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Posted: Tuesday, June 22, 2009 - 3:15 p.m. PDT

Tribal poll votes favor challengers

     NESPELEM - Official returns for the June 20 Colville Business Council general election show all challenged incumbents losing, but absentee ballots have yet to be counted.
     Absentee ballots will be certified June 25, tribal election officials said.
     Poll vote election results are:
     Inchelium District, position 1 - Incumbent Elizabeth L. Allen (Mason) 71, Doug Seymour 84.
     Inchelium District, position 2 - Incumbent Virgil Seymour Sr. 121 (unopposed).
     Keller District, position 1 - Incumbent John F. Stensgar 35, Lee A. Adolph 45.
     Nespelem District, position 1 - Incumbent Deb Louie 110, Brian J. Nissen 172.
     Nespelem District, position 2 - Incumbent Andy Joseph Jr. 139, Darnell R. Sam 146.
     Omak District position 1 - Incumbent Cherie Moomaw 106, Michael E. Marchand 115.
     Omak District position 2 - Incumbent Karen Condon 92, Shirley K. Charley 126.

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• Girls basketball: Brewster swats Oroville
• Boys basketball: Chelan edges Tonasket
• Wrestling: Liberty Bell finishes second at Kittitas
• Earthquake rocks area south of Penticton
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• Chelan woman dies in two-vehicle crash
• Ecstasy, cash seized west of Danville
• Four quakes reported in the past two weeks
• State plans Okanogan meeting to discuss elk plan
• Motorists arrested in drunken driving campaign
• Russian artists’ works displayed at Dry Falls
• Morton asks governor to rescind board appointment
• Discover Pass expansion gets Senate committee nod

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