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SAMPLE BALL 0 T for Primary EIJdion, Benton County, Oregon, May 20, 198 6 I J This is a combined sample ballot, containing all candidates aJd measures to ~e voted on throughout the county. Not all of the candidates and measures appearing here will be on the ballot you receive at\your polling place. The names of the candidates on this sample ballot may not appear in the same sequence as on the official ballot in your precinct. Please read your official ballot carefully. DEMOCRAT BALLOT REP U B L·ICAN BALLOT NONPARTISAN BALLOT PRIMARY ELECTION - BENTON COUNTY, OREGON PRIMARY ELECTION - Bl;:NTON COUNTY,,OREGON 4- BALLOT PRIMARY Fl.ECTION - BENTON COUNTY, OREGON BALLOT 1- BALLOT PRIMARY NOMINATING BALLOT 7- PRIMARY NOMINATING BALLOT CARD # :\IONPARTISAN BALLOT FOR THE REPUBLICAN PARTY MAY 20. 1986 CARD # FOR THE DEMOCRAT PARTY MAY 20, 1986 CARD # MAY 20, 1986 N 0 N P A R T I S A N 0 F F I C E S N A T I 0 N A L 0 F F I C E S N A T I 0 N IA L 0 F F I C E S JUDI CLARY UNITED STATES JUDGE OF THE ~ INCUMBENT STEVE ANDERSON UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS MARY J_ DEITS SENATOR JOE P. LUTZ, SR. ..-- SENATOR POSITION 9 .. .. CHARLES ERWIN VOTE FOR ONE RICK BAUMAN • VOTE FOR ONE -- VOTE FOR ONE BOB PACKWOOD .. .. .. JUDGE OF THE ROD MONROE REPRESENTATIVE SUPREME COURT MARY MCCAULEY BURROWS ..-- IN CONGRESS POSITION 3 4TH DISTRICT .. JIM WEAVER ED PETERSON INCUMBENT BRUCE LONG VOTE FOR ONE ... .. VOTE FOR ONE JUDGE OF THE REPRESENTATIVE - .. BILL BRADBURY SUPREME COURT IN CONGRESS JAMES PETERSON 4TH DISTRICT .. POSITION 5 I .. W. MICHAEL (MICK) GILLETTE INCUMBENT PETER A. DEFAZIO R EPR ES ENT A TIVE VOTE FOR ONE ~ VOTE FOR ONE IN CONGRESS GARY CORGAN ..-- JUDGE OF THE STH DISTRICT I .. MARGIE HENDRIKSEN COURT OF APPEALS DUANE FULMER POSITION 2 ..-- VOTE FOR ONE t \, .. GEORGE A . VAN HOOMISSEN INCUMBENT DUNCAN LINDSEY VOTE FOR ONE DENNY SMITH .. .. JUDGE OF THE REPRESENTATIVE .. IN CONGRESS COURT OF APPEALS 5TH DISTRICT ST A Tk 0 F F I C E S POSITION 6 BARBARA ROSS GOVERNOR t VOTE FOR ONE EDWARD H. WARREN INCUMBENT VOTE FOR ONE SANFfRD (SANDY) J. BLAU .. .. .. JUDGE OF THE S T A T E 0 F F I C E S OREGON VOTE FOR ONE BETTY FREAUF ..... TAX COURT GOVERNOR INCUMBENT C. F. (CORKY) BARACKMAN VOTE FOR ONE CARL N. BYERS BEN ~I LPATRICK .. .. .. JUDGE OF THE VOTE FOR ONE EDWARD N. FADELEY CIRCUIT COURT .... JUAN!J. ORTEGON 21ST DIST., POS. 4 .. FRANK D. KNIGHT INCUMBENT ROBERT L. FORTHAN VOTE FOR ONE .. NOR~A PAULUS .. .. N 0 N P A R T I S A N 0 F F I C E NEIL GOLDSCHMIDT ~ JOE C~ SIMPSON 4 SUPERINTENDENT .. VERNE A. DUNCAN DAVE JONES ~ OF PUBLIC ~ WILLl~M KAY SPARKS .. t INSTRUCTION .. GWEN ERICCSEN E. ALLEN PROPST COMMISSIONER, VOTE FOR ONE .. BUREAU OF LABOR .. AND INDUSTRIES GEORGE THOMAS JACK REYNOLDS .. VOTE FOR ONE DAN GPODHALL .. COMMISSIONER .. PRIMARY ELECTION -BENTON COUNTY, OREGON BALLOT 8-SM BUREAU OF LABOR NONPARTISAN BALLOT A # ~ 1,2,3 MAY 20, 1986 C RD AND INDUSTRIES 5- PRIMARY Er:.ECTIQN ·BENTON COUNTY, OREGON BALLOT VO:rE FOR__QNE. MARY ROBERTS . PRl~RY NOMINATING BALLOT _ CARD #- · - S T A T E H E A_5_u_1LLS . ----- -~-~- '. FOR"TAcREPlJBLlCAN-PARTV MAY 20, 1986 REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY BALLOT 1 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT: BANS INCOME TAX ON SOCIAL 2• PRIMARY ELECTION· BENTON COONTY, OREGON SECURITY BENEFITS - PRIMARY NOMINATING BALLOT CARD # ST ATE 0 F F I C E S FOR THE DEMOCRAT PARTY MAY 20. 1988 STATE QUESTION: Shall the Oreqon Constitution ban !;t:ih• nr lnr:al inrnmo 1':>v nn .. nllYl~n' Cl.Cl.o I''"'"'. DC"' I'"'"' 1.oUU"' IT. U"l:UUN """ .... "' . SECURITY BENEFITS PRIMARY NOMINATING BALLOT CARO # S T A Tl E 0 F F I C E S FOR THE DEMOCRAT PARTY MAY 20, 1988 STATE QUESTION: Shall the Oregon Constitution ban state or local income tax on SENATOR social security or railroad retirement benefits? S T A T E 0 F F I C E S 18TH DISTRICT EXPLANATION: Constitutional amendment. This amendment bans counting VOTE FOR ONE WIN EATON ~ social security or railroad retirement benefits as income under any state or local STATE SENATOR tax law. The measure is not intended to affect any benefits which a person 1BTH DISTRICT STATE SENATOR would otherwise have a right to receive. It applies to the tax period beginning 19TH DISTRICT on or after January 1, 1986. YES .. VOTE FOR ONE CLIFFORD W. TROW ~ VOTE FOR ONE NO CANDIDATE F!LED STATE SENATOR 19TH DISTRICT STATE NO .. REPRESENTATIVE DONALD BUTSCH ~ 2 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT: EFFECT OF MERGER OF TAXING MAE VIH 4TH DISTRICT VOTE FOR ONE ~ UNITS ON TAX BASE VOTE FOR ONE FRANK VAN DEN BOGAARD ~ STATE QUESTION: Shall district tax base, after merger not increasing its territory, REPRESENTATIVE BILL HERDER ~ STATE 4TH DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE equal tax bases former districts would have had without merger? 34TH DISTRICT VOTE FOR ONE MAX C. RIJKEN ~ EXPLANATION: Constitutional amendment. Adds a provision to the section VOTE FOR ONE JOHN SCHOON limiting tax levying authority of taxing units. If a taxing unit merges with one STATE .. or more other taxing units without increasing its territory, its first year tax REPRESENTATIVE STATE 34TH DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE base will equal the combined tax bases of all the merged tax'ing units for the RON DODGE ~ 35TH DISTRICT last tax year, plus six percent. This is equal to the combined tax bases the ~ORONE ANTqNE (TONY) C. VAN VLIET VOTE FOR ONE taxing units would have had if they had not merged. STATE ' .. YES REPRESENTATIVE STATE ~ 35TH DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE GARV BRIGGS ~ 36TH DISTRICT NO .. VOTE FOR ONE 0. I VOTE FOR ONE CARO~ YN OAKLEY STATE ... 3 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT: VERIFICATION OF SIGNATURES REPRESENTATIVE C 0 U N T Y 0 F F I C E S ON INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM PETITIONS 36TH DISTRICT QUESTION: Shall constitution direct the legislature to establish the method for VOTE FOR ONE MIKE MCCRACKEN ~ COUNTY COMMISSIONER Secretary of State verification of initiative and referendum petition signatures? COUNTY 0 F F I C E S POSITION 1 EXPLANATION: Constitutional amendment. Requires legislature VOTE FOR ONE DALE D. SCHROCK ~ COUNTY to adopt law stating the way the Secretary of State shall verify ~ COMMISSIONER COUNTY signatures on initiative and referendum petitions. The verification YES _,,,,,.. POSITION 1 SHERIFF process must be completed within 15 days after the last day on ~ LOIS KENAGY be VOTE FOR ONE ~ which a petition may filed. Removes present provision that NO _,,,,,.. VOTE FOR ONE JOHN T. (JACKI DOLAN . ... signatures not verified within 15 days shall not be counted. COUNTY SHERIFF PRIMARY ELECTION - BENTON. COUNTY, OREGON 6-Prec PRIMARY NOMINATING BALLOT BALLOT FOR THE REPUBLICAN PARTY MAY 20, 1986 CARD # VOTE FOR ONE NO CANDIDATE FILED 3-Prec PRIMARY ELECTION - BENTON COUNTY, OREGON BALLOT P R E C I N C T B A L L 0 T . PRIMARY NOMINATING BALLOT CARD # FOR THE DEMOCRAT PARTY MAY 20, 1986 PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON­ FEMALE .. P R E C I N C T 8 A L l 0 T PRECINCT .. COMMITTEEPERSON­ ~ PRECINCT FEMALE COMMITTEEPERSON­ MALE .. ~ ~ PRECINCT COMMITTEEPERSON­ ~ ; MALE .. (CONTINUE TO NONPARTISAN BALLOT) (CONTINUE TO NONPARTISAN BALLOT) (CONTINUE TO NONPARTISAN BALLOT) OVER ~ -<:' ~- - ·- ."-' ;-::-. -. -r •P~ 'r I l (CONTINUED NONPARTISAN BALLOT) l l- PRIMARY ELECTION - BENTON COUNTY, OREGON BA L 12- PRIMARY ELECTION· BENTON COUNTY, OREGON NONPARTISAN BALLOT·. L OT NONPARTISAN BALLOT BALLOl -SM PRIMARY ELECTION - BENTON COUNTY, OREGON BALLOT MAY 20, 1986 STUB # MAY 20 1986 CARD ~ 9 NONPARTISAN BALLOT # C I T Y 0 F C 0 R V A L L I S H E A S U R E S ;. 4, 5 MAY 20, 1986 CARD D I S T R I C T H E A S U R E SllBH ITTED TO THE VOTERS BY IHf CORVALLIS _Clll COlltiC IL S T A T E M E A S U R E S PHILOMATH SCHOOL DISTRICT # 17J REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE LEG l SLAU_l.IE PSSEMBL Y 51 CHARTER AMENDMENT TO ISSUE BONDS FOR UTILITY BENTON AND POLK COUNTIES. ORtGON IMPROVEMENTS "4 REQUIRES SPECIAL ELECTION FOR US SENATOR VACANCY, 02-11 PHILOMATH SCHOOL DISTRICT ONE YEAR OPERATING LEVY REMOVES CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISION QUESTION: Shall the City contract bonded indebtedness in a sum not exceeding $2, 170,000.00 for sewer and drainage improvements? QUESTION: Shall Philomath 17J levy $399,573 outside its tax base fo1 QUESTION: Shall special election fill United States Senator vacancy, constitu­ operating purposes for 1986-87? tional provision allowing appointment by Governor until next general election EXPLANATION: This amendment authorizes the sale of general obligation be deleted? bonds for the rehabilitation/replacement of sewers and drainage facilities. The EXPLANATION: The purpose of this measure is to provide the revenue~ bonds shall mature over 20 years and shall be retired from sewer .-----­ needed to adequately fund the existing educational programs. Voter approva1 EXPLANATION : Amends Oregon Constitution. The constitution now requires is required for any amount outside the constitutional limitation. If approved any United States Senator vacancy to be filled at the next general election, and and drainage system revenues, and an ad valorem tax in excess of I YES the constitutional six percent limitation. Bonds must be sold ~ $46,800 of this levy will be partially funded by the State of Oregon ano allows the Governor to appoint a Senator to fill the vacancy until that time. within six years. $352,773 is to be financed totally by local taxpayers.
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    Union Calendar No. 602 99th Congress, 2d Session - House Report 99-1017 ACTIVITIES AND SUMMARY REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NINETY-NINTH CONGRESS (Pursuant to House Rule XI, CL. 1.(d)) DECEMBER 10, 1986.-Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the State of the Union and ordered to be printed U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 91-0060 WASHINGTON: 1986 COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET WILLIAM H. GRAY III, Pennsylvania, Chairman JIM WRIGHT, Texas DELBERT L. LATA, Ohio W.G. (BILL) HEFNER, North Carolina JACK KEMP, New York THOMAS J. DOWNEY, New York LYNN MARTIN, Illinois MIKE LOWRY, Washington BOBBI FIEDLER, California BUTLER DERRICK, South Carolina WILLIS D. GRADISON, JL, Ohio GEORGE MILLER, California TOM LOEFFLER, Texas PAT WILLIAMS, Montana CONNIE MACK, Florida HOWARD WOLPE, Michigan WILLIAM F. GOODLING, Pennsylvania MARTIN FROST, Texas W. HENSON MOORE, Louisiana VIC FAZIO, California DENNY SMITH, Oregon MARTY RUSSO, Illinois VIN WEBER, Minnesota ED JENKINS, Georgia HANK BROWN, Colorado MICHAEL D. BARNES, Maryland BEAU BOULTER, Texas MARVIN LEATH, Texas CHARLES E. SCHUMER, New York BARBARA BOXER, California BUDDY MACKAY, Florida JIM SLATTERY, Kansas CHESTER G. ATKINS, Massachusetts STEVEN L. PRurrr, Executive Director PATRICIA A. QusLY, Chief Counsel MATHA H. PHInMPS, Minority Staff Director (II) LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET, Washington, DC, December 10, 1986. Hon. BENJAMIN J. GUTHRIE, Clerk of the House, U.S. House of Representatives, Washington, DC. DEAR MR. GUTHRIE: Pursuant to Clause 1(d) of House Rule XI, I am pleased to transmit a report on the activities of the Committee on the Budget during the 99th Congress.