Harry E. Kinney
Harry Kinney in the mid-1990s.
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. He also drove a taxi for a while after his term in office.[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 |
References
- ↑ Martin J. Chavez, 2003 State of the City Address.
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