin H. Israel ) CD~SS~DNBRS
<br />
<br />Frank N. Bilisoly ) OF
<br /> )
<br />A. G. Meginley ) ELECTION
<br /> )
<br />R. L. Sc~hools )
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<br /> Mary B. Crowder" )
<br /> 68-214 - A letter from Clara H. Porter, Clerk of the School Board, notifying the Council of the expiration
<br />date of the terms of office for the following, was read:
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<br />"Robert W. Anderson
<br /> Dr. Harvey N. Johnson
<br /> John W. Shuler"
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<br />On motion of Mr. Barnes, referred to a conference·
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<br /> 68-215 - A letter from M. O. Lawrence, relative to the budget for 1968-69, was presented, and on m~tion
<br />of Mr. Eastes, received as information.
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<br /> 68-216 - The following letter from G. B. ~{yers, President, Fraternal Order of Police, was read:
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<br /> "We, the members of Gosport Lodge No. 20 request consideration be given in amending ordinance of City
<br />Code Section 19-10.
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<br /> Any consideration to private clubs holding A. B. C. License for sale of beer on Sunday would be
<br />appreciated"
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<br />On motion of Mr. Johnson, referred to a conference.
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<br /> 68-217 - The following letter from Portsmouth Lodge No. 82, BPOE, John T. Curren, was read:
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<br /> "We, the members of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, #82, Portsmouth, Virginia, who hold
<br />an ABC club license, would appreciate if you would amend the city ordinance, which prohibits the sale of beer
<br />between the hours of twelve midnight Saturday and six o'clock Monday morning.
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<br /> Any consideration that can be shown in regards to this matter will be greatly and deeply appreciated."
<br /> On motion of Mr. Johnson, referred to a conference.
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<br />68-218 - The following letter from Cecil W. Johnson, Clerk of HUStings Court, was read:
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<br /> "I submitted the proposed budget for this office the first part of this year. At that time I made every
<br />effort to hold my request to ~n absolute minimum, even though I cuuld not be certain of the effect of annexation
<br />on operational costs·
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