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ESSEX SS:
To either
W A R R A N T
CO~.~0N~EALTH OF Ii~SSAC~JSETTS
of the Constables of the Tov~ of North Andover:
GREETINGS: In the na~e of the Commonwealth you are hereby required to notify
and warn the inhabitants of said Term of North Andover who are qualified to vote
for Presidential Electors (President & Vice President) Senator in Congr==s, R~-
presentative in Congress, Sixth District, Councillor-Fifth District,. Senator
Fourth District Essex, One Representative in General Court, Thirteenth Essex
District. Register of Probate and Insolvency for Essex County. Two County
Commissioners for Essex County, County Treasurer for Essex County. Register of
Deeds (to fill vacancy) for Essex Northern District, and upon all questions appea~
lng on the ballot, to meet and assemble in designated and appointed polling
In Precinct One the Bradstreet School. In Precinct Two the St, Michaels School,
Precinc~ Three the Thomson School, Precinct Four the Kittredge School and in
Precinct Five the Frsnklin School.
TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF NOVE~ER 1972
at 8 o'clock in forenoon to bring into the Town Clerk and the election offlce~
and upon questions appearing on the ballot, the vote for Presidential Electors,
(President & Vice Pres), Senator in Congress, RePresen~atlve in ~ongress, Sixth
District. Councillor Fifth District, Senator ourth District, One.Representative
in General Court, 15th Essex District, Register ofProba~e and InsOlvency for
Essex County. ~vo (2) County Commissioners for Essex County, County Treasurer
for ~ssex County, Register ~f Deeds (re fill vacancy) for Essex Northern District,
and upon the following questions:
QUESTION NO. 1. PROPOSED M~ND;~ENT TO THE CONSTITUTION: Do you approve of the
adoption of an amendment to the constitution summarized below, which was approved
by the General Court in a Joint session of the two branches held ~une 1~, 1969,
received 221 ~otes in the affirmative and 22 in the negative, and inca Joint .
session of the two branches held May !2, 1971, received 258 votesin~the~af£irm
ative and 1~ in the negative? SU~,~RY The Proposed Amendment ~ ould authorize
Legislature to enact a ~w that agr-----~tural and horticultural ~nds ~hall be
valued, for taxation purposes, accbrding to their agricultural or hbrticultural
uses. No Parcel of land ~ ss than five acres which has not been actively devoted
to such uses for two years preceding the tax year could be valued~at less than
fair market value.
QUESTION NO. 2. PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION:. Do you approveof the
adoption of an amendment to t he constitution summarized below,~ which was approved
· by the General Court in a Joint session of the two branches held June[l~, t969~,
~.received ~ votes in the a~firmative and ll~ in the negative, and in a Joint
session of the two branches held May ~, 1971, received 2~ v~tes in the affi-
~ve and ll in the negative? SU~'~&~RY The Propsed Amendment would'bring
~i~!COnstitution into conformity withthe~th Amendment to the ConStitution of
~i'United States by setting the minimum age for voting an eighteen.
QUESTION NO. ~. PROPOSED AMENDMF~T TO THE CONSTITUTION. Do you approve ofthe
adoption of an amendment to the constitution summarized below, which was approved
the General Court in a Joint session of the two branches held June 18, 1969,
received 258 votes in the affirmative and 0 in the negative, and in a Joint
session of the two branches held May 2 , 1971~ received 262 votes in the
affirmative and i in the negative? SU~ARY The proposed amendment w o~]d remove
....the prohibition against paupers from vo'~.~.
QUESTION NO. ~. PROPOSED M.~ENDMENT T0 THE CONSTITUTION. · Do you approve of the
adoption of an amendment to the constitution, surmnarized below, which was"approved
by the General Court in a Joint session of the two branches held June 18, 1~69,
received 264 votes in the affirmative and 1 in the negative, and in $ Joint.
o~ the two branches held May 12, 1971, received 2~ votes in the affirmative and
0 in the negative? SU;E~RY The proposed amendment would'authorize the Legislature
to enact a law to permz-~e Commonwealth to make loans for tuition and and board
at any col~ ge, university or institution of higher learning to students who are
residents of the Commonwealth.
QUESTION N0~ 5- PROPOSED M~DMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION. Do you approve of the
amendment to the constitution summarized below, which was apprgved by the General
Court in a Joint session of the two branches held August 5, 1~69, received 259
votes in the affirmative and 0 in'the negative, and in a Joint session of the
two branches held May 12, 1971, received 266 votes in the affirmat~ve and 0 in
the negative? SL~IARY The proposed amendment would annul Article 49 of the
Articles of the' Amendment to the Constitution and substitute a new amendment
which declares tha~ the people have the right to clean air and water ,freedom
from excessive and unnecessary noise, and the natureal, scenic, historic and
esthetic'qualities of their environment, It further declares that the protection
of the right to the conservation, development and utilization of the agricultural,
mineral, forest, water, air and other natural resources is a public purpose. The
Legislature is authroized to adopt necessary legislation and to provide for
eminen~ domain takings where required for the purposes of the amendment. Any
property so taken may only be used for other purposes or disposed of upon a two-
thirds vote of the Legislanure.
QUESTION NO. ~. PROPOSED AMEN~.~ENT TO THE CONSTITUTION. Do you approve of the
adoption of an amendment to the constitution summ rized below, which was approved
by the General Court in a Joint session of the two branches held July 2, 19~9,
.received 204 votes in the affirmative and 49 in the negative and in a Joint
of the ~wo branches held Nay 12, 1971, received 245 vo~es in the affirmative and
20 in the negative? .SU~RY The proposed amendment would authorize, but no~
require the Legislature to modify the Massachusetts income tax law~ by the
use of graduated rates instead of the present flat or uniform rates. The
Legislature could do ,~this In any on of the three ways: 1-Apply a uniform
rate or ~e rcentage to an individual's federal income tax liability, or 2-Apply
graduated rates to an individual' s federal taxable income; or 5- Apply
graduated rates to income determined to be taxable under Massachusetts law.
Thc Legislature would ale be authorized t o provide for reasonable exempt~i ons,
deductions and abatements and make the definition of any term used in the st.
tax law automatically the same as it is under Federal Law.
QUESTION NO. 7. PROP(BED A~,~ND~NT TO THE CONSTITUTION. Do you approve of
the adoption of an amendment to the constitution summarized below, which was
approved by the %neral Court in a Joint session of the two branches held
June 16, 1969 received 19~ votes in the affirmative ann 65 in the negative,
in a Joint session of the two branches held May 12, 1971, received 251 votes
in the affirmative and ~l in the negative. SU~ARY The propm ed amendment
would require that all Judges must retire upon reaching seventy years of age.
QUESTION NO. 8. Do you approve of an ac~ passed by the general court in the
ye~r~ 1972,· entitle "An Act lowering to eighteen years the age requirment of a
person licensed to sell or allowed ~o purchase alcoholic beverages?"
QUESTION NO. 9- "Shall the voluntar~ recitation of ~r ayer be authorized in the
public schools of the commonwealth?
QUESTION NO. 10. "Shall the flourldation of the public wa'ter supply for
domestic use in (this ~own" be continued?"
The Polls shall be open at.8:00 o'clock A.M., and close' at ~:00 o'clock, P.M.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting true an.d attested copies
thereof at the Term Office Building and a~ five or more public places in each
voting .precinct, said copies to be posted no't 2e ss than seven days before the
time- of said meeting.
Hereof, .fail not and make due return of this warran= with your doings thereon
at,~he time and place of said meeting to the Town Clerk. -
Given under our hands at North Annoyer, Mass., this 16th day of October in the
year of~ Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and '~even=y-Two.
ARTHUR P. KIRK Selectmen
~ WILLIAM.B. DUFFY, JR. .of
JOSEPH A. GUTHRIE. Nor'th Andover, Masm
A_ True Copy. ~.~ ATTEST:
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NORTH ANDOVER, I~ SS.
OCTOBER 2~,,.I~72 ATTEST:
.f/~o~/s. ~s, TO~ CLmK.
~ 0 F P I'~YE R'vS R/E T U R N
t.ha~e notified.and warnea.the in~abitan'='s of the Town of North Andove~
are qualified.to vote in Elections by posting true and attested copies of
this Warrant a~. r. he Town Office Bui]ding and at five or~m~e 'pub'lic
each:vo~Ing precinct of the Town. Said copies not having been posted, not
than seven days before the~ t~ime of sa.i,d_mee~ing.
A True Copy: ATTEST:
: - ' !' ' CONSTABLE.
North A_~,over, Mass. . ....-~.~/"~..,'~
ONE TWO
P'R~SIT~'NT1 AND VICE PRESIDENT
JENi~SS A~D PULLEY
McGOVERN", and SHRIVER
NIXON and. AGNEW
SCHMIDTZ ~nd ANDERSON
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SENATOR.[ INJ CONGRESS
~WA~O-W. ~oo~;
JOHN J. DRONEY.
DONALD: GUREWITZ
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O0NGEESSNAN sIXTH DISTRI CT
JANES :BF~DY.-MOESELEY of Hamilton
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COUNCILLOR PIFTH, DISTRICT
'£'~0J~S J. Lai~E. of.Lawrence
T. EDWARD LALLIER
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SENATOR FOURTH ESSEX DISTRICT
aA~v~S F. ~u~Ait of Haverhill
J; TH0~,~S MM~NING of Haverhill
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REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT
ThirTeenth Essex DistricT.
JAi~S P. I~ELL. of No~h Andove~
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~GIS~ 0F PROBA~ & INSOL~N~
F~ Essex County.
JOHN J. COS~LL0 of North Andover.
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COUN~' C0~ISSI0~S fo ~ssex Cowry
D~i~L J. ~u~ oz ~eabody
WILLIAN J. DONOVAN of Lawrence
WILLIAN S. NAG~ of Andover
WILLIAN E. SLUS~ .of Groveland
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COUNTY TREASURER
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REGISTER 0P DEEDS~
ARTHUR Jo
WILLIAM NoGUIGON,
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~s~'IoN No. Z.
NO
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QUESTION NO. 2.
NO
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QUESTION NO. ~.
~ES
NO
for Essex County
Essex Northern Dist.
BUHKE of Lawrence
DePUSC0 of Andover
Jr. of Lawrence
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YES
NO
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NO
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Q~, STZ0~ NO. 6.
NO
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NO
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QUESTION NO. 8.
NO
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QUETION NO. 9.
NO
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QUE'STION NO. 10.
NO
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'A~SENTEE VOTING - BALLOTING REP'ORT
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7, 1972
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