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273638 WHITE - G�TV �LER COI1flC11 ��fl�� PINK - FINANC G I Y OF SA I NT PAU L . CANARV - OEPA MENT �17�V �UE �.�- MAV File NO. ° nci Resolution Presented By ° Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date WHEREAS, Section 4.01 of the City Charter of the City of Saint Paul provides the City Council shall be composed of seven councilmen; and WHEREAS, a vacancy as recognized under City Charter Section 2.04 has occurred in the elective office of councilman by reason of the untimely death of one of its members, Mrs. RosaTie Butler; and WHEREAS, City Charter Section 2.05 does mandate the City Council to elect a qualified voter of the City to fill said vacancy in elective office for the remainder of the unexpired term; and WHEREAS, City Charter Section 2.02 provides the term of + councilman shall be for two years commencing on the first � Tuesday in June next succeedi�g their election, and until a successor is elected and qualified; and WHEREAS, the now deceased Mrs. Rosalie Butler was most recently declared elected to the Council on April 28, 1978 (C.F. 270976) ; and WHEREAS, the Council by Resolution C.F. 273512, adopted August 14, 1979, did set forth a procedure which sought to afford ma.ximum citizen participation in assisting the Council in fulfilling its Charter obligation to fill such vacancy; and WHEREAS, there have been submitted nominations and appli- cations of qualified persons, together with resumes of quali- fication and supporting statements for consideration by the Council; and COUNC[LMEN Yeas Nays Requested by Department of: Butler Hozza In Favor & Hunt ``. L.evine _ __ Against BY "' Maddox ' Showalter ' Tedesco Form Approved by City Attorney Adopted by Council: Date Certified Yassed by Council Secretary BY By �lpproved by :Vlavor. Date _ Approved by Mayor for Submission to Co�neil BY - – — BY WHITE - CiTY CLERK COUTICII •� � �� PINK - FINANCE G I TY O F SA I NT PA U L C4NARV - DEPARTMENT �}_UE. '�- MAVOR File �O. Council Resolution Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date Page 2. WHEREAS, the Council has duly considered the nominations and has heard the candidates; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, that the Council, pursuant to City Charter Section 2.05, does elect George R. McMahon to fill Seat "F" for the rema.in er o t e unexpire term o Mrs. Rosalie Butler. COUNCILMEN Requested by Department of: Yeas Nays ^ ��` O Hozza In Favor Hunt Levine _ � __ Against BY — Maddox Showal Te co __��1979 Form A oved by ' y Attorney Adopt y Council: Date �---,,r rtified Pas by Co cil Secretary t�pproved by Mavor: Date �� Ap ved by Mayor for Submission to Council By - - — By � �ust��4 SEP 8 1979 * , � . . . � .� 3 � � � � , , � � ; . � - � ., � . . , � - , , , _ , ,. -- , . . . �t��, 19T� ; � � , , . , � '� Mr. 1'6o+�as,t,�l�e�sam M Dir�ator,o!' I�eraonnel � R� 265, Ci'�y FW31 - , � , � D�r �iss � � Pl�aa bM adrie�d that the City Cflunoil tods� eltat�rd EMor�1! � R. MoMslavra ae Qvv,noflporson to li13. t�t vaaaaoy it� �t F , �+a t� CitY Couwr,iZ �.n�4, I�Ir. i�ia�.•te�os� �t O�h ot !!�"li�+ � at�d �esutMd hf,s -poa�ition tod�y.` � � . / r V�}:'�/ fii!'7�� ! � " • . ' �� K� , CiL�d C�e�•!t , j , . , , . , , , , , . A�o:�� , - ; . - , , , ; . , ` ,� . , . ' � . , � 1 . � , . . I , / ` • - � ' � � � . . . j � � 6� .. . . � � . .. . _ . . .. .. �.. . . . �� , . 1� i , - � ,� . , ; . � .,, � � .� � z� 3 b 3�� , . , , , , , . , � , , , _ - . , . . . . � � , . . ;. ,, � �•� 30, 19T9 . � , , , � �'.�H�rnat�d Car3.s�n . - � Dir+�at.e�, F1t�c� & Ne�nagsmsnt S�rritt�e � � ' Roa��li�, q,ty ge11 � , _ 8�. Psul,� M3;�n� . � � � Dear Sirt , , - ; � , ' .Attae�d ibr f'2I3a� i.n yaur o�i'3o� ie �:h� Q�t,k o�' OI`:�ic� of Caoar� `�, � , R,� 4+�at+B�hot� as C�uc►o:.l.man.: . j ' � 'V�r t� � Y '"�Y Y�'s� , , i 12os� A�iaC _ ' C�ty Gle3cl; . . ' � � , A��c�ti. , /1BO:la , ; � • � , , ; . ; ; . � �` . � ;' ; , , % ` . /� , . : . f : � � . , , , STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) � � . COUNTY OF RAMSEY ) ss • ) CIT7l OF ST. PAUL ) I� George R. McMahon do solemnly swear (or affirm) to support the Constitutions of the United States and of the State of Minnesota and to � discharge faithfully the duties devolving upon me as ' Councilman of the City of Saint Paul to the• best of my judgment and ability. . .. `�'��/� ti/V"'r Sworn to and subscribed to before me this • � 19� City C1 ' . ! , • `1 . . 'i� �, � 73 � 3� August 17, 1979 Rose Mix, City Clerk 3� City Ha11 St. Paul, Minnesota Dear Rose: Please be notified that I have called a special meeting of the City Council for Wednesday, August 29, 1979, at 7:00 P.M. in the City Council Chambers, third floor, C3ty Ha11, to hold a public hearing to hear candidates for the c on the ty uncil. Co c Pr 'de We, the under�igned Couneilmen, do hereby waive written notice requirementa for a special meeting of the City Council on Wednesday, �ugust 29, 1979, at 7:00 P.M. in the City Council Chambers, 3rd Floor, City Hall, for reasons stated above. t � � � � , � ' '� � L�-f'�a-�r`y�/ Mh . . J . �► �"'"'""°� CITY OF SAINT PAUL _�:`LITT p�:',' � =e �; OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK ��"�� •' BUREAU OF RECORDS �, ;� io� tln n '� ;. �- '•�• - ��0�n„m��r` 386 City Hall,Saint Paul,Minnesota 55102 � 612-298-4231 GEORGE LATIMER MAYOR August 27, 1979 Attached are the letters and resumes of the persons who filed for � St. Paul City Council Seat F and whose presentations are scheduled for tbe City Council meeting of August 29th at 7:00 P.M. They are listed alphabetically and are as follows: Anderson, Sharon (Scarella Keegan� Geo. F. Battle, Robert Lee McMahon� George R. Beck, John Perozino, Constance J. Beck, Patricia Peterson, Bernice A. Berger, James J. Reed, Lorraine Brisson, Albert J.,Sr. Rode, Aarold "Bud" Cardenas de Enos, JoAnn Seppala� John A. Connolly, Carol Thomford, Caroline Conway, Eugene E., Sr. Van Ness, David 0. Dike, Edward C., Jr. Weber, Wilfrid M. Elkhatib, Ann Wilde, Art Guzman, Frank A. Zasada, Virginia Hanson, Wayne B. (Spike� Ve truly yours, �� Rose Mi�r City Clerk Attach. RM:la �,� _. _ _ _. _ . _ _ __ � .• y e : GI'1`Y OF SAIN'1' PAUL OFFICF OF THE CITY COUNCIL �Peadrtan= . 9�iRBAPha2aP. . 9 4756�8� DAVID H. HOZZA August 24, 1979 Councilman T0: Councilwoman Ruby Hunt Councilman Leonard Levine Councilman Ron Maddox Councilwoman Joanne Showalter Councilman Victor T es o FROM: David Hozza � Council President ; .� 1. l. RE: Procedures for Hearing andidates Interested in the Vacant Council Seat I will be unable to be at the council meeting on Tu�sday, August 28, but I think the council should establish, �by moti�n, some procedures_for hearing candidates Wednesday night.. i would . - -__ suggest that the following procedures be followed: � 1) That the order for candidates speaking be established by a lottery or draw of names from a hat. 2) That each candidate be allowed up to five minutes to present any statements that the candidate may wish, and 3) That if any City Councilmember has any questions of any candidate they may ask such question, and the question may be answered, outside of the five minutes. If anybody else has any suggestions, please do not hesitate to include them in the motion on Tuesday. DHH:ls �'� .,. cc: or George Latimer 1 Olson CI"CY HALL SEVENTH FLUOR SAINT PAUL, MINNFSOTA 55102 612/298-4646 �.��C _ . .. , 1 . 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'� .� � �.:� , , - ,.� . _ -- ^ _ .;. , , , _ . : , .�.;� �, s:: . ,:., .�-APpLICATIONS wa11 be _ '�: � "�� ; accepted�at:City Clerk's � :' : � office,�'Room 386�City Hall, ='` � , St. Pau1,�MN 55102 until �� +.. :�:30`P.M.,�`August 24, 1�79. : � ' - . - - r:±Candidates are encouraged � � � �' '�o suppl��whatever backgroun'd ; � .; � .':i�iformation deemed .. .; �appr�P�iate� ,_ . . � . . ,� .;�,._ _ � ;� -.:PUBLIC flEARIN6 will be _. �� ' � � � � _ , � , .' :=�tteld-at�T P.M: l�ugust 29, 1979 ; ; � ` °°::irrthe:Gbu�acit��Ch�mbers, ; .,:,3r.d Floor•,-.�ity �Iall, � ' � -� `:.''to hear.�all candidates. .� i . . - � _ : _. _ ; . . , � �v0=tc� filt the . vacancy will take place � . �t`the:City Council me�ting..at 10 A.IVI,-on � �Augus# 30, 1979. . � --- - -- -fi-�-- ' �- --, _ , - , � . . . � \ . � �^1/'� wM17E - CiTV CLEti �� - COUflC1I ��7V PINK - FINANCE � I TY OF SA I NT PA U L CANARY - DEPARTMEN• 1 File NO. �" BLUE - MAYOR � �`� ,�'� �� C'ouncil Resolution � ; l � 3 b3 � Presented By �� Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By ' Date i,Tli£REAS, there is a vacaacy in Council Slrat F oa the St. Psul City Council. nov therefore be it RESOLVLD, that the St. Paul City Council hereby declare. according to Section 2.04 of the St. Paul Ci,tq Charter. that Council Seat F is hereby declared vacant, and be it further BESOLVED, that according to Sectioa 2.05 of the City Charter, that "if an elective office becames vacant, the cocmcil shall elect a qualified voter of the city to fill the aarne for the renai.nder of the unexpired teria. If a tie vote occurs in the filling of a vacancy in the office af councilaan, the mayor shall vote to bresk the tie.", aad be it further P,�SOLVED, that son �ednesdap, August 29, at 7:00 p.�e., the St. PauZ City Council shall r�eet for the anly purgose and iter� of business to screea the prospective candidates for Couacil Seat P, and be it further RESOLV�D, that the prospective candidates shall be allotted up to t�nee minutes to gresent aay statements that ttie candidate aay wish, and be it further . RLSOLVED, that the or�l�r in which the prospective candidates speak shall be deterwined by alaphebetical order, aad be it further RESOLVLD, that questioas of candidates be linited to membera of the City Council only, and those questioas be asked after aIl candidates have spo]:en, and be it finally RESOLVED, that if any conncilrnembers liave any questions of any of tlie cun�idates the question and �uswer shall be outside of the candidates three minute allotnent. COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays - Requested by Department of: u er �_ In Favor '�lazza Hunt Levine � Against BY Maddox Showalter Tedesco - up G 2 8 19� Form Approved by City Attorney Adopted by Council: Date Certified Passed by Counc.il Secretary BY B� Approved by Ylavor. Date Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council By - BY �--� . a � 3 �,3 � August 20, 1979 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I, James J. �er , herein announce my candidacy for Mrs. Butler' s council seat. I am a qualified voter of Ramsey County. I reside at 1016 Burns Avenue, St. Paul, MN and i feel strongly about the democratic party following our former governor/senator's (Wendall Anderson) footsteps and making an appointment that will create an uproar among the citizenry. I will appear for an interview the night of August 29, 1979 in city council chambers. a � z� 3 � 3 � � �u�ust 22, 1979 St. Paul City Council . Courthouse St. Panl� Minn. Dear City Councils This letter will serne as �r official notice of application for the vacant seat of the St. Paul City Council. Please consider my candidacy only in light of a caretaker position should the need arise for yon to do so. In other aords I am only interested in serving out the current term and I �rill not seek elect— ion to the City Council in 1980. In addition to being an alternative to a possible impending stale— mate in your process� a caretaker type council would allow for every— one seeking election to start out together next spring. �lthough the law is clear� that the council does have the anthority and responsi— bility to fill the vacancy, I sense a feeling by mar�y of ovr citizens that they would like to be a part of the process. CMy reasons for applying for the position are: 1. I am a life long resident of St. Paul� am familiar wi.th most of it's problems and concerns and�have been an active participant (mostly behind the scenes) in resolving them.. 2. I think the Council members that currently are in office make up a very good team and I think I could be a positive influence on the team. 3. The publicity that I would gain from doing a good job would help me in the future� should I choose to run for public office again. Thank you for your consideration and many thanks for your support in the past when I have come before you. With Warmest Regards� �� Frank 9. 1208 Port and gvenue St. Paul� Minn. 55104 � . • � ' _.--_:��. � �� Fraak 1. Guzman . Maxried; Wife - Darlene (Olson) Guzman 1208 Portland Avenue Children; Christopher - Age 15 St. Paul� Minnesota 55104 Angela - Age 9 Telephone — 645-3332 Christopher attends Open School Born: April 22, 1934, St. Paul� Mn. Angela attends St. 9ntho�y Park School Educatioa: Franklin Elementary� �-�� Mechanic Arts High School -_=�� ttended the Univ. of Minn._ --�� *******��**�*��*��*�**�*�**��****�*�*�**�*�*****�*�*��**��*****��*�***�**** �NlPi;OYMENT HISTORY Migrants In Action Essentially provided services to 1162 Selby Avenue Migrants and the Hispanic popnlation. Developed the agency from a staff of St. Paul, Minn.. 3 and $20�000.00 budget to a staff of . EScecutive Director 70 and $1�200�000 orga.nization. 5oaial change participant worked closely 1973-1979 with Federal, State� and local govern— ment as well as private industry. i left the agency because I was burnt out. Minn. State E�nployment Service Assiste� cla��ants wi�h ne� laims• reviewe wee y repor s� aut�iorized 190 No. Robert Street payment. Promoted to Testing Tech— nician. St. Paul� Minn. . Unemployment Claims Clerk 1959-1965 � Testing Technician Administered standardized aptitude� 1965-196T proficiency� as well as interest and preference tests. Interpreted test results. Promoted to Youth Advisor. Youth Advisor Assigned to the Youth Opportunity 1967-1969 Center. Provided vocational gnidance counseling to individuals ages 16 thru 21 and to large groups in High Schools� Correction Institntions and Career Fa.irs. � Promoted to Migrant Labor Counselor. Resnme Cont'd. - Page 2 - • Migrant Labor Counaelor Directed a U. S. Dept. of Labor �xper- .._ 1969-1972 imental and Demonstration Project re- garding available services to migrants in the Employment Service and in the supporting agencies. gssisted migrant fa.milies in relocating in MinneBOta by locating jobs� honsing� and referring to lega.l� medical� and edncational services. Promoted �aployment Sernice Specialiat. �nplo�►ment 5ervice Specialist Directed the operations of the St. Paul � �72-1973 Information Center� a uait of the State �nployment -Service. 9ssisted and inter- 'viewed.young men and xomen who were in- _, terested in the Trades as an occupation. :� Deneloped a rapport with Area Vocational Schools and the Trade IInions. Left to become Executive Director of Migrant In lction. ' 1956-1959_ Temporary position as Construction i Laborer (Local 132), janitor and store ' clerk while attending college. • United States Marine Corps Ealisted- served in gorea, Sgt. in char�e �orean Era Vetera.n of Radio Platoon. Recommended for re- 1953-1956 . enlistment. Berde�s Food Market While attending High School was stock Part-time 19.50-1953 clerk� deliveryman and store clerk. Dispatch-Pioneer Press Delivered newspaper in. the lOth Street� Wacouta� 7th St.� Wabasha area while 1949-195� attending school. Migrant Worker Worked 60 hrs. a week each summer from �iollandale, Minn. from May 15 to Sept.l5 during Elementary school years weeding and harvesting 1947-1949 onions and potatoes. � QReswne Cont'd. - Page 3 ELECTION TO PUBLIC OFFICP Elected to the Model Neighborhood Planning Couacil in 1972. IInsnccessf`al bid for a St. Paul City Council -position as a DFL unendorsed candida,te in the March� 1978 city wide primary elections. BOARD OF DIRECTORS National Board - Chicano Alliance Drug Abuse Program - 1977 St. Paul IIrban Coalitioa - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - 1975 St. Paul ATeighborhood Justice Center — — — — — — — — - 1976 Centro Cultural Chicano — Mpls.— — — — — — — — — — — — 1978 Chicano Latino F�nployment Opportunities— -- --- — — — - 197$ gppointed by Mayor Byrne to Minority Housing Committee 9ppointed by Governor 8uc�y Perpich to State Migrant Affairs Commission as cha.irperson for 2 year. gppointed by Ma.yor McCarty to St. Paul Manpower Advisory Board. Member of Ramsey County Draft Board — — — — — — — — — - 1968-1973 � UNION ACTIVITY Past member of Local 132 — General Constructioa Workers Past member of Local 22 — American Federation of State� County� and Municipal employees. , Delegate from Local 22 to St. Paul Trades and Labor. Member of Legislative Committee of St. Paul Trades and Labor. INTERESTS AND HOBBIFS Coached Pee Wees in football� basketball� baseball at �cDonough Housing Project. Interested in World gffairs. Advocate of Social change. REFERIIdCES Mr. 9nthon`y Danna� Commissioner� Ramsey County Courthouse� St. Paul� Mn. Mr. Jose Trejo� Executive Director� State Spanish Speaking Affairs Office 841 Delaware Avenue, St. Paul� Minn. 55107 Ms. Peggy Byrne� State Representative� 524 Van Buren Avenue, St. Paul� tdn. 55103 Mr. John Taylor� Executive Director� Northwest Area Foundation� lst National �'� Bank Bldg., St. Paul, Minn. 55101 H h7 S � � � � � � � � �� O � � � 3 � � O <. � � � I vi� 7 �a�C� 7� r� 3 � �' 3 � ��' �D � Q ? � C'� Q- �p cG p� � � �� O 3 ° p �. n�i � � � � � O tD � ? v�i `� '�O I � � N N �■r � � � � � Q � � � � � � � � � _ � � CC � °� i■� � o o � I ��',� � � ' � � n N 'o fD � � � — ° ,�+ r O � O � v -a <' I mw o; � � � 3 rt• o °�' � � � � _ u�x r�i+ c��D p � '� �. C �• � � :� � � �� N = ; � �+ � N � �� '. � � ,� . °' „� � N . � FSb � iQ r! C � y � � � � � ,� C S 3. CD � �, N °� < <D '� � p -a, i=•`c � � � v j � � � � o � c�D � � cn � °, I � t�D ry r+ . 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Tdaho St. Paul 55101 45 Years Old Product Development Chemist for 3M Company Married - S Children I feel the City Council has lost touch with the man on the street and would devote my 8 month tenure channels of commu- nication between the Council Chambers and the office workshop and kitchen. � �7 3 �3 � . � ' . , �c l .. �—�a.�a `z ��-� Ro� �'��c� `��-�',ti S �,.�e, S v 1�-c�.�� l�� .,�.,�. S S l o S° , S \--�a..)e., �J�e.�� `�- `'�'�t� � o.n� �cti;�•ti. +C + �� S` 'ac1o...,.� �-�r,ce.�.-d`."�q �o<�l �D,►-o�� \ � �,m,v� �, �.��V. S C�`'�e o` \-�e.,s- C, �\`S'C Sau"`!_ : ��b-5�c.S -�.,_. � o\;i�.:��•` 5��.:�.�� d��,�� C��.� T,..�. S�r�-` e- �" �'� �� ` �.S- �°`�`� 'S_ •�- ~`!�.c. �.,.:�-f- �. 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"� ,� LN s ,,� L ; .� ,��.�,�-��1u��e�� ; �l c�� r ��; ��..�� .. " ,� � �s� . %��;-��, .i�� C.�� ✓-L.- .:;� � y % � .}� ^ � �J� .� � �`�i, � ) / � ��'' 1 f_'��..P � F L{�L t k� c��.[< �.� ,�CE/� �/��"G/J�i� ' r '- ' - .. ... r+.��_a,t� ..__ - . ..c ; `.--.. '►r � W`='A�f:"•._.._----�..__ . _ � LETTERS��`-�f EL7/TO _ . �, R � g �� . " � 'God �re�ted " I am sick of a�l this fightin _ m a n to b e h ea d' � a b o u t e qu a l rig h t s, � g t o s t a t e a n d f e d e r a l income tax . pecially, laws the same as anyone's salary �Ve r-s i m p J i f y' Some women are making a fus� or��gS I n g - over every little thing. I read i World economics, the pric� of somewhere, "Wisdom is knowing �NRY L.COTTON the dollar and gold on the world when to make a fuss and when New Richmond,Wis. � not to."I beliepe this to be true. • The editorial should have mea_ market,�nbalance of trade�nd � We live in this woild just as tioned the emp]oy� contribu- deficit s ding to the contrary, , �ey [men] do, and should hel �oA. Surel thou 9 t� �t er R,ay Ruecker (Aug. � make our laws and help see that �D ��z s� that��der Cot- � � g greed is the cause of - the are enforced. But I don't ��0� � �ation. 3' aLso funded by tag money and But he commits � want a woman for president, �at cost �of living in�reas� � simplification b �°� over- even though I admit there are federal Y stating that a some who would qualify. I want are—�e��most certainly cul n�tguns�rofits are the only ;� t°look up to our men for leader- p �� m� reason ship. God created man to be the _ for increasing its prices is to i head and woman the heart. W�y �a t i m e r offset increases in labor��, � fight nature? A letter in the Aug. 9 Pioneer a omfo�rtable li'�m��t° m�g� � St.Paul LU �e� �kes Mayor George I,a_ but as lon g�one thing, �---�---`-- - -\ ._!—1CR.LE BROWN o�eTp o e�cts.f�Hy�PP�rting var� organized g a�bor� colleagues in �,}; i ••�� consumer's �ist on the � �V r t O C 1 a 1 y � ' are partially att�ibuted to the PaY�g for his second fact that "the mayor is not a na- �' two snowmobi��, a l�e ; Dve�' tbe years I have been tive of St. Paul,so why should he ��ge �d a color 1'V in every� pretty comforiable with the S� care?'° room we will contin�e � �oe ' ing thaat foT,editonma�age,feel- The vast pmv� �ation. Greed is where you ' � physical im find it. part the� . ment to the city, � ; writers had some knowledge of the loop, since Ge�g�'�� -St.paui RODNEy A:DAVIES ; i their subjects, gut we now ap- took offi ' p a r e n t ly h ave an esception to �o his unu.sual neg tia ulg ta� � � � � '�~ ' . - i this rule in the Aug. 7 editorial, � ents. The rapidly rising prestige �� "How to fall behlnd—but less." of St. Pau1 among qmerican cit- ! Many years a�o, before it bc�. , ies and its re ted selection for � . � -- ___- - - �_ --- - • __ . �REEDO M VFC HO I C E ._., - Z��3�- ;;�. PETITION F08 SPECIAL � i� � APPOINTMENT FO$ ELECTION � ~ ` SEAT F ST. PAUL CITY COUNCIL � SllA�7,YV �AN, �I�FL PLE�SE TAKE NOTICE: MINNESOTA STATE CONSTITUTION Pursu�nt to the Minnesota State Constitution Article I, Sec. i - Government is instituted for the security, benefit and protection of the people, in whom all political power is inherent,# #. a nd Article XII, Sec.I - In all cases when a general law can be made applicable a special law shall not be enacted, # # #. Whether a general law could have been made applicable in any case shall be iudiciallv determined without regard to any legislative assertion on that sub�ect. ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA CITY CHA:?TE�3. approved by the Voters November 3, 1970 and effective June 6, 19?2, states, Chapter 5, City Attorney Sec. 5.02 Powers and Duties, "The city attorney shall represent the city in all causes in which the city is interested. * * * a nd Sec. 7.07 Special Election. "The council may by resolution adopted by affirmative vote of a� least five members, order a special elec- tion when deemed necessary for any purpose and provide for the holding of the election. CITY OF ST. PAUL HUMAN HIGHTS OADINANCE. �4.01 - Declar3- tion of Policy. "The Council finds that discrimination in employment, * * based on race, creed, religion, sex, color, national origin or ancestry, �ffectional or sexual preference, age or disability, adversely affects the health, welfare, peace and safety of the community. The public policy of - St. Paul, is declared to be to foster equal opportunity for all to obtain employment, * * *. THEAEFOAE, THE ABOVE NAMED APPLICANT F08 SEAT F, Sharon. L. Anderson, registered and qualified voter, taxpayer of St. Paul, demands, 1. That the city attorney in accordance wtth the State Constitution seek �udicial determination of the cons- titutional rights of the residents, taxpayers, voters of the city of St. Paul, to have a speedy special, general election for the vacancy of seat F. 2. That the city attorney issue a legal opinion on the validity of endoresements for "appointed" cl�ssified, or unclassified personell of the city by non-residents, and non-voters, non-city taxpayers, contrary to civil service guide lines, apparantly perpatrating abuse of political power machinery, cau �g dama and du to St. Paul Voters, tp for ir : � � r� . .��Kc August 27, 1979 By: /s/ � MAS. SHAAOI� L. ANDEASON SCAAAEL A) 1058 SUMMIT AVE. ' (612) 29?_8946 ST. PAUL, MINNESOTa z-� �,� 3 � August 27,1979 RESUME ' Robert L. Battle Married to Wilma B. Battle 904 Carroll Ave �o Children. .Kathie (10) Toinette (14) St. Paul,Minn. 55104 Education. . . .Dotson High, Grenada. Miss. Vocational Tech. Instit. 1968-1972. . .Electrical School COLLEGE: Senior Year at the University of Minnesota,Pol-�-Sci. Community Service: � State D.F.L. Central Comm. 4th Dist. D.F.L. Central Comm. 4th Dist. D.F.L. Executive Comm. lst vice-chairman of Model Cities Umbrella Comm. for school dist. 625 Area 3 Chairman for school Dist 625. P.T.A. President for Como Park Elementry. Member of Mayor Lawrence Cohen' s Referral Comm. Workable Program,Citizen Advisory. Comm. Member, Urban Coalition . Advisory Bd. , Model Cities Health Clinic. Associate Chair, D.F.L. Legislative Dist. 65A Chair for D.F.L. Legislative Dist. 65A. Board of Directors,NAACP. Member of Urban League. Member of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers #110. Work Experience TV announcer Channel 5 W.F. Johnson Supply Co. . . .General Manager Battle Electric Co. . . .Job Coordinator and Estimator Military Status U.S. Army 1963-1965. . .Medical Company. . .honorable discharge Church Affiliation Gospel Temple. . .C.O.G. I .C. 247 N. Grotto St. St. Pau1,Mn. Youth Director. APPOINTED BY MAYOR GEORGE LATIMER TO THE ENERGY COMMITTEE . � 3 - - � � � � r . I ' i i�� ,�t�� , � � ! �� L� ' L�"""'C.� ��.�j�/ ''�'�L:(/// I 1 . , � ' .�rE�aC"�- ' ( . �j j �/ �� e . � , �� C�— • . ` ZG'�� S��?�� " " - � i . , � j + i i i � ' � i I i i I � � l `r—o�.��J . � -. � . � � , . � � / . � � i��. 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PAUL CITY COUNCIL SEAT F. Statement to the St. Pau� City Council by applicant, Sharon L Anderson Scarrella . YOU AF3E NOT GOING TO PICK THE BONES OF !� DEAD WOMAN Over my dead body is this Qouneil, which by charter and law a legislative, functioning unit, going to deprive me or anyone else of our constitutional right to vote for and hold elective office. We will not give, sell or have our vote exthorited from us, and we deny and protest the fact that the (6) council pers�ns, (4) mem and (2) women, Hozza, Maddox, Levine, Tedesco, Auby Hunt and Joanne Showwalter, elected by the voters, salaries of approximately 25 Thousan� dollars yrly, paid for by our taxes, have the ga11 to "appoint" or elect anyone not approv- ed by the ma�ority of the voters of St. Paul, Pioneer PAESS Aegarding a paid for ad for applicant George McMahon, dated Thurs . April 20, 1978, in which the following names were mentioned, Niayor George Latimer, Leanard W. Levine, David H. �ozza, Auby Hunt, apparantly indicating a pre- �udical and bias interest in that applicant, and if in fact the MQyor or any of the named council persons donated gif t's, financial support, We believe in the Ethic's of Good and responsive Government, that this Council is duty bound to request an "Advisory Opinion", from the State Ethical Practices Board, to insure compliance with The Fair Campaign Practices Act, and the necessity of a Campaign Finance Disclosure, Economic Interest Dis- closure, and a Conflict of Interest Disclosure„ and perhaps when the nomination of George McMahon, the f�llowing persons should disqualify them- selves from voting - Latimer, Levine, Tedesco, Hozza, and Hunt, to eliminate an� suspicion and distrust by the voting public for anyone 's pecuniary or financial gqin, as I understand McMahon is over 30 thousnad in debt from his last campaign. Does he owe any of you any mane��?, or your relatives? Further as thE; city attorney Ed Starr, and the entire counail has been served with this applicants demand as a qualified voter and taxpayer, in accordance with the l�innesota State Constitution to seek a �udicial determinatian on the constitutionality of our right to vote for an elective office, and .as the only qualific9�tions necessary is that of a qualified voter of St. Paul, and as Auby Hunt's qualifications of that of a "House- r wife" and her commission on the State Board of Judicial Standards, and the entire councils Oath of Office to uphold and support the Constitution of the U.S. and Minnesota, would appear that to appoint anyone would be exceed- ing their authority and scope of employment, and "horror's to usurp the aath of office and the State Constitution. Therefore as a qualified Voter tax-payer, either leave the Seat F Vacant or answer to your constitutency, or Aesign from Office yourself's. Or better yet, hire your own personel lawyer. , In the Interest of F3e ns bl � �' Just Go �nment J' 2.G� iC.c�%ti�r,�'Y-�/ ,�{�f...�..x ��C�"1 : BY: /s/ P7AS. SH �ON L. ANDEASON (SCAAAELLA) 1058 SUMMIT AVE. � ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, 55105 (612) 29?-8946