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commuters who were ineligible to vote for the mayor of
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by a vote of 4–1 in 1974 (Ivancie casting the lone dissenting vote) and which
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did not run for re-election to the post. He took office on
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system. Ivancie, along with Bud Clark, lent support to those opposing the charter amendment; the proposal would go down to defeat.
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with a bachelor's degree in sociology. He subsequently moved to
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May 20, 1980. He was sworn in as mayor on November 24, 1980.
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