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PRIMARY ELECTION I. United States House of Representatives 2. Iowa CANDIDATES FOR PRIMARY ELECTION JUNE 8, I9B2 NAMES OF CANDIDATES FOR: I. United States House of Representatives 2. Iowa State Offices 3. Iowa Senate 4. Iowa House of RePresentatives Prepared bY House and Senate Staff Ar:riI 5, l-982 t- IOWA CANDIDATES FOR UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PRIMARY ELECTION - JUNE 8, T982 First District: Jim Leach (R-Incumbent) William E. Gluba (D) 20 Forest Road 242L Gaines Street Davenport 52803 Davenport 52804 John Paul Masters, Jt. (D) Box L52 Kirkville 52566 Second District: (R-Incumbent) Brent Appel (D) Tom Tauke Mount Loretta 1715 Glen Oak 1190 Dubuque 5200I Dubuque 5200I Third District: Cooper Evans (R-Incumbent) Lvnn G. Cutler (D) 1009 H Avenue 705 Prospect Blvd. Grundv Center 50638 trilaterloo 5070I Gary Lamb (D) R.R. +r Chelsea 522L5 Fourth District: Scott Allen HaYes (R) Neal Smith (D-Incumbent) 4021 45th Rural Route #I Des Moines 50310 Altoona 50009 Dave Readinger (R) 54L7 Aurora Des Moines 50310 f ifth District: Dean Arbuckle (R) Tom Harkin (D-Incumbent) Il0B McDuffie Cumming 50061 Jefferson 50]-29 Arlyn E. Danker (R) R.R. I, Box 65 Minden 51553 Sixth District: Al Bremer (R) Berkley BedeIl (D-Incumbent) 502 South Ohio okoboj i 51355 Mason City 50401 IOWA CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFTCES PRIMARY ELECTION JUNE 8, L982 GOVERNOR: Terry E. Branstad (R) Edward L. Campbell (D) Rural Route *2 3051 N.W. I42nd Lake Mills 50450 Waukee 50253 Roxanne Conlin (D) 6116 S.W. 48th Avenue Des Moines 50321 Jerome D. Fitzgerald (D) 726 North Third Fort Dodge 50501 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR: Rolf V. Craft (R) Bob Anderson (D) R.R.4 Rural Route 2 Decorah 52101 Newton 50208 Lawrence E. Pope (R) Stephen J. Rapp (D) 3725 University, #2 1032 Vine Street Des Moines 50311 Waterloo 50703 SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE: Robert H. Lounsberry (R-Incumbent) Jim R, Riordan (D) R. R. R. R. #3 McCallsburg 50154 Boone 50036 ATTORNEY GENERAL: Walter Conlon (R) Tom Miller (D-Incumbent) 600 Walnut Street 4553 50th Muscatine 5276l- Des Moines 503I0 Andrea Van Beek (R) 202 7th st. N.w. Orange City 5I041 AUDITOR OF STATE: Richard D. Johnson (R-Incumbent) Ton Slockett (D) Sheldahl 50243 629 Brown Iowa City 52240 SECRETARY OF STATE: Thatcher Johnson (R) Al Sorensen (D) Rural Route 2 R.R. #I Madrid 50I55 Madrid 50156 Mary Jane OdeIl (n-Incumbent) 725 Hickman Road Des Moines 50314 TREASURER OF STATE: Maurice E. Baringer (R-Incumbent) Charles R. Baumhover (D) R.R. I 7 209 S .Id. 13th Street Woodburn 50275 Des Moines 503I5 Michael L. Fitzgerald (D) 2LI S.W. Caulder Des Moines 50315 CANDIDATES FOR IOWA SENATE PRIMARY ELECTION JUNE B, L982 Distr ict 5, Clarence -iarneY (R-Incumbent) Mil-o Colton (D) 34L2 Cheyenne 240L Seneca WaY Sioux CitY 5II04 Sioux CitY 51I04 Donald V. DoYle (D-Incumbent) Elvie Dreeszen (R-Incumbent) Street Rural Route 1109 S. Fairmount Cushing 510I8 Sioux CitY 51I06 2-year term 2-year term Douglas Ritsema (R) 223 BosLon Avenue, N.E. Orange CitY 51041 Richard Vande Hoef (R-Ho1dover) R.R., Box 19 Harris 51345 Arne Waldstein (R-Incumbent) Tom Grau (D) 319 E. 9th R. R. +2 Storm Lake 50588 NewelI 50568 (D) (R) Dick Kibbie Lee HoIt and Doon Street L5O2 CountrY CIub Drive Lincoln 'Ayrshire 5 0 515 Spencer 51301 2-vear term 2-year term Robert A. Krause (D) R.R. I Fenton 50539 Coleman (D-Incumbent) Dave Jones (R) C. JosePh Lg34 Stadium Drive R. F. D. Fort Dodge 50501 Clare 5O524 Berl E. Priebe (D-Holdover) R.R. 2, Box 145A Algona 5051I (R-Incumbent) Darlene Riggs (D) Ray TaYlor 8I0 Eleventh R. R. EIdora 50627 Steamboat Rock 50672 Charles J. Clemons (D) O R. R. #r MeserveY 50457 District 10 Alvin V. Miller (D-Holdover) Box 287 Ventura 50482 11 John W. Jensen (R-Incumbent) R.R. 1, Box 103 Plainfield 50666 L2 Ted Anderson (D-Holdover) 1686 Oakwood Drive Waterloo 50703 13 Thomas A. Lind (R) Frank Alexander (D) I1I Frederic Avenue 925 Denver Waterloo 5070I Waterloo 50702 T4 James Gallagher (D-Holdover) 47L0 Spring Creek Road Jesup 50648 15 arthurldratias (R-Incumbent) Cary Bernau (D) R.R. L, Box 2L0 R.R. 3 Nora Springs 50458 Charles City 50616 16 oale4iieden (R-rncumbent) R. R. Elkader 52043 * 2-year term I7 Joe J. Wel-sh (D) R.R. #2, Box 37 Dubuque 52001 I8 Robert M. Carr (D-Holdover) 2030 Deborah Drive Dubuque 5200I 19 Norman J. Goodwin (R-Incumbent) Bill Cramer (D) L2I9 4th Avenue 110 N. 4th St., Apt. I DeWitt 52742 Clinton 52732 20 Edgar H. Holden (R-Holdover) 2246 E. 46rh Davenport 52807 d, 2I Gloria Grilk (R) patrick Deluhery (D-Incumbent) L525 Farnam Street l-29 E. Rusholme Davenport 52803 Davenport 52803 District 22 Ivlerlin D. HuIse (R-HoIdover) Clarence 52216 {r. Jacks (R) Arthur A. Small-'(D-Incumbent) 23 PhilliP E. 427 BaYard Street 302 Kimball Road 52240 Iowa CitY 52240 Iowa CitY W. HaII (D) Harvey W. Fascher (R) Hurley 24 2865 Mccowan Boulevard Coggon 52218 lvlarion 52302 2-year term 2-year term (D) Johnson (R) Wally E. Horn 25 Robert M.L. 116 2nd Street' S.W' 130 ThomPson Drive, S'E' 52404 Cedar RaPids 52403 Cedar RaPids James D. WeIls (D-Holdover) 26 L22g 2oth Street, S'W' Cedar RaPids 52404 (D-Incumbent) Long (R) Joe Brown 27 Eugene 203 W. Jefferson Route 2 50171 Montezuma 50171 Montezuma Donald L. KirkPatrick (R) CountrY Club Road Drive Williamsburg 5236L Benita DiIIeY (R) 509 Eighth Avenue Coralville 52240 28 Richard F- Drake (R-Holdover) 42O Parkington Drive Muscatine 5276L Brvsan (D) (R) Michael E. Brown 29 James c'Clements 451I Warren 4117 N. Linwood Davenport 52806 Davenport 52806 Jack Rife (R) R.R. I Moscow 52760 Charles P. Miller (D-Holdover) 30 801 High Street Burlington 526OL District L. 31 Lowell Junkins (D-Incumbent) Bluff Hi1ls Montrose 52639 32 Forrest Schwengels (R-Holdover) Box 247, R.R. 2 Fairfield 5255G 33 Sue Yenger (R-Incumbent) Don E. Gettings (D) R.R. 2 707 Chester Ottumwa 52501 Ottumwa 5250I 34 Bass VanGilst (D-Holdover) R.R.4 Indianola 5OI25 35 Norman Roorda (R) Bill Dieleman (D) Route 1 518 Woodlawn Drive Monroe 50170 Pella 502L9 36 Mick Lura (R-Holdover) 911 S. 1Ith Avenue Marshalltown 50158 37 Marvin J. Walter (R) Charles Bruner (D) 2035 Country Club Boulevard 4625 Westbend Ames 50010 Ames 50010 38 Emil Husak (D-Holdover) R.R.2 Tol-edo 52342 L, D, 39 Gary Baugher (R-Incumbent) WiIliam Palmer (D-Incumbent) 240 N.W. 78th Avenue 2948 Easton Boulevard Ankeny 50021 Des Moines 50317 40 George Kinley (D-Holdover) 5005 s.w. 18th Des Moines 50315 6ientlena., B, 4L Julia (R-rncumbent) Michael- Heller (D) 28l-4 Forest Dri-ve 337 59th Street Des Moines 5O3I2 Des Moines 50312 District 42 David Readinger (R-Holdover) 5417 Aurora, APt. 139 Des Moines 50310 @ zorlsy Baker (D) 43 600 N.E. Aurora Des Moines 50313 George Wennerberg (D) 6540 N.W. 6th Drive Des Moines 50313 Tom Mann , Jr. (D) 4O4g Lower Beaver Road Des Moines 503I0 Q! carLie Brien (D) 3919 Urbandale Des Moines 50310 44 John NYstrom (R-Holdover) P.O. Box :-.77 Boone 50035 (D-rncumbent) ,rftnrrrips, sr., (R) Norman Rodgers R.R. #2 R'R' 2 Waukee 50263 Adel 50003 46 James Briles (R-Holdover) 82I Benton Avenue Corning 50841 o, John M' Kuster (D) 47 Calvin Hultman (R-Incumbent) 7oI JoY s!I99! Red Oak 51555 3"1'T;"lutlrr' Bitl Hutchins (D-Holdover) 48 4L2 E. Division Audubon 50025 ,J, Donald J' Sonnt'{g (D) Jack-116, Hester (R-Incumbent) 49 I R'F'D' eo* *'*' Atlantic 50022 Honey Creek 5154 2 Tom Slater (D-Holdover) 50 P'o' Box rr43 Counci-I BIuffs 5I501 CANDIDATESFoRIoWAHoUSEoFREPRESENTATIVES PRIMARY ELECTION - JUNE B, L982 Dist. 1 Willis Junker (R) James D' O'Kane (D-Incumbent) 3415 Nebraska 1815 Rebecca Sioux CitY 51104 Sioux CitY 51103 2 itntif'fli3tr"(D-rncumbent) Sioux CitY 51105 3DonW.Shoning(R)LeoP.MiIIer(D) 422L Garretson 3427 Glenn Avenue Sioux-citY 51106 Sioux CitY 51106 (D) 4 Wayne Bennett (R-Incumbent) H' Lyle Scheelhaase 5]1020 Rt' I Box I23 Galva Bronson 51I07 Warren Johnson (R-Incumbent) R. R. Sloan 51055 (D-Incumbent) Paulin (R) Donald H' Binneboese 5 Donald J. Marrland Heights 1140 Southdale 'Hinton Le Mars 51031 51024 6 Wilmer Rensink (R) R.F.D Sioux Center 51250 (D) 7 Lester D. Menke (R-Incumbent) Curt Anderson P.O. Box g7 509 S' Willow Calumet 51009 Paullina 51046 Michael Fisher (D) 129 Willow Aurelia 5I005 8 Kenneth De Groot (R-Incumbent) Doon 5L235 (R-Incumbent) DaIe L' Schnirring (D) 9 RuhI Maulsby.-__J RR I R.R. 50583 Rockwell CitY 50579 Sac CitY Dist. 10 BilI Patton (R) Richard Groth (D-Incumbent) 9J-7 Emerald Drive Albert City 50510 Storm Lake 50588 1I Leon Triggs (R) Daniel P. Fogarty (D) L624-I8th Ave. W. RD Spencer 51301 Cylinder 50528 12 Wayne W. Soul-e (R) Josephine Gruhn (D) Box 638 RR Box 7347 Okoboji 51355 Spirit Lake 51360 13 Rod Halvorson (D-rncumbent) 1030 N. 7th st. Ft. Dodge 5050I 14 DaIe M. Cochran (D-Incumbent) R. I, Box 109 EagIe Grove 50533 15 Sue Ivlullins (R-Incumbent) Ray Morgan (D) Prairie Fl-at Farms 519 S. Minnesota St. Corwith 50430 Algona 5051I 16 Clifford O. Branstad (R-Incumbent) nuth a. Bolie (D) R.R. I RR. I Box 209 Thompson 5047 8 Thompson 50478 James Merrill Devine, Jt. (D) R.R. 1 Britt 50423 L7 Delwyn Stromer (R-Incumbent) R. R. Garner 50438 18 Lisle Cook (R-Incumbent) RR Hubbard 50l-22 Richard W.
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