On the Slate in Stanton
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Five candidates are running for two open seats on the Stanton City Council. The race at a glance:
William C. Estrada
Age: 38
Occupation: Construction company vice president
Background: Mayor of Stanton
Major issue: Continue downward trend in crime by maintaining high police presence
Al Ethans
Age: 67
Occupation: Engineering auditor
Background: City planning commissioner
Major issue: Reduce city’s 5% utility tax by at least 1% to help attract and keep businesses
Ginger Jordan
Age: 46
Occupation: Secretary, computer instructor
Background: Activist
for mobile home park
residents’ rights
Major issue: Establish rent control for residents of city’s 10 mobile home parks
Alicita Lewis-Younker
Age: 76
Occupation: Bookkeeper
Background: Former City Council member; president, Stanton Neighborhood Center; founder, Stanton Chamber of Commerce and Boys & Girls Club
Major issue: Develop program to attract and keep businesses
Don Martinez
Age: 46
Occupation: Merchant
Background: City planning commissioner and former councilman; vice president, Stanton Chamber of Commerce
Major issue: Promote economic development by bringing in new businesses
Source: Individual candidates; Researched by HOPE HAMASHIGE / For The Times
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