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...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...
...cast yesterday, the pattern of voting was the same as that of a week ago. The council minority of four "independent" councillors switched their votes among each other, in effect leaving the choice of a mayor up to the council majority, five councillors endorsed by the Cambridge Civic Association. (CCA...
...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...
Coates said that he has an "excellent" chance of election. He was one of five councilors endorsed by the Cambridge Civic Association (CCA) last fall. This year is the first time that CCA candidates have controlled a majority of the council's seats, and Coates says, "We expect to elect a mayor from our group." Mahoney was also endorsed by the CCA...
Even if Crane could not get all five CCA votes for mayor, some councillors felt he might be able to pick up Vellucci's vote for the post, as he has in the past. Vellucci fueled this speculation Monday when he said he could vote for any city councillor, even one endorsed by the CCA...