The Political Graveyard: University of Michigan Board of Regents, 1970s

University of Michigan Board of Regents, 1970s

Members of the University of Michigan Board of Regents, 1970-79 (may be incomplete!)
Paul G. Goebel 1962-70 William B. Cudlip 1964-72 Robert J. Brown 1967-74 Otis M. Smith 1967-71 Gertrude V. Huebner 1967-74 Gerald R. Dunn 1969-84 Lawrence B. Lindemer 1969-75 Paul W. Brown 1971-94 Deane Baker 1973-98 Sarah Goddard Power 1975-87

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Members of the University of Michigan Board of Regents: Events and Candidates of the 1970's (may be incomplete!)

1970 Nov 3: Paul W. Brown (Dem), elected; James L. Waters (Dem), elected; Paul G. Goebel, Jr. (Rep), defeated; Jack H. Shuler (Rep), defeated; George Kindred (American Independent), defeated; Tom Staffin (American Independent), defeated; P. Thomas Vernier (Socialist Workers), defeated; Marcia Wisch (Socialist Workers), defeated; Vito J. DeLisi (Socialist Labor), defeated; William Walbridge (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1972 Nov 7: Deane Baker (Rep), elected; Lawrence B. Lindemer (Rep), elected; Marjorie Lansing (Dem), defeated; Thomas A. Roach (Dem), defeated; Joseph C. Toth (Socialist Labor), defeated; Vito J. DeLisi (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1974 Nov 5: Sarah Goddard Power (Dem), elected; Thomas A. Roach (Dem), elected; Dona Scott Parker (Rep), defeated; David F. Upton (Rep), defeated; Ellen Hoffman (Human Rights), defeated; Joan C. Johnson (American Independent), defeated; Diane L. Kohn (Human Rights), defeated; Daniel Eller (American Independent), defeated; James J. Horvath (Socialist Labor), defeated; Arlen R. Hillwarth (Conservative), defeated; Arthur R. Heraz (Conservative), defeated; Joseph C. Toth (Socialist Labor), defeated; Claudia Hommel (Socialist Workers), defeated; Steve Brede (Socialist Workers), defeated; Barbara A. Gettel (U.S. Labor), defeated.
1975 May 30: Lawrence B. Lindemer, resigned.
1976 Nov 2: Robert E. Nederlander (Dem), elected; Gerald R. Dunn (Dem), elected; David F. Upton (Rep), defeated; Earl D. Gabriel (Rep), defeated; Diane L. Kohn (Human Rights), defeated; Joan C. Johnson (American Independent), defeated; Leonard J. Lukomski (American Independent), defeated; Robert D. Garber (Libertarian), defeated; James L. Hudler (Libertarian), defeated; Edgar Thomas (Socialist Labor), defeated; Joseph C. Toth (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1978 Nov 7: Paul W. Brown (Dem), elected; James L. Waters (Dem), elected; Gilbert E. Bursley (Rep), defeated; John R. Axe (Rep), defeated.

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