Nassif Teague Brammer face off in 51st District race
Linda Nassif Teague and Phil Brammer run in Cedar Rapids for the Iowa House seat left vacant by Richard Running moving to the Senate. Teague campaigns door to door, reconnecting with voters, while Brammer stresses not taking the race for granted in a lopsided contest in eastern Iowa.
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Ken Sullivan
Linda Nassif Teague
Phil Brammer
Iowa
House of Representatives
Cedar Rapids
Richard Running
Iowa Senate
Edge and strategy mark race in 51st district contest
Nassif Teague challenges Brammer in Cedar Rapids district 51 race. Teague, 44, Republican nominee, vows to win despite Democratic edge. Brammer, a three term House member now in 51st district, campaigns door to door and emphasizes experience.Both highlight education, community ownership, and a public service record as they court voters in a closely watched Iowa contest.
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Brammer
Nassif Teague
Grant Wood Board
Cedar Rapids
House of Representatives
Sue Lane
General Assembly
Absentee Ballots Available in Linn County Auditor Office
Absentee ballots for the November 8 general election are available at Linn County Auditor's Office 930 First St. SW. Registered voters may request by mail with name address social security number and signature or vote in person 8 am to 5 pm. Registration or address changes can be processed when voting absentee in person. Call 398-3485 for more information.
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Linn County Auditor’s
First St
Linn County Auditor
Auditor’s Office
Brothers with pot farm given punishment
Ron Osterhaus, 41, received five months in a Denver halfway house for his role in a 1983 marijuana growing operation near Maquoketa. Gene Osterhaus, 39, received five years probation to start after completing a 16 year cocaine sentence from 1987. June Osterhaus, married to the brothers’ brother, awaits sentencing on a conspiracy charge.
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Ron
Gene Osterhaus
Maquoketa
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Ron Osterhaus
Denver
Colo
June Osterhaus
Jim
Osterhaus
Guttenberg Chamber of Commerce
Top 20 Cedar Rapids Hits This Week
Cityline lists Cedar Rapids weekly Top 20 hits under Category 0103. Call 363-7000 for the complete chart and updates.
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Political signs rules for Cedar Rapids area ahead of election
Dale Brodt of the Cedar Rapids Building and Zoning Department reminds rules for political signs. Prohibited on public property. must be 30 feet from property lines at intersections. max 16 square feet and 6 feet long. top no higher than 5 feet. up to five signs per lot. may not be posted earlier than 45 days before an election and must be removed within seven days after.
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Dale Brodt
Cedar Rapids
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