Harry E. Kinney
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Harry E. Kinney (1924–May 9, 2006) was Mayor of Albuquerque for two terms, from 1974--77 and 1981--1985, as well as Chairman of the City Commission from 1971--1973. Before entering politics, he worked as an engineer; after his retirement from public life, he was a substitute teacher in the Albuquerque public schools[1].
| Preceded by Charles E. Barnhart |
Chairman of the City Commission of Albuquerque October 1971–February 21, 1973 |
Succeeded by Louis E. Saavedra |
| Preceded by Richard G. Vaughn (as Chairman of the City Commission) |
Mayor of Albuquerque July 1, 1974–November 1977 |
Succeeded by David Rusk |
| Preceded by David Rusk |
Mayor of Albuquerque December 1981–November 1985 |
Succeeded by Ken Schultz |
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[edit] References
- ^ Martin J. Chavez, 2003 State of the City Address.
