John Powers (mayor)

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John Powers
Powers in 2002
42nd Mayor of Spokane
In office December 28, 2000 –December 30, 2003

Preceded by John Talbott	Mayor of Spokane, Washington 2000–2003	Succeeded by James E. West (politician)