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GETTING OUT THE VOTE—It was not long after incorporation
when Oro Valley conducted the first official primary election for
the town council in August 1974. Many Oro Valley residents ex-
ercised the right to control their future destiny. Today, Oro
Valley remains a viable community with dedicated public ser-
vants, independent governmental functions and freedom of choice
for its residents.
Roz Glickman to lev
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Applications are now Glickman, a member of reappointment to the
being taken at the Oro the five-member panel commission.
Valley Town Hall to fill the since 1974, said she was Mayor Lois Lamberson
seat on the Oro Valley leaving because her term said the appointment would
Planning and Zoning had expired, adding that probably be made at the
Commission now held by there is "no special Town Council's May 26
Chairman Rosalyn Glick- reason" for not seeking meeting.
man.