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    Nineteen year old elected mayor of US city ¤Q¤E·³¤j¤@¥Í·í¿ï¬ü°ê¥«ªø



    Monday, May 26, 2008,Page 14

    John Tyler Hammons poses for a photo at the Muskogee Municipal Building in downtown Muskogee, Oklahoma, US, on May 14, 2008.

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    John Tyler Hammons is a 19-year-old political science student who dreams of becoming US president. He certainly got off to a good start earlier this month when he was elected mayor of Muskogee, Oklahoma.

    Hammons is a first-year student at the University of Oklahoma. He won the job to lead the city of 40,000 with 70 percent of the vote over a former mayor. The incumbent did not take part in the race.

    ¡§The campaign was great, it was fun and we won the trust of the people,¡¨ Hammons said.

    ¡§I want an open government. I don¡¦t have the monopoly on good ideas,¡¨ he added.

    Hammons took office last week for the start of a two-year term. He said that he plans to continue on with university, but expects to transfer to a school closer to Muskogee.

    And for Hammons, becoming mayor is only the first step of what he hopes will be a great political career.

    ¡§I would like to be governor of Oklahoma and president of the United States,¡¨ he said.(STAFF WRITER, WITH AFP)

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    1. political science n.

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    ¨Ò: Kayla studied political science in university.

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    2. incumbent n.

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    ¨Ò: The incumbent mayor was reelected to another term.

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    3. transfer v.i./v.t.

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    ¨Ò: Lily transferred to a different university.

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    4. career n.

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    ¨Ò: Evan has no idea what kind of career he wants.

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