Winona State University OpenRiver The inonW an - 1970s The inonW an – Student Newspaper 11-15-1978 The inonW an Winona State University Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/thewinonan1970s Recommended Citation Winona State University, "The inonW an" (1978). The Winonan - 1970s. 227. https://openriver.winona.edu/thewinonan1970s/227 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The inonW an – Student Newspaper at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in The inonW an - 1970s by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. WINONAN Winona State University The Student Voice Vol. LIVI Number 9 111 November 15, 1978 Wins Bi Incumbents Ousted State by Dave Galchutt including a trip to WSU. Mondale's poll published last Monday, showed old Senate seat, and the Humphrey two out of three persons inter- Republicans swept both of Minne- seat were captured by Boschwitz viewed thought Perpich would win. sota's Senate seats, the Governor- and Durenberger. ship, the First District Congres- Besides the three big races which sional seat, and many state legisla- Durenberger, who campaigned attracted national attention, the I-R tive seats. against Quie for the Republican party claimed victory in 66 state endorsement for Governor, was house races, taking away 18 seats Besides the First District contest, considered at one time a political from the DFL, according to the the I-R party got the big prizes: darkhorse by analysts. The 44-year- Associated Press. Two contests are David Durenberger won handily old Minneapolis lawyer and former extremely close where DFL in- over Bob Short, Rudy Boschwitz aide to past Governor LeVander, cumbents lost by less than 15 votes snared the other Senate seat held was aided by a DFL party split in unofficial returns. A re-count is by Wendell Anderson, and Con- when his opponent, Bob Short mandatory whenever the margin is gressman Al Quie won the Gover- defeated Congressman Don Fraser less than 100 votes. four term incumbent. Rosalie Wahl became the first norship in a stunning upset over in a bitter primary fight. woman elected to the high court, incumbent Rudy Perpich. This evens up the state house There was no change in the defeating Robert W. Mattson Sr. Boschwitz appeared confident, line-up to 66 seats held by the DFL, line-up of the state's Congressional Wahl was appointed last year by If the voters were generally saying it would be a close election, and an identical amount by the I-R, delegation to Washington. There Governor Perpich and her victory turned-off by incumbents' promises, but he would win. His prediction if the two re-counts hold up. This, will be two new faces, as Erdahl was considered crucial by feminist this aided the I-R candidates' became true. along with Quie as Governor, gives takes over Quie's old seat, and groups._ efforts. It is considered their the party a stronger voice • in Martin Olav Sabo assumes the greatest victory in thirty years, and The Governor's race was tighter, re-districting of the legislature, vacated Fraser seat. Mattson's son, Robert Jr., was a blow to both President Carter and but Dan Rather from CBS hinted which will occur in 1980 after the defeated by I-R candidate and state Vice-President Mondale, who cam- that returns from key precincts in federal census. The two incumbents on the State legislator Arne Carlson from Minn- paigned heavily for the DFL. the metro area indicated Quie would Supreme Court retained their posts. eapolis. Mattson, a maverick win. The loss by Perpich stunned Warren "Tom" Stowell, the I-R C. Donald Peterson was re-elected DFL'er, was not endorsed by the Carter made an unprecedented most people who had expected the candidate for House Seat 34A, handily over gay rights activist and party, while Carlson was the first two stops, while Mondale stumped DFL'er to hold onto his seat. A whose district include the rest of former University of Minnesota Republican ever endorsed by the for Anderson across the state, copyrighted Minneapolis Tribune Winona County beat Dick Lemke, a student president Jack Baker. AFL-CIO. Local by Dave Galchutt replaced in the Second and Fourth Del Williams in the County Recor- Southern Minnesota, and Winona election in 1974, according to the Districts. Both districts encompass der's race, while Catherine (Kalmes) County voters followed the other Winona Daily News. Winona County returns from last the cities of Winona, Goodview, and Sherwood beat Bob Althoff in a counties by supporting Mork. Tuesday's general election paral- Winona township. closer race for County ,Auditor. Secretary of State Growe had leled statewide vote totals, with DFL'ers, expecially Sikorski and predicted a voter turn-out of 63%. Independent-Republicans the big Likewise, Lee Luebbe, 4th Dis- Both Bambenek and Sherwood Anderson, had counted on a heavy Totals from the 4th precinct of the winners. trict candidate for the County benefited from their experience and student vote turn-out to aid their 2nd Ward from the City of Winona, Board, won convincingly over in- name recognition. Sherwood barely campaigns. Sikorski had waged a where most WSU dorm students The only victors for the DFL cumbent Robert Steffes; and be- lost to Althoff in the city of Winona, strong campaign in Winona, trying voted, were among the latest to be were Warren Spannus, Attorney came the second woman elected to but carried the rural areas, to to capitalize on the Polish vote as reported from the courthouse. General; Jim Lord, State Trea- the Winona County Board. provide her victory. well, but overall only gained about surer; Tom Stoa, House 34-B; and 1,000 some votes over his opponent Even in the above mentioned Joan Growe, Secretary of State. In the other County Board race, Teresa Curbow collected the most city-wide. precinct, the same trend favoring Growe, who lost in Winona, won Charles Smith defeated Leo- votes as one of the four unopposed Republicans was evident: Duren- statewide. Borkowski in the 2nd District, by county officials. She was re-elected Erdahl was supported and en- berger beat Short by 314 votes, about a 55%-45% margin. Both treasurer. The others elected were: dorsed by Quie, who contributed at Boschwitz over Anderson by 120 Stoa, in his race against I-R candidates urged more open county Julius Gernes, County Attorney; least $2000 to his campaign. Former votes, and Quie defeating Perpich, candidate Carleton Fish carried government, and the Luebbe-Smith Bruce Stanton, Sheriff; and Dennis President Ford (Erdahl had once also by 120 votes. In the other big every precinct in the city, and election, along with board member Challeen, County Judge. interned under Ford) and Ronald race, Sikorski was the only DFL'er chalked up a 62.9 per cent of the Lorraine Cieminski, could change Reagan appeared with Erdahl besides Spannus, Lord and Stoa, to vote. the voting line-up on the five-mem- In one other contested race, Jim during the campaign. carry the precinct, winning over ber board. Mork defeated Gerald Swanson for Erdahl by some 200 votes. Locally, the two incumbents on District Judge. The judge's race The year of the "Republican the Winona County board were Bob Bambenek won handily over covered an 11 county area in Resurgence" was evident in this Precincts two and four in the off-year election, and may have been First Ward, where CST and, SMC Women in Business aided by a heavy voter turn-out. In dorm students reside, indicated the Winona County, 1,796 more people same .trend. Women in Business, a new course The focus of this course is an among women managers, men voted this year than the off-year to be offered winter quarter, will examination of a "woman's place" in managers, and subordinates? Can explore the potentials and special the executive operations of organi- men and women develop _androgy- problems of women in business zations. Clues as to what that place nous management styles? INSIDE organizations. Although women's is will be furnished partially roles are changing in contemporary through different role models of Basic strategies for bringing Arts Pages 6-8 society and more women than ever successful women in management women into management to be before are aspiring to leadership positions. They will help to answer covered include the mentor system, positions, how available are the real such questions as: What kinds of modification of employee search Fad Sweeps Campuses 9 leadership positions to women? Are attitudes, values, and beliefs do procedures, job design, and specific there significant social, psychologi- women hold about themselves and recommendations for improved per- Sports 1 0-1 1 cal, and organizational barriers to their work-related roles? What women in management? kinds of sex-based conflicts occur See Women page 2 Page 2 November 15, 1978 CAMPUS SHORTS Women Vet News WINONA, MN — A two-credit and communicate more easily in Continued from page 1 Poland but will also have a deeper continuing education course, "Pres- sonnel practices. Legal issues will by Ron Schuhs lender may require a down pay- insight into many aspects of ent Day Life in Poland," will be be dealt with in such areas as ment. American life as a result of offered Monday evenings from 7 to 9 discriminatory employment prac- Vets, if you are having problems p.m. December 4 through February comparing these two different tices, legal job interviews, and job with a course, now would be a good Q. I am currently entitled to 26 at Winona State University.