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2003 » Issue 42, Published on Wednesday, October 22, 2003 » News
By Town Crier Staff
 Image from article Carpenter leads LA candidates in money raised and spent

Valorie Carpenter leads eight candidates vying for three seats on the Los Altos City Council in campaign money raised and spent, according to pre-election statements compiled through Sept. 20.

Carpenter, in high-tech management, reported $13,494, including a $10,000 loan. She cited $7,372 in expenditures with $6,122 in remaining cash.

Former Mountain View Councilman Ron Packard, an attorney, placed second, reporting $10,425 in money raised and $5,818 in expenditures, leaving $4,607.

David Casas, a financial manager, came in third with $7,830 in cash raised, $448.79 in expenditures and an end cash total of $7,381.21.

Engineer Curtis Cole was fourth with $5,881.15 in money raised, $3,713.98 in expenditures and an end cash total of $2,167.17.

Incumbent Francis La Poll, an attorney, reported $5,562.75 in total cash, including a $1,138 loan. He reported expenditures at $3,995.83 and an end cash total of $1,566.92.

Candidates Jeannice Samani, Steven Smiley and Christopher Friendly Nicholson did not report specific figures since campaign funding total for each is less than $1,000.

Los Altos City Clerk Susan Kitchens said the deadline for the candidates’ second pre-election financial statements is Oct. 23.


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When members of the Los Altos Village Association first created the summer movie nights, they anticipated an event that would attract more residents downtown as a way to promote business.

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