Council Member; City of Indian Hill Election Information November 4, 2003 Election

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Hamilton County, OH

November 4, 2003 Election

Council Member; City of Indian Hill Voter Information

2 Year Term.

a charter city

Candidates (Vote for 7)
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Eppa Rixey, IV 1,469 votes 13.30%

Barbara Hauck 1,449 votes 13.12%

David T. Ottenjohn 1,401 votes 12.68%

Thomas C. Rink 1,396 votes 12.64%

Susan K. Holzapfel 1,395 votes 12.63%

W. Roger Fry

1,389 votes 12.57%

Occupation: Attorney at Law
Neighborhood: Indian Hill
Education: University of Cincinnati, 1962; Chase College of Law, 1966

Priorities:

Protect the zoning and the rural nature of Indian Hill
Acquire land for public use and utilize municipally owned property appropriately.
Maintain the high level of friendly services we now receive.

Peter D. Gomsak, Jr. 1,328 votes 12.02%

Brian Gillan 684 votes 6.19%

David F. Turner 535 votes 4.84%

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