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City of Corning –
Public Measure A: Shall a 7% hotel/motel tax be imposed, effective Jan. 1st, 2018?
YES 98 * NO 63
Public Measure B: Shall the Corning Municipal Utilities Board of Trustees consist of 5 members instead of the current 3 members, effect Jan. 1st, 2018 (If approved the current Board would be discontinued 1/1/18)
YES 117* NO 39
City of Bagley
Mayor (1)
Emily Chapman-Olesen-22
City Council (2)
Deanna Gibson-24*
Ruth Riley-28*
To Fill a Vacancy (3 Seats)
Jon Shaffer-29*
Jennifer Ingles-24*
Nick Listina-3
Jerry England-2
Public Measure: Shall the following Public Measure be adopted? To authorize a change in the number of the Bagley Library Board Members from Seven to Five. All board members shall be appointed by the Mayor with the approval of the City Council. All nonresident members shall be appointed by the Mayor with the approval of the County Board of Supervisors. YES –28 NO – 3
City of Bayard
Mayor (elect 1):
Gary Allen Long, 55*
Brandon Taylor, 24
City Council (elect 3):
Tonya Halterman, 41*
Kimberly Jorgensen, 12
Christine Kesselring, 19
LeeRoy Wagner, 20
Tom Warden, 52*
Write-in: Nathan McAlister, 55*
Write-in: Deanna Beyerink, 28
City of Casey
City Council (elect 2)
Robb Sneller, 37
Stacy Wagner, 44*
Write In: Rick Richter, 49*
Write In: Brandon Penton, 5
Write In: Bruce Born, 1
City of Guthrie Center
Mayor – Dennis Kunkel, 133
City Council (elect 3):
Chuck Cleveland, 110*
Carolyn Masters, 92
Randy Nickel, 81
Brian Stringer, 36
City Council To Fill Vacancy (1)
Write In: Gerald Thomas, 20*
Write In: Randy Nickel, 17
Write In: Brian Springer, 12
City of Jamaica
City Council (elect 3):
Karen Onken, 29
Randall Perkins, 32
Write-In: Hal D. Meinecke, 15
City of Panora
City Council (elect 3):
Tony Barber, 31
Thomas John Flanery, 110
Brian Dorsett, 171*
Stan Landon, 124*
Curtis Nepstad Thornberry, 182*
Public Measure: Shall the Panora City Council change the composition of the Board of Trustees of the Library from Seven resident members and Two nonresident members to Six resident members and Three nonresident members? YES 99 NO 109
City of Yale
Mayor – Steve Stanton, 53
City Council (elect 3):
John Chase, 35*
Mindy L. Fear, 29
Richard Kipp, 44*
Tim Walker, 45*
CITY OF HARLAN
Mayor – Mike Kolbe 303
City Council At Large (elect 1)
Sharon Kroger 200*
Phillip B. Perkins 157
Council Ward 1 (elect 1) – Jay Christensen, 59
Council Ward 3 (Elect 1) –
Jeanna Rudolph, 70*
Larry Trickel, 48
PUBLIC MEASURE A (Library Board of Trustees realignment of members) – YES 319* NO 25
CITY OF DEFIANCE
Mayor (elect 1):
Alan J. Wilwerding, 3*
Mark Arkfeld, 1; Bob Kloewer, 1; Douglas Schmitz, 2.
City Council (elect 3):
Tom Beytien, 34*
Vernon Cole, 29*
Douglas Schmitz, 30*
Midge Carter, 1; Jamie Goetz, 3; Larry Stessman, 1; Mrs. John J. (Mary) Wells, 1; & Larry Patterson, 1.
City Council to fill a vacancy: Jeff Theulen, 34.
CITY OF EARLING
Mayor – Janice Gaul, 6
City Council (elect 3)
Jackie Frum, 6*
Troy Xavier Langenfeld, 6*
Heath Richards, 1; Daniel Tremel, 5*
CITY OF ELK HORN
City Council (Elect 2)
Jim McCarthy, 34
Nolan Daniel Teegerstrom, 32.
PUBLIC MEASURE A (Asks for a tax levy not to to establish a Capital Improvement Reserve Fund not exceed 67 1/2 cents per $1,000 taxable property valuation, for maintenance and repair of the swimming pool and municipal buildings for a period of 10-years. YES 30 NO 6
CITY OF IRWIN
Mayor – James Borcher, 18
City Council (elect 3)
Greg Gaer, 19
WM D. McMahon, 18
Lana Schieso, 18
Jessie Bates, 1
CITY OF KIRKMAN
Mayor: Matthew K. Nielsen, 12*; Steven Barrett, 3; Ron Heese, 1.
City Council (elect 2 – All were write-in’s)
Terry Fiscus 7*
Ron Heese & Sonny Goans tied with 5 votes each, to be broken by the Board of Supervisors.
Other write-in votes include: Dennis Baldwin, 3; Brett Kimball, 3; Michael Norris, 1; Arlyn Oman, 2; Larry Andersen, 1; Gale Andersen, 1, & Nancy Nielsen, 1
CITY OF PANAMA
Mayor (write-in’s)
Larry Keane, 14*
Mona Crall, 1; George Leuschen, 2, Dean Kloewer, 1.
City Council (elect 3 – all write-in’s)
All other write-in’s received 2 or less votes.
CITY OF PORTSMOUTH
Mayor:
William J. Sondag, 11*
Ron Prososki, 2; Connie Juhl, 2; Tim Blum 1.
City Council (elect 3):
Jill Greaves, 1; Glen Kleffman, 2; Raymond Pitch, 1.
CITY OF SHELBY
Mayor:
Ron Kroll, 73
Mel Hursey, 5, Rod Robinson, Jim Boeck and Marsion Pitt each had 1 vote.
City Council (elect 2):
Pat Honeywell, 65*; Jim Boeck, 52*
Others receiving votes: Karen Schlueter, 31; Rick Kiessel and Brad Blum received 2 each; Dave Robinson, Jackie Hursey and Doug Wager each received 1 vote.
CITY OF TENNANT
Mayor: James W. Brantner, 18
City Council (elect 2): Dennis Oellerich, 17*; Todd Hively, 14* . Other votes: Roger Schumacher, 1.
CITY OF WESTPHALIA
Mayor – Jerry Gross, 10.
City Council (elect 3): Ed Goetzinger* & Julie Goetzinger* each received 10, and Brian Arkfeld* received 6 votes.
Other votes: Diane Hall, 2. Tom Musich, 2.
City of Stuart
Mayor: Dick Cook 198
City Council (elect 3):
Mick Askren 154*
Bryan Belden 144*
Neal Crawford 106
Kristina A. Renslow 132
Theresa Wright Glass 153*
City of Adair
Mayor: John M. Larsen 52
City Council (elect 2):
Richard A. Hayes 65
Rick Stanley 63
City of Bridgewater
Mayor: Steven Frese 29
City Council (elect 2)
Douglas Miller 30
Mary Yarrington 28
City of Fontanelle
Mayor: Tyson J. Sickles 66
City Council (elect 2):
Brody Warrior 78
Jade Zimmerline 77
City of Greenfield
City Council (elect 3):
Nancy Antisdel 59
Brian Fox 64
Suzanne Wagner 60
Park Board (elect 2): 32 write-in names submitted
Write-In 1 No name
Write-In 2 No name
City of Orient
Mayor: Loretta Umbenhower 22
City Council (elect 3):
Justin Boswell 23
James Sitzman 24
Matthew Swanson 23
Red Oak Police, Tuesday night, arrested a man for Domestic Abuse Assault. 52-year old Jerry Dee Shaver, of Red Oak, was taken into custody at around 9:25-p.m. in the 100 block of W. 5th Street. He was brought to the Montgomery County Jail and held without bond.
City of Elliott
Mayor:
Write-In: Mike Carson 21 votes
City Council At-Large (elect 3: No candidates filed)
Write-In: Jacquie Howell 12
Write-In: Loren Taylor 11
Write-In: Candy Tischer 5
City of Stanton
City Council At-Large (elect 3):
(I) Eric Paulson 58*
(I) Sheryl Porter 49*
(I) Daniel Allen 29
Jessica Sundberg 41*
City of Villisca
Public Measure A: Shall the Villisca Public Library Board of Trustees be changed to 4 resident and one non-resident member, to be appointed by the Mayor (w/Council approval)? If so, the persons appointed would serve a term of three-years, effective 1/1/2018. YES 70 NO 11
City of Anita:
City Council (elect 3 to a 4-year term each) –
Ben Daughenbaugh 58*
Incumbent Mark Harris 25
John Knutson 68*
Write-in Tim Wheelock 42*
City of Atlantic:
Mayor (4-year term):
Incumbent David R. Jones. 521
Write-In 143
City Council At Large (4-year term, elect 1):
Gerald A. Brink (appointed) 645
Write-In 18
City Council 2nd Ward (4-year term, elect 1):
Incumbent Kathy Somers 76
City Council 5th Ward (4-year term):
Incumbent Richard D. “Dick” Casady 176
Write-In 3
Parks & Recreation Board (6-year term beginning 11/2017), elect 2:
John Krogman 635
Incumbent Jolene Smith 569
Write-In 16
Public Measure G asked if the City should increase the current Hotel-Motel Tax from 4% to 7%, effective January 1st, 2018. The 4% tax is already used for Atlantic Parks and Rec Department purposes. The additional 3% revenue would be used for the Schildberg Recreation Area, walking paths and trails inside the City of Atlantic. YES 359 NO 420*
City of Cumberland:
Mayor (2-year term):
Incumbent Nancy Virginia Coughlin 36
City Council (elect 3 to a 4-year term each):
Incumbent Gary Cooper 23 (Tie to be broken by the Board of Supervisors)
Darrin Hardisty 23 ” ”
Incumbent Michael Martin 26*
Mike Hill 29*
In Cumberland, Public Measure C asks voters if the City should amend sections of the City Code of Ordinances by changing the number of Cumberland Library Board members from seven to five who are appointed by the City Council. (50% of the votes are required for passage).
YES 34 NO 3
City of Griswold:
Mayor (4-year term):
Brad Rhine 91
Write-In 12
City Council (elect 2 to a 4-year term):
Julianne M. Adams 82*
Carol Preston 85*
Write-In: Thomas Moore 21
City of Lewis:
City Council (elect 2 to 4-year terms):
Ryan Archibald (appointed) 81*
Don Cohrs 38*
Leroy Easter 7
Chad Frieze 32
Bryan Olson-Everett 9
Rick Sanny 24
City Council (Vacancy term, 4-years, elect 1):
Ryan Lockwood (appointed) 86*
Natalie Olson-Everett 16
In Lewis, voters will decide if an annual levy at a rate not to exceed 27-cents per $1,000 assessed property valuation will be used to provide monies for public library services (Public Measure B) and, if the City should change how its Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) revenue is used. (Public Measure E). 50% approval is required for both measures)
YES 42 NO 51
City of Marne:
Mayor (2-year term):
Incumbent Randall I. Baxter 33
City Council (*2-year terms, elect 5): 6 candidates –
Vergil Anderson 21
Incumbent Lori Holste 37*
Mark Opbroek 35*
Wayne Priester 38*
Incumbent Angela Redler 32*
Jericho Schmitt 25*
Public Measure E asks if the Local Option Sales Tax (LOST) be used 100% for “Any lawful purpose”? YES 22 NO 12
Public Measure D asks voters of the community if the term of the Mayor and Council Members be changed from 2-years to 4-years. (50% approval needed for passage)
YES 19 NO 16
City of Massena:
Mayor (2-year term):
Write-In: Phil Przchodzin 54*
City Council (4-year term, elect 2):
Incumbent Jackson Bissell 68*
Bobby McKnight 32
Incumbent Douglas Venteicher 65*
Public Measure F asks citizens for permission to change the use of the City’s LOST revenue. (50% approval required for the measure to pass).
YES 42 NO 45
City of Wiota:
Mayor (2-year term):
Incumbent Ford Lillard 17
City Council (4-year term, elect 3):
Incumbent Jeff Lillard 15
Two Write-In candidates to be elected
City of Audubon – City Council (elect 3) 18% turnout
Brad Hemmingsen 206*
Jason Hocker 155*
Nick Weihs 165*
Doug Jensen (Write-In) 133
PUBLIC MEASURE A (change LOST from 100% streets to “any lawful purpose”) NO 185* YES 80
City of Brayton
Mayor:
(I) Cally Christensen 22*
Neil C. Poldberg 13
City Council (elect 2)
Greg Gust 30
David L. Hansen 31
PUBLIC MEASURE A (Annual levy not to exceed $1.50/$1,000 assessed valuation for additional police protection services)
City of Exira
Mayor – Mike Huegerich 69
City Council (elect 2)
Dwight Jessen 54
Courtney Peppers 60
City Council – TVA (term expires 12/31/19) – Elect 1
Clark M. Borkowski 32
Melissa Paulsen 56*
Mark Paulsen (Write-In) 28
City of Gray:
Mayor –
William Cramer 4
Bryan Olson (Write-In) 7*
City Council (elect 3):
(I) Joan Cramer 4
Roy John Bolick 6
Jared Olson 8
City Council (TVA – term ends 12/31/19)
Samuel Wendl 10
City of Avoca – City Council (elect 3)
William Dea 164*
Derek Knop 121*
Steven Kern 92
David McCain 100*
City of Neola
Mayor:
Dawn Marie Goodsell 153*
Lon Ring 65
City of Oakland – City Council (elect 3)
Pat Newberg 73*
Doug Reed 62
Debbie Rollins 104*
Joseph Wede 92*
City of Treynor – City Council (elect 3)
Joe Fisher 75
David Waymire 67
Write-In 3
City of Underwood – City Council (elect 2)
Zeferina S. Aguilar 24
Jim Pingel 28*
Julius W. Tiarks 57*
Gary J. Wahle 24
City of Walnut – City Council (elect 3)
Linda Booth 55*
Kim Canada 48
Jason Erickson 30
Michael Gettler 78*
Dennis Hullinger 76*
Dan Shirley 33
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) — Three men have pleaded guilty to using stolen identities and debit card numbers in a buying spree across Iowa.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office says 26-year-old Dunieski Santana Moreno and 21-year-old Liliany de Armas Mena pleaded guilty last week in Cedar Rapids’ federal court to aggravated identity theft and conspiracy to commit access device fraud. Thirty-six-year-old Pedro Alvarez Rodriguez pleaded guilty to the same charges on Sept. 21. All three are Cuban citizens, but had lived in the U.S.
Prosecutors say the men admitted stealing account information earlier this year from at least 35 accounts using “skimming” devices. The stolen information was then encoded onto counterfeit magnetic strip cards, which were used at stores across Iowa.
Each faces up to nearly 10 years in prison when they’re sentenced at a later date.