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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1992

Page

8

Linn County election yields Oxley and Houser for supervisors

Democrats Jean Oxley and James Houser win Linn County sheriff and board seats, defeating Leona Smith and incumbent Ken Perry Jr. Oxley 45 741 votes and Houser 36 377 with 78 precincts reporting. Incumbent Democrat Dennis Blome wins a third term against Garry McCune by 59 495 to 25 357.

Antionette Taylor-Thomas Gazette Linn County Board of Supervisors Jean Oxley James Houser Leona Jean Smith Brockman Ave Marion Ken Perry Jr 1812 Park Ave al Warner Covington Rd Palo Oxley Houser Smith Perry Warner Linn Linda Langenberg Oxley Rd Montclair Dr Dennis Blome Garry McCune Blome McCune NP-1 Leona Smith

Johnson County voters keep Dem hold on board

In Iowa City the Democratic line wins: Betty Ockenfels and Charlie Duffy secure four year supervisor terms, Joe Bolkcom tops the Democratic ticket, and 16 year Auditor Tom Slockett defeats Laverne Larson. Independent Rob Lewis finishes fourth amid a split vote.

Betty Ockenfels Charlie Duffy Joe Bolkcum Tom Slockett Laverne Larson Elect Joe Bolkcom Charles Duffy D-i Rob Lewis

County races and referendums update from Johnson Linn and Cedar counties

Johnson County voters elected Auditor LaVerne Larson and three supervisors while approving hotel tax raises in Coralville and Iowa City. Linn County results show Sheriff Dennis Blome defeating Garry McCune and two supervisors. an E-911 tax was approved. Cedar County ballots sought three new supervisors, Sheriff Joe Netolicky race, and reducing supervisors from five to three.

Blome Pikes Peak Court NE Linn County Sheriff's Department Cedar County Billy Campion Edward Compton Paul Crock Jerry Mays Patricia Powers Jewell Waugh Joe Netolicky Keith Whitlatch Buchanan County Buchanan County Board of Supervisors Board of Supervisors

Linn voters approve surtax for E-911 in Linn County

Linn County residents vote 44 982 yes to 35 576 no to fund E 911 with a 25 cent monthly surtax on 85 000 phone lines, shifting control to the 911 service board. Iowa City and Coralville approve hotel motel tax hikes to 7 percent. Muscatine County rejects Extension levy.

Coralville Iowa City Wazette Linn County 911 Service Board Muscatine County Iowa State University

Linn County Dems Chair Wears Joy at Election Results

John Glackin, chairman of the Linn County Democratic Committee, wears his feelings on his chest as election results come in at the Linn County Auditor's Office. Chris Stewart captured the moment.

Ron Corbett Linn County Auditor's Office Chuck Larson Jr Jason Gross Larson Longbranch Motor Inn Chuck Larson Sr Gross John Glackin Linn County Democratic Committee

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Gazette Chris Stewart Linn County Administration Todd McInturf Hearn Ken Schriner Democratic County Rita Huber Schriner Huber Democratic Party 21St St. NE University Heights Dows Iowa Stanwood Johnson County Mitch Martin Slockett Iowa City Press Citizen Duffy Ockenfels Bolecom Lewis Solon Dick Myers Joe Belkcom Cratic Ticket Bolkcom Iowa City Council Joe Bellcom Tom Stockett Linn Voters OK Surtax Bush
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