Cedar Rapids Polling Places Listed by Number
Cedar Rapids City Council provides polling locations by number including Grant Wood Education Agency All Saints School Monroe School Erskine School Grant Wood School Tyler School Immaculate Conception School John son School Polk School Sacred Heart Convent gymnasium Arthur School Franklin School Washington School Grant School Wilson School Van Buren School Hoover School Coolidge School Taft School Cleveland School Lincoln School Hayes School Riverside Roundhouse Fillmore School Madison School Harrison School St James United Methodist Church City Hall Adams School Coe College Gage Memorial Union Eisenhower School Harding School Kenwood School Kennedy School Pierce School Nixon School
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Cedar Rapids
Grant Wood Education Agency
All Saints
Lisbon Greiner defeats Plattenberger for mayor in heavy turnout
In Lisbon incumbent Mayor Glenn Plattenberger loses to former mayor pro tem Peter Greiner 261 to 198 as 479 of 828 voters cast ballots. Alburnett and Ely rely on write ins for all five council seats and mayor, with Ely electing Tom Tjelmland and Lois Cooling on write ins, while Alburnett returns five incumbents.
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Lisbon
Glenn Pflattenberger
Peter Greiner
Greiner
Plattenberger
Alburnett
Lyle Cameron
Robert Berry
Dave Svoboda
Larry Lebeda
Ardis Smith
Tom Tjelmland
Ely
Tjelmland
Lloyd Duffe
Lois Cooling
Cooling
Kim Grahm
Joseph Burkhart
Robert L. James
David L. Krob
Roger D. McDowell
Prairieburg
Vincent R. Dougherty
Nelson F. LeClerc
Jimmie D. Mellinger
Central City
Lawrence F. Davenbaugh
Palo
Harold Stallman
Fairfax
Cedar Rapids election results reflect incumbents’ wins
In Cedar Rapids Reinis won re election with 8181 votes over Justein Cook 4256 as Canney claimed a sixth term with 10063 to 2231 for Roberson. Bergen and Schaefer were unopposed with totals 9761 and 9647 while overall turnout was 12594 votes. The article notes plans for parks and transportation and mentions a 1901 First Ave property and a 12 594 vote total.
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Reinis
Seminole Valley Park
Cedar Hills
Canney
James Roberson
Roberson
Iran
Bergen
Schaefer
Cedar Rapids
Incumbents Win Four Year Terms On Hiawatha Council
Incumbents Martin T. Bruns Thomas C. Patterson and Thomas A. Theis held seats on the Hiawatha City Council with 141 140 and 140 votes while challengers Bernie Reuter and Ruth A. Pierce trailed. Mayor Dale Guthridge was reelected unopposed with 192 votes as 241 of 2091 registered voters cast ballots.
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Hiawatha
Martin T. Bruns
Thomas C. Patterson
Thomas A. Theis
Bernie Reuter
Ruth A. Pierce
Dale Guthridge
Keota Man Killed in Head-On Iowa Highway 1 Crash
A Keota man, Lawrence Mulcahey 68, died after a two car head-on collision on Iowa Highway 1 south of Iowa City. The other driver Nancy Roseland 35 and her 3-year-old son are in satisfactory condition, as is passenger Adelyn Klein 73 of Keota. Roseland swerved to avoid a stopped vehicle. No charges filed.
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Iowa City
Lawrence Mulcahey
University Hospitals
Roseland
Joe
Mulcahey
Adelyn Klein
Keota
Fringe benefit: Gasoline payments at Benson Manufacturing
Benson Manufacturing in Menomonee Falls Wisconsin offers a new fringe benefit to 70 workers covering part of gasoline costs for commuting. Employees pay no more than 90 cents per gallon starting November 1 with the company covering the rest as a business expense. Gasoline price is averaged from a local survey and reimbursement is based on 14 miles per gallon.
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Menomonee Falls, Wis
Benson Manufacturing Co
Marvin Pinter
Pinter
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Stanley J. Drakos
Richard L. Taft
Donald D. Palmer
Grace M. Long
Darwin L. Harmening
John T. Ironside
Edward J. Pospisil
Robert L. Pepin
Thomas Kaut
David Craig
Donald L. Payne
Paul Roseberry
Harold B. Vos
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Gray L. Steele
Cary W. Bolton
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Jerry Taylor
R.G. Hatch
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Cooper
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Coggan
Richard Anderson
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Robert W. Trumbull
Jerry Boone
Minta M. Boone
Tom Tjelmiand
Lloyd Duffey
Joseph W. Burkhart
Arnold C. Vavra
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Kathy A. Hawke
Harold L. Shakespeare
Ronald L. Stallman
Vernon F. Cerveny
Russell O. Carver
Kenneth 0. Selzer
Betty J. Suthers
Linda K. Balog
Peter A. Greiner
Glenn Plattenberger
Steve R. Fairley
Gary L. Peiper
Larry L. McAtee
Kim A. Murphy
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Geraldine Alger
Gary W. Port
Deloris Malnix
Bill A. Benham
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Doris L. Pringle
John Studt
Robert A. Sautter
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Rex Allen de Wald
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Charles M. Lockwood
Clyde F. Ties
Robert Lewis
Paul Doucette Jr
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Wayne E. McVay
Thomas D. Back
Terry J. Sanders
David R. Hanson
Patricia M. Potts
Everette K. Boots
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Becky Stout
Steve Kula
Joe Nagel
Donald R. Holub
Vernon Powers
Mark Kula
Eugene E. Kula
Stephen F. Kula
Robins
Joseph LeGrand
Mark W. Clark
William D. Hoyland
Susan M. Linse
Shirley O. Hoppe
Lyle E. Kurth
Mary Lou Schafer
Springville
Loren B. Brown
Debra A. Caudill
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Jake G. Hiner
Stephan Carnahan
Bernard Stoeffler
Duane Schlatter
LoElla E. Cook
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H.W. McCright
Everett E. Moore
David J. Kayser
Neil D. Neumeyer
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W.G. Livengood
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Erva P. Kelso
Linn County Handicapped Center
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