Word: cca
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...first time since balloting began on Jan. 5, four of the five councillors endorsed by the Cambridge Civie Association (CCA) managed to agree on a choice for mayor. On the 11th ballot, the four voted for CCA Councillor Thomas Coates, and on the 12th ballot moved to CCA Councillor Thomas H. D. Mahoney...
...Councillor Edward A. Cranc '35-the remaining member of the CCA majority-declined to join his colleagues and provide the fifth vote necessary for one of them to become mayor. Crane continued to vote "present...
After Crane spoke, the council took two more ballots, but CCA councillors returned to their previous pattern of sending their votes to several councillors. Ballotting will resume this Thursday...
...balloting Monday night, the City Council remained unable to agree on one of its number to fill the post. The council majority of five councillors endorsed by the Cambridge Civic Association (CCA) continued to split its votes between CCA councillors Thomas Coates and Thomas H. D. Mahoney...
...their part, the CCA councilllors were unable to agree on a choice for mayor. Each of the two announced CCA candidates for mayor-Councillors Thomas Coates and Thomas H. D. Mahoney-voted for himself. Two other CCA councillors-Barbara Ackermann and Robert P. Moncnieff-voted for Coates on one ballot and Mahoney on the next, while CCA councillor Edward A. Crane '35 voted "present" throughout the balloting...