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Before the November Paper comes out, election day will have come and gone. This being the year when even lackadaisical citizens usually manage to get to the polls, as well as a year when several registration campaigns have been held, perhaps no prodding is needed.
We would, however, like to call attention to the fact that all of our legislative districts have been changed. Perhaps everybody is aware that Leonor Sullivan is no longer our representative in Congress, because the boundaries of the Third Congressional District were changed to put us in the First District. There incumbent William Clay is being challenged by Republican Richard Funsch.
We are now in the Fourth State Senatorial District. Since only odd numbered districts are being voted in this year we do not vote for a state senator. Our senator, by the way, is no longer Lawrence Lee but Franklin Payne, 4128 Maffitt Avenue.
For most of us our State Representative District is now the 86th, which is bounded by city limits on the west, Lindell Blvd. on the south, north in a zig-zag line in the Kingshighway-Euclid area to Waterman,
In this district there is a lively contest between Democrat Steve Vossmeyer of 6050 Westminister and Republican John Lowell of 5248 Westminister.
The rest of our area has been put in the 78th District where Fred Williams, Democrat is the incumbent and has no contest. Boundaries for this district in our area are, roughly, DesPeres on the west and Nina and a bit of Clara on the east, Kingsbury on the south,
Originally published in The Paper, October–November 1972.
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Original source: SD_Times1972_10.pdf, printed page 3.
