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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1986

Page

10

Iowa House Races See Mixed Returns Across Districts

Early returns show incumbent Rep. Joseph Kremer defeated by Henry Stoffer in the 31st District. Paul Johnson wins in Decorah over Gene Livesind. Two-term David Tabor leads in the 34th with Charles Schneckloth challenging. Vic Stueland and Rose Marie Vanous lose or win as results unfold and Mary Neuhauser captures the 46th seat in Iowa City. Final tallies varying across districts.

Joseph Kremer Jesup Iowa House Henry Stoffer Hazleton Kremer Iowa Paul Johnson Decorah Johnson Gene Livesind David Tabor House of Representatives Tabor Jackson County Charles Schneckloth Preston Vic Stueland Grand Mound Stueland Chuck Hunter DeWitt Springville Rose Marie Vanous Andy McKean Morley McKean Iowa City Mary Neuhauser Mike Ketchmark Post

Stevenson and Schriner win Linn County supervisor and treasurer

Linn County voters reelect incumbent Supervisor Ken Schriner and elect Democrat Michael Stevenson as treasurer. Schriner beat Donald Sawyer 26 986 to 22 245, while Stevenson won 29 249 to 18 923 over Monty Bertelli. Stevenson to be sworn in after canvass. Leahy to serve as deputy.

Linn County Ken Schriner Michael Stevenson Schriner Donald ‘Buzz’ Sawyer Stevenson Monty Bertelli Post Joe Rinas Tom Leahy James Hennessey Donald Buzz Sawyer Scriner Denver Dillard E.F Pat” Kane Kane

Women in tight races for Iowa state offices

Four women disputed key statewide posts as returns came in. Joan Lipsky trailed Elaine Baxter? Zimmerman in the lieutenant governor and secretary of state races showed close margins. Incumbents and several Democrats led early while a few contests remained dead even with sparse precincts reporting.

Joan Lipsky Cedar Rapids Jo Ann Zimmerman Waukee Iowa Lipsky Zimmerman Dean Arbuckle Robert Ray Elaine Baxter Burlington Dawn Roberts Des Moines Baxter Tom Miller James Davis Michael Fitzgerald Jack Nystrom Dick Johnson Bev Dickerson Thatcher Johnson Dale Cochran Robert Lounsberry

Branstad Wins Iowa Gubernatorial Victory Late Night

Incumbent Republican Terry Branstad defeats Democrat Lowell Jenkins in a tight race. Crowds at the Marriott celebrate as Branstad pledges jobs, education, tax reform, and unity. Jenkins and Democrats monitor returns from the Hotel Savery as networks call the race after 11 p.m. Marcus Branstad accompanies his father on stage.

Iowa Terry Branstad Vic Cus Branstad Jenkins Roxanne Conlin Conlin Savery Des Moines Montrose the Savery Watching Returns

Dubuque County sales tax vote faces heavy defeat

Voters in Dubuque and all county municipalities reject a 1 percent local sales tax on goods. In Iowa County 5 percent hotel motel tax passes 2319 to 942 while Jackson County decision pending. Tax would fund tourism and roadside promotions with at least half earmarked for tourism.

Dubuque Iowa County Cascade Dyersville Iowa Jackson County Amana Colonies County Board of Supervisors Perah Read

Grandy wins NW Iowa congressional race in close contest

With most precincts counted, former Love Boat actor Fred Grandy leads Democrat Clayton Hodgson 51 to 49 in the 6th District tally. Grandy 80,954 votes to Hodgson 78,057 as results span 520 of 522 precincts.

Fred Grandy Clayton Hodgson Hodgson Berkley Bedell Iowa Grandy

Swearingen Hospitalized After Stroke At Courthouse

State representative candidate George Swearingen 63 of District 63 suffered an apparent stroke at the Jefferson County Courthouse while awaiting election results. He was hospitalized first in Fairfield then University Hospitals Iowa City with his condition listed as guarded. he led Lois Brokken 3335 to 3212 with 70 of 76 precincts reporting.

Myron Oxley Iowa House of Representatives Mary Lundby Marion Oxley Lundby Linn County Manchester Darrell Hanson Hanson Bob Booher Independence Booher Ron Corbett Doris Peick Corbett Doris Peick Rockwell Gladbrook Ward Handorf Jane Svoboda Handorf Black Hawk County Jean Lloyd-Jones Iowa City Iowa Senate House Lloyd-Jones Michael McDonald Johnson County Art Small Senate Fairfield George Swearingen Jefferson County Cindy Worley Sigourney Republican Swearingen University Hospitals Lois Brokken

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