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Petitioners' Appeal
Still To Be Heard
The Sept. 17 Captain Cook
election can still be blocked,
Burton Biss, attorney for the
Matanuska-Susitna petitioners,
said at the Palmer city coun-j
cil meeting Tuesday.
Contrary to reports publish
ed in Anchorage newspapers,
the action taken by Superior
Court judge James M. Fitzger
ald does not conclude legal ac
tion on the part of the Matan
uska-Susitna group led by
Robert Vroman.
Still to be heard is the peti
tioners’ general appeal from
the Local Boundary Commis
sioner’s failure to hold public
hearings on their petition for
incorporation of a Matanuska
Susitna borough. If the court
rules that the Boundary Com
mission was remiss in this ac
tion, the Sept. 17 election will
not be held, Biss said.
The application by the peti
tioners for an injunction, bas
ed on the constitutionality of
the portion of the borough law
dealing with incorporation of
an organized borough, was
denied by Fitzgerald in Mon
day's action.
However, the transcript of
the decision reads, “This sec
tion of the law provides as well
that any person aggrieved by
any determination of the Local
Boundary Comimssion may ap
1 peal to the Superior Court . . .
Petitioners have undertaken
| such an appeal, and those is
! sues are not now before this
court . . .” this court is with
| out present jurisdiction to en
tertain petitioners’ objections
beyond the constitutional is
sues here considered. Petition
i ers’ remedies are to follow the
present appeal now pending in
| other proceedings, or to cause
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(Continued from page 1)
Other members of the party
were Mrs. O'Connor and their
two sons, Ben Hudgins, and
Ralph Goodrich.
Bentti was born Nov. 6, 1931,
i in Independence, Idaho. He
| came to Palmer with his par
j ents in 1947 from Great Falls,
| Montana, and attended Palm
er high school.
He is survived by his wife,
Barbara; four children, Keith,
6. Diane, 5, Danny, 3Vz, and
Kimberly, 2; his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Toivo Bentti of Pal
mer; two brothers, William of
Palmer and Larry, stationed
with the U. S. Army in Weis
baden, Germany; and a niece,
Barbara Branton. Larry has
arrived in Palmer for the
funeral services.
The family has requested
that, in lieu of flowers, dona
tions be made to the Primary
Children’s Hospital in Salt
Lake City through Mrs. Joe
Lentz, Jr. in Palmer, or to the
American Diabetes Associa
tion.
the defeat of the proposed elec
tion at the time of the election
scheduled Sept 17.”
Bj§s said that he and Wen
dell Kay, also attorney for the
petitioners, will press for an
immediate hearing on the ap
peal.
Council Accepts
City Election
The Palmer city election will
be held on Oct. 1, the city
clerk announced. Four posts
on the city council are to be
filled — mayor (two-year
term), two council members
for three-year terms, and one
council member for a one-year
term.
The office of mayor was fill
ed until election date by Ralph
Moore following the resigna
tion of Billy Miller. Merritt
Long was appointed to fill the
unexpired term of Ralph Moore
i until election date. The terms
j of Darrell Frank and Jack
I Maze are expiring.
Other Business
A motion was approved to
commend the Road Runners
I for their excellent handling of
the weekend races.
Council agreed to inform
that tax assesor that penalties
and interest are to be appor
tioned between the city and
and the school district, effec
tive as of Aug. 1.
A motion was aproved to
authorize the city clerk to
make up the deficiency in the
paving bonds and interest ac
count, and to make the pay
1 merits for these obligations.
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