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Shows: Left to right: Gene Tunney (District Attorney), Rex Sater (Superior Court Judge), Roger McDermott (Sheriff), Donald Mertz (Treasurer-Tax Collector), Walter Eagan (Superintendant of Schools), Nick Esposti (Fourth District Supervisor), Judge William Boone (Superior Court), Eeve Lewis (County Clerk), Robert Conner (Auditor-Controller), Ernest Comalli (Assessor), Bernice Pederson (Recorder), Helen Putnam (Second District Supervisor).
Politics and Government Peterson, Bernice Comalli, Ernest L Conner, Robert Mertz, Donald Boone, William B. (William Benton), 1924-2007 Esposti, Nick Eagan, Walter Sater, Rex Howard, 1927-2012 Tunney, Gene McDermott, Roger Putnam, Helen, 1909-1984 Lewis, Eeve T., 1947-2016 1979 County government Officials and employees United States California Sonoma Santa Rosa Administration Drive
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