List of Unsorted Alaska Information

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Known Officeholders

• Stanley Thompson, Mayor of Kenai Borough (c. 1982)

Known Candidates

• Chuck Hutchins, candidate for state house in 1980
• Paul Beaird US Congress (Alaska) 1974
• Grant C LaPoint US Congress 1973
• Paul Wagner state house 19th district 1982
• Lynette Clark state house 19th district 1982 (lost to Paul Wagner but remained ot ballot)
• Jose Valiente 12th state house district (Anchorage) 1980
• Howard Mallory 4th state house district (Juneau-Skagway) 1980
• John Wood platform committee 1982, Anchorage District F 1980 (may not have been on ballot)
• Mary O'Brannon governor (primary winner) 1986
• Ed Hoch governor (write-in) 1986
• Allegra Barnes lt governor 1986

Borough Parties

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• Libertarian Party of Juneau (known to be organized circa 1982)
• Libertarian Party of Kenai (known to be organized circa 1982)
• Libertarian Party of Mat-Su (known to be organized circa 1982)

Known Members

Need to know what party positions they held and/or what offices they ran for

• Carl Whitson, elector from Anchorage, 1976
• John Ward, elector from Wasilla, 1976
• JoAnne Cook, elector from Fairbanks, 1976
• Lew Bayer something circa 1980
• Nora Collette candidate for something 1980
• Chuck Hutchins candidate for something 1980
• Karl Moody Something July 1982
• Lola Moody Something July 1982

Conventions

• 1973 state conv Fairbanks 10 Feb, Hospers speaker
• 1974 Alaska convention, Anchorage 3 April 1974
• 1977 -- 29 April - 1 May; Bill Rickenbacker, son of Captain Eddie Rickenbacker was a speaker
• 1980 convention in Anchorage speakers Ed Clark, Eugene McCarthy