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City of San Diego

. ·.Sample Ballot & Voter Information Pamphlet

DISTRICT PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1991

Administered by: CHARLES G. ABDELNOUR

San Diego City Clerk 202 C Street

San Diego, California 92101 Telephone (619) 533-4025

POLLS OPEN AT 7 A.M. AND CLOSE AT 8 P.M.

THE LOCATION OF YOUR POLLING PLACE IS SHOWN ON THE BACK COVER

PLEASE TAKE THIS PAMPHLET WITH YOU TO THE POLLS

A Spanish Voter Infonnatlon Pamphlet Is available upon request from the Office of the Registrar of Voters.

Existe un Panfleto de InformaciOn en Espanol para el PadrOn Electoral y es~ disponible en la Oficina de Registro del PadrOn Electoral. Solle/telo, si Ie es necesario.

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OFFICIAL BALLOT CITY OF SAN DIEGO

DISTRICT PRIMARY ELECTION 2ND CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT Tuesday. September 17. 1991

I HAVE VOTED - HAVE YOU?

CITY OF SAN DIEGO DISTRICT PRIMARY ELECTION 2ND CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT

September 17, 1991

For MEMBER of the CITY COUNCIL 2nd City Council District

Vote for One

RON ROBERTS • Councilmember

LOCH DAVID CRANE . ,+ Professor. Property Manager. Prestidigitator ~

RICH GROSCH • Retired Teacher/Community Leader

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SAN DIEGO CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT NO.2

RON ROBERTS .•• GETTING THINGS DONE

Since my first election in 1987, I have worked to get things done - despite obstacles at City Hall.

Selected Accomplishmen1s Police and Fire First!

• California's first city funded, privately operated jail. Ocean Beach

• Renovation of the Pier. • Ball Fields for the Bobby Sox Leagues at Robb Field. • Improved lighting, street repairs and police storefront.

Mission Beach and Pacific Beach • Beefed up foot patrols, the anti-gang task force and the mobile police headquarters. • Ocean Boulevard Improvements.

Old Town • Purchased station site for trolley extension.

University Heights and Mission Hills • Curbside recycling and bus shelters. • Purchase of open space in canyons. • Protected Goldfinch and Hoffman Canyons.

Famosa Slough • Obtained funds to purchase slough.

Lindbergh Field • Gained approval for new airport on Otay Mesa to improve safety, reduce noise and traffic

- and to strengthen San Diego's economy. • Tougher noise restrictions.

Sunset Cliffs • Master plan for erosion protection.

Pt. Lorna • Traffic improvements. • Created Pt. Loma - Navy Coordinating Council.

Working together, we will continue to get things done! RON ROBERTS

JOIN THE SAN DIEGO POLICE AND FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATIONS IN

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SAN DIEGO CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT NO. 2

LOCH DAVID CRANE Professor, Property Manager,

Prestidigitator

BACKGROUND: I'm a candidate ·Of the people .. : 1 ~ Native of 2nd district, 42 years old 2. Master's Degree, Gifted Education 3. Self employed writer, photographer, editor 4. University Professor of Composition

.5. Apartment owner, manager 6. Endorsed by "Perspective" commentator 7. Vice-President, Save the Coaster Committee 8. Outspoken, experienced speaker, knows Rules of Order 9. Professional Magician ("fooling the public· legally)

10. Builder and driver of STAR TRIKE; known as ·Captain Kirk" POLITICAL EXPERIENCE: Not just another politicianl

I'm a university professor, not a Republicrat. I won't spend more than my salary to campaign. I'm a problem-solver, not a politician. PLATFORM: some of LOCH DAVID CRANE's modest proposals

• Move Lindbergh Airport • Oppose beach alcohol ban • Reduce business license fees • Tax church property • Contribute to AIDS research • Restore both bays • Force industrial polluters to clean up their messes • Lower greedy utility rates • Rebuild, reuse Dana Junior High • Support rent stabilization • Improve public transportation • Preserve parks, open spaces • ·Shut the Door" on overcrowding • Support the Hemp Initiative • Provide an example of thrift & honesty • Urge verifiable nuclear freeze • Curb greedy developers' overbuilding • Find & market affordable housing • Provide shelters for abused & homeless • Reclaim treated gray water

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RICH GROSCH Age: 46 Retired Teacher!

Community Leader Married, Two children

It's Time for New Leadership on City Council. Our Council is in chaos. We need leadership, not broken promises. Our present Council has

failed us. They are more concerned with BIG BUSINESS, than in serving neighborhoods. Streets go unrepaired while $60,000,000.00 is wasted on Jackson Drive.

Make City Government Work for YOU! Rich Grosch believes in Neighborhood Empowerment. Local leaders making local

decisions. This insures that community priorities are fOllowed. For example: Pacific -Beach I Mission Beach· Protection of our Single Family Neighborhoods. Ocean Beach I Pt. Lorna • Close Lindbergh Field. We are tired of living in the

crash zone. . Mission Hills I Hillcrest I University Heights· More police. There are less officers on

the street now, than four years ago. Nestor· Complete the sewage clean up. Sllm the Border. Airport.

Experienced Rich Grosch is a retired teacher, former City Council Representative, and former Director

of Alumni Development. F\ich has been active for years in civic activities and youth sports. Rich has fought to protect our communities. Rich can represent our neighborhood concerns.

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DISTRICT PRIMARY ELECTION 4TH CITY COUNCil DISTRICT Tuesday, September 17. 1991


CITY OF SAN DIEGO DISTRICT PRIMARY ELECTION 4TH CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT

September 17, 1991

For MEMBER of the CITY COUNCIL 4th City Council District

Vote for One WES PRATT • Councilman District Four

GEORGE STEVENS Businessman. Educator. Congressional Assistant·

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.WES PRATT Councilmember Fourth District

. WHEN EXPERIENCE AND LEADERSHIP COUNT . KEEP WES PRATT ON THE JOB

• Chairperson, Public Services & Safety Committee • Chairperson, National League of Cities, Community & Economic Steering Committee • Chairperson, League of California Cities General Administration Committee • Attorney, University of San Diego Law School Graduate • Member, Bayview Baptist Church, Big Brothers, Boy Scouts • Married, Three Children

WORKING FOR NEIGHBORHOODS WES PRATT DELIVERS

• $26 Million Neighborhood Pride & Protection Program • . Pre-Arraignment 'Detention Facility • Police Mobile Substations • Speed Hump Program • Project Employment P~ogram, San Diego Urban Corp • Revolving Loan Fund; Small Business Incubator Project • $13 Million Housing Trust Fund; Fair Housing Council • Human Relations Commission

A MESSAGE FROM COUNCILMEMBER PRATT "Thank you for your support during my first term. We have worked hard to protect our neighborhoods, enhance our small businesses, and improve opportunities for youth. Your continued support wilt guarantee responsible and responsive government for the Fourth District and our City"

Let me know what's on your mind -

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GEORGE STEVENS Community Leader - Veteran

"Let's Take Back Our Neighborhoods"

REPORTED ROBBERIES ARE UP 21% AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS ARE UP 19%

REPORTED RAPES ARE UP 12"/0 HOMICIDES ARE UP 11.5%

During the last three years, our councilman has never held a Town Hall meeting to discuss this alarming sltuation. Unlike myself, he is seldom seen at neighborhood watch groups or P.T.A. meetings. We are left to fend for ourselves.

I HAVE A PLANI I have a plan to take back our community. I will personally help turn your neighborhood around, close down drug houses. and confront gang members. Together we will:

• Insist City. County. and State agencies Do Their Job providing services to which we are entitled.

• Develop neighborhood councils throughout the District to improve citizen participation. • Make our children's education a top City priority by providing safe places to learn and

encouraging young people to-stay in school.

A 25 YEAR RECORDI . I bring to the Council a track record of leadership. commitment, and achievement. I have delivered. In Emerald Hilts, where I am president of the neighborhood council, Crime Dropped 66% after we implemented my plan to take back our community.

Elect GEORGE STEVENS, Your CounCilman!

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DISTRICT PRIMARY ElECTION 6TH CITY COUNCil DISTRICT Tuesday. September 11. 1991


CITY OF SAN DIEGO DlS"rRICT PRIMARY ELECTION 6TH CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT

September 17, 1991


Vote for One

BRUCE HENDERSON .. City Councilmember. District 6

VALERIE STALLINGS .. Salk Institute Researcher

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BRUCE HENDERSON City Councilman

Endorsed by: San Diego Police Officers Assn. Residents Against Aircraft Noise Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Assn. PAC San Diego Firefighters

PERSONAL Married SA, Harvard, magna cum laude JD, University of California Homeowner (11 years in our district) EXPERIENCE Peace Corps volunteer Partner, San Diego law firm President, Association Concerned Taxpayers President, San Diego environmental group . San Diego Trolley board

(1968-69) (1974-87) (1978) (1984-86) (1987-91 )

DELIVERING FOR NEIGHBORHOODS Clairemont/Bay Park • Clairemont unified, Gerrymander defeated • Stopped toxic dump in Rose Canyon • Added 18 open space acres - Stevenson Canyon Serra Mesa/Mission Village • "grounded" Montgomery Field runway extension • working to untangle Stadium traffic • acting to improve library/parks Pacific Beach • author~ rezones cutting density (2700-4000 dwellings) • blocked DeAnza and Pacific Beach hotels • action against illegal transients & employers

DELIVERING FOR SAN DIEGO Crime • named "Legislator of the Year" by Stamp Out Crime Council (1988) • 2 Police helicopters airborne • Neighborhood Watch/Policing of parks expanded. Consumers/Taxpayers • championed Proposition 13 as taxpayer leader

$3,000,000,000 court victory against sewage boondoggle • Cable-TV reform: competition invited • Defeated $60.000,000 tax increases Water

(1978) (1991 ) (1990) (1990)

• Fought for voluntary program. San Dlegans saved 10 billJon gallons! (1991) PLEASE VOTE FOR BRUCE HENDERSON. YOU'LL BE PROUD YOU DID, AGAIN.

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VALERIE STALLINGS Researcher, Salk Institute Community leader

Endorsed by the Sierra Club

CITY GOVERNMENT PARALYZED City Council is the least respected government body in San Diego. The incumbent and his fellow councilmembers are more interested in their political careers than in solving our problems. I'll work for IQ!,!, not higher office.

NEIGHBORHOODS NEGLECTED The incumbent told voters he was "the neighborhood protection candidate" but rated dead-last by the Sierra Club in protecting our neighborhoods from growth and traffiC. As a Planning Group member and Town Council director, protecting neighborhoods is more than a slogan for me.

MORE POLICE We have fewer police per resident than other major cities. Yet, the City Council voted against increasing the ratio of police. I am committed to increasing the number of police per citizen.

STOP SEWAGE POLLUTION The incumbent blocked efforts to clean-up San Diego's sewage. As a result, millions of gallons of partially treated sewage will continue to pollute our ocean and bays daily. I will work to stop ocean pollution without exorbitant costs.

REFERENDUM ON CITY COUNCIL PERFORMANCE If you agree it's time for a change at City Hall, please give me your vote on September 17.

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. OFFICIAL BALLOT CITY OF SAN DIEGO

DISTRICT PRIMARY ELECTION 8TH CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT Tuesday, September 17, 1991


CITY OF SAN DIEGO DISTRICT PRIMARY ELECTION 8TH ClTY COUNCIL DISTRICT

.September 17. 1991


Vote for One

ANDREA PALACIOS SKOREPA. • Teacher. Administrator. Community Advocate

LINCOLN PICKARD • Real Estate Management

BOB FILNER • Educator. City Council member • Parent

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ANDREA PALACIOS SKOREPA Teacher, Administrator Community Advocate

COMMITMENT We share a common comitment, District 8! I am committed to working to solve the problems neglect and "political selfishness· have caused. I have proven my commitment by living and working in the District as a teacher, an administrator, and community activist, for over 35 years. I commit to a four-year term in District 8 and pledge to open government to all. WE ARE THE SOLUTION.

LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP IS EFFECTIVE INVOLVEMENT IN ONE's community and I have proudly served as: - Chair, Citizens Advisory Board Police/Community Relations - Chair, Community Planning Group - Co-Chair, Regional Urban Design Assistance Team - Board Member, Police Athletic League

San Diego Repertory Theatre (TSF) - Past State Vice PreSident, California Federation of Teachers

VISION Quality of life in District 8 will improve by giving power to YOU and the COMMUNITY. My commitment to the future is: - Stop the "Fighting" at City Hall, by working with others to address District needs. - Give you a voice in City decisions that affect you. - Making Hard Decisions with your help. - Address real issues of crime and prevention - NO MORE symbolic"efforts.

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LINCOLN PICKARD

Fellow citizens. We need a commitment to Seeking an equal distribution of resources from the City of San Diego to District 8. We need a budget broken down by district that will assure us we are on equal footing with the other seven districts.

We need a commitment to find a solution to the illegal alien problem. We need to stop the robbery, rape, murder and extortion of Mexican citizens as they illegally cross our border. If the political reality is that we want and/or need Mexican citizens in our country let us make their trek into our country a legal act. We could then attempt to stop the drugs, control the disease and have the opportunity to screen out the criminal element that crosses our border. We need a commitment to treat all minorities equally, as if we were members of that minority.

Brown Field, NO! Twinport, yes if we mitigate the problems, compose a satisfactory Mexico-United States agreement and District 8 receives the full benefits of an airport. If we want prosperity, respect and empowerment in our District 8 community, we need a project like Twinport.

We are not without challenging issues and opportunities .

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BOB FILNER

Fighting for us!

'People should not be shut out of City Hall decisions. Everyone deserves a voice at City Hall. "I've worked hard to be that voice. I'm fiercely independent, determined. and willing to shake

things up. 'Crime, drugs and gangs have reached crisis proportions. I will not tolerate this. That's why

I'm taking strong action. 'We have had many successes. But much remains to be done. Join me in our fight to protect ;

our neighborhoods." Respectfully. Bob FUner

Bob Alner Aghts For Our Neighborhoods Against Crime.

• Drug-Free Zones at Schools Bob Filner wrote San Diego's Drug-Free Zone law to keep drugs and pushers away from· schools and playgrounds.

• Neighborhood Graffiti Patrol Fed up with grafitti, Bob Filner got a truck, some paint, and started daily patrols of neighborhoods to attack the problem.

• New Jobs Bob FUner created business ·enterprise zones' and thousands of new jobs.

• Leader in Protecting Our Environment The Sierra Club gave Bob Alner one of its highest ratings. He leads the fight to clean up raw sewage from Tijuana.

• Stands Up For The South Bay Bob FUner opened the first permanent South Bay City Council office.

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