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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1988

Page

9

Longtime Linn County officials win Democratic supervisor slots

Incumbent Jean Oxley and Ken Perry Jr. secure the Democratic nominations for supervisor on the November ballot, outdistancing Jerry Holmes and Bill McEvoy. Oxley cites veteran leadership and programs aiding the elderly and disabled, while Perry underscores government experience as voters favor known names. Joe Rinas not seeking re election. Schriner's term runs to 1991.

Linn County Fancy Stevens Jean Oxley Ken Perry Jr Oxley Board of Supervisors Perry Holmes Bill McEvoy Boulder McEvoy Joe Rinas Ken Schriner

Incumbents Hold Off Challengers in County Primary Race

In Bremer County Kathy Thomas defeated Auditor Austa White 969 to 694 as eight incumbents faced intra party challenges with White the only defeat. Donald Robertson won the Democratic primary in Washington County 547 to 69 and will face Sheriff Yale Jarvis in November. Bert Elledge lost Delaware County GOP primary 618 to 444 to Ronald Wilhelm, who will be Sheriff. Wilhelm had been appointed earlier this year. In Allamakee County incumbent supervisor Arlyn Fossum won 381 to 317. Dubuque Sheriff Leo Kennedy won 1 865 to 1 607 in the Democratic primary. Eldon Herrig led a Democratic field of four with 3 182 votes. Jackson County Supervisor Patrick O'Rourke defeated Jason Haynes 1 184 to 826. Winneshiek Sheriff Mel Lee won 1 090, with Robert Ward and Kenneth Zajicek trailing. Winneshiek Supervisor Gordon Fulson led a three count with 1 077 votes. Washington CountyNomination vote unclear. Cedar County Democrats selected Bill Camp ion 434, Judy Cottingham 416, Gene Weih 321. Republicans chose Jack Reeve 583, Paul Crock 542, Lawrence Quinn 379. Reeve and Crock are incumbents.

Chrismananan Gazene Assisant Metro-Iown Bremer County Kathy Thomas Austa White White Washington County Donald Robertson Gary Romoser Robertson Yale Jarvis Jarvis Sweat Delaware County Bert Elledge Ronald Wilhelm Wilhelm Bob Campbell Elledge Allamakee County Arlyn Fossum Cletus Rooney Dubuque County Leo Kennedy William Boge Eldon Herrig Jack Oberbroeckling Jackson County Patrick O'Rourke Jason Haynes Winneshiek County Mel Lee Robert Ward Kenneth Zajicek Gordon Fulsons John Kerndt Jr Glenn Haga Cedar County Bill Campion Judy Cottingham Gene Weih Jack Reeve Paul Crock Lawrence Quinn Reeve Crock

East Iowa primaries show mixed county race results

Unofficial counts from Tuesday's primaries list numerous county races across Allamakee to Jackson. Incumbents shown with parentheses include electors Fossum, Rooff II, and Dunderheads in several districts. recounts noted in Virginia Bordwell's district due to a technical error.

Carpenter storms Johnson sheriff bid in Iowa City primary

Johnson County Deputy Sheriff Robert Carpenter won the Democratic nomination for sheriff with 72.12 percent of the vote. Ken Stock, assistant Iowa City police chief, trailed with 17.5 percent and may pursue an independent bid. Write-in votes helped veteran Robert Vevera reach the ballot.Results showed Carpenter’s victory but full official tallies were pending. Stock criticized the campaign as personal and dirty in tone.

Lyle Muller Sarete Johnson County Iowa City Robert Carpenter Gary Hughes Kenneth Stock Carpenter Robert Vevera Ken Stock Dan Dreckman Steve Snyder Stock

Redfern Wins 3rd District Race and Plans Campaign

Redfern declares intent to challenge incumbent Nagle by presenting the record to voters. Simpson, conceding, vows to help Redfern while hinting at another bid in the future. Redfern cites district knowledge, farm crisis experience, and contrasts on drug policy with Nagle. He criticizes Meese's leadership and urges Wright to step aside during the investigation.

Nagle Redfern Simpson Don Redfern Dave Nagle Benton Black Hawk Bremer Butler Chickasaw Floyd Grundy Howard Towa Johnson Marshall Mitchell Poweshiek Tama Winnishiek Worth Edwin Meese Hhe Justice Department House Jim Wright Ide Waterloo

Concerts Heading Your Way From City Lines

City lineup reveals forthcoming concerts as venues announce schedules. SITYLINE lists events across multiple dates and venues, highlighting performances by notable artists and emerging acts, with ticket details and show times in the near term.

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Jerry Holmes Virginia Bordwell East Iowa Benton County Black Hawk County Carroll Hayes Michael Kubik Barbara Freet Wayne NI Ruth Anderson Don Page Jack Roehr Michael Steffen Dale Fenc William Hermansen Richard Lamb William Miller Jerry Ellis Don Schmidt Lee Miller W. James Mortensen John R. Rooff II Lyle ‘Watters Repubricane Kathy Thoms David Busch Duane Liddle Paul Miller Vernon Oberlieu Buchanan County Connie Higgins Robert Hummel Cindy Witt Julie Kremer Wulfekuhle Don Bogge Bob Booker Leo Dolan Ellen Gaffney Noah White William McCardle Arletta Curtis Schweitzer Burley Franck Dale Nielsen Rusty Brotherton Connie Zearley John Achey James Gaul Betty Lett Roy Mayhew Jerry Mays Hod Schilling Chickasaw County Doris Haskovec John Huegel Marke Moetsch Chuck Galligan Bob Hill Norbert Steffen Clayton County Matthew Hefel Marvin Rodenberg Clinton County Democrats Charles Sheridan Patricia Kilean Stark Jeffrey James Cue Francis Guinta Fayette County Eugene Dietzenbac Mark Phippen Howard County Iowa County Dmocrats Robert Faas Ricky Gerard Edward Shima Carl Maas Reynold Moessner Jim Posseht James Lee Voigtmann Klas Long Deborah Roberson Robert Head Norman Kennedy Gary Oberbroeckling Jim Ralston Leon Schmidt Dennis Christopher Ted Wiggins Democratc David Belgum Charles Duffy Dick Myers Betty Ockenfels Daniel Dreckman Jones County Joe Kerkove Michael Wheaton Wilmer Clingan Bill Kuntz Republicans Dan Goeldner Sharon Walters Garry Deitrich Jerry Hollingsworth Gilbert Leathers Lynn Swearingen Louisa County Marlin O'Donnell Steve Conner Ronald Gardiner Frank Mauer Jack Parsons Jack Estle James Hodges Muscatine County Poweshiek County Jama County Paul Mohr Louisa Cooper Don Anderson Jack L. Walker Washingtonounty Archie Lovick Ferdinand Marie Wilfrid Vittetoe Loren Bush David Horsey Elmer Schneider Robert Shepherd Jr Gerald Stewart Leonard Tindal Robert Vincent Michael Bergan Georgiana Schweinefus Sheriff's Department Linn County Board of Supervisors James Oxley McEvoy Cedar Rapids Taylor Greene Square First Lutheran Polk Franklin Sacred Heart Cedar Lake Kennedy St James Inn Co Grant Wood Aea Hope Lutheran Hamilton Col Grant Wood Washington Erskine All Saints van Buren Ry Wilson Plumbers Hall A Cleveland A Madison Taft Coolidge Wright St Andrew Harding Nixon Peace Christian Bowman Woods Kenwood Marion Center Mentzera Emerson Wikine Washington m Stary Marion City Hall Faith Lutheran Lunn County Clinton Fairfax Fayette Lisbon Mount U.S. House ‘Rd Redfern Simpson Butler Uo Chickasawar Grundy Howare
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