LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1995, Page 27

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MINUTES OF THE CONVENTION 27

The full listing of all nominations for vice-presidential
positions two through five is as follows:

Robert H. King 803
Robert D. Preus 273
* August Mennicke 264
Eugene W. Bunkowske 247
Wallace R. Schulz 214
* Richard Kapfer - 186
David D. Buegler 177
Dale-A. Meyer 161
Jacob A. O. Preus TI 156
Laurence L. White 154
William C. Weinrich 153
Edwin S. Suelflow 147
Norbert C. Oesch 146
* Raymond L. Hartwig 142
* John Heins 108
Walter A. Maier 95
Robert Sauer 94
Harold Senkbeil 79
John Johnson 65
* George Wollenberg 53
Charles Mueller 50
Kurt Marquart 41
Theodore Laesch 36
Roger Pittelko 32
Loren Kramer 23
Paul Maier 22
Gerald Kieschnick 21
Thomas Zehnder 18
Glenn O’Shoney 18
Ronald Feuerhahn 17
Ralph Bohlmann 13
James Kalthoff 12
Dean Nadasdy 12
Arleigh Lutz 11
Jack Baumgarn 10
David Benke 10
Karl Barth 10
David Belasic 9
Arnold Kuntz 9
Guido Merkens 9
Dean Wenthe 9
Walter Schoedel 7
‘Bryant Clancy 6
Tim Sims 6
Warren Davis 5
Roy Maack 5
David Scaer 5
George Black 4
Eugene Gierke 4
Vernon Gundermann 4
Richard Koehneke 4
Ulmer Marshall 4
Eugene Schmidt 4
Walter Tietjen 4
*declined .

Three votes each: Victor Belton, William Diekelman, D.
Ray Halm, Erwin Kostizen, Ray Mirly, Robert Newton,
Wilbert Sohns, Steven Wagner.

_ Two votes each: Erhart Bauer, Steven Briel, Martin Do-
ering, Ronald Fink, Charles W. Froehlich, Ronald Goods-
man, Stephen Hower, Henry Koepchen, Osmar Lehen-
bauer, Albert Marcis, Dale Sattgast, Lane Seitz, Norman
Sincebaugh, Charles M. Snow, David Stein, William
Thompson, Howard Whitecotton.

One votes each: Steven Albers, Rich Bader, Jerry Bagwell,
Edward Balfour, Andrew Bartelt, Richard Benken, Richard
Blemaster, Arnold Brammeier, Wayne Braun, Dan Bremer,
Michael Burdick, Paul Burow, Philip Campbell, Stephen
Carter, Richard Dickinson, David Dissen, David Dittmar,
Allen Doering, John Duerr, Philip Esala, John Fehrman, C
R. Fiege, Rolland Fritz, Ron Garwood, Oscar Gerken, Robert
Gonzalez, David Goodine, Marvin Griffin, Norman
Groteluschen, Mark Grunst, George Gude, Richard Guehna,
Alan Harre, Eugene Heckman, Peter Heckman, L. Dean
Hempelmann, Robert Herring, James Herbolsheimer, C. Os-
wald Hoffman, Ronald Holling, Robert Holst, C. William
Hoseman, James Johnson, Arthur Just, Darwin Karsten,
John Kieschnick, Robert Kriete, Joel Lehenbauer, Dale Le-
land, Harlan Limmer, Lawrence Lineberger, Dennis Lorenz,
Charles Manske, Timothy Maschke, Dwayne Mau, Donald
May, Daniel McKeehan, John Meyer, Ronald Meyer, Curtis
Moermond, Richard Moore, Michael Moreno, Norbert Mueller,
Orval Mueller, John Nunes, Eugene Oesch, Dennis Perryman,
Robert Piller, Wayne Pohl, Donald Pritchard, Arthur Puls,
Scott Quinn, Rick Rickert, David Ritt, Robert Roberts, Walter
Rosin, Stephen Rynearson, Timothy Schepman, Luke
Schnake, Larry Schmidt, Larry Schneekloth, Joe Schruh!,
Robert Scudieri, Gerald Seaman, John Sellmeyer, Howard
Shane, K. Michael Simminger, Charles Spomer, Donald Stier,
David Strohschein, Micheal Strong, August Suelflow, Mark
Teike, David Thiele, J. R. Trapp, Robert Utecht, James Voelz,
Gary Vogel, Orville Walz, Steven Washington, Robert Weise,
Robert Welk, Wayne Wentzel, Theodore Zimmerman.

Motion to Amend Standing Rules

A motion was made to amend the standing rules to the
effect that no delegate would be able to call the question on
both an amendment and the main motion simultaneously.
The amendment failed for lack of a two-thirds vote.

Committee 4: Program and Finance

The Rev. Raymond Hartwig, President of the South
Dakota District and Chairman of Commiittee 4, Program
and Finance, reintroduced the business of his committee.

Res. 4-02A, “To Support Full Financial Disclosure,” was
moved by the committee with the following editorial modifi-
cation in line 31, p. 194: its board of directors was changed to
the respective governing board. An amendment was made to
substitute would in line 43, p. 194 for the words is with the
specific intent to and to substitute in line 44, p. 194 would sig-
nificantly disrupt for with the sole intent of deliberately and
significantly disrupting. The question on the amendment and
the main motion was called and sustained. The amendment
was defeated. The main motion was adopted...

The committee introduced Res. 4-05A, “To Replace Present
Bylaws on Conflict of Interest,” with the following editorial
modification to line 26, p. 162: the words participate in were

deleted and the words vote on were substituted. An amend-