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Iowa Delegation to the
1972
Democratic National Convention
Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Elliott
Anderson, near Burlington
- Floyd
Bennett, Dubuque
- Linus
P. Brenner, near Mapleton
- Glenn
Buhr, Des Moines
- Robert
W. Burke, De Witt
- Bob
Chesher, Sioux City
- John
Cruise, Corning
- Bill
Davis, Marshalltown
- Dee
Dewberry, Cedar Rapids
- Mary
Jane Faust, Ottumwa
- William
Fenton, Des Moines
- Robert
D. Fulton, Waterloo
- Lee
Gaudineer, Des Moines
- Charles
Gifford, Newton
- Jean
Haugland, Lake Mills
- Virginia
Hood, Sioux City
- Anita
Howe, Greenfield
- Harold
E. Hughes
- Paulina
Jackson, Creston
- Sylvia
Johnson, Iowa City
- Kathryn
Kirschbaum, Davenport
- Clif
Larson, Ames
- Neil
R. McCluhan, Sioux City
- Peg
Mullen, La Porte City
- Kathleen
Neylan, Elkader
- Edris
Owens, Newton
- Ted
Pillow, Fairfield
- Jimmie
Porter, Waterloo
- Ramona
Ramirez, Mason City
- Ernest
Ricehill, Jr., Sioux City
- Mary
Rielly, Oskaloosa
- Alfred
Saggs, Council Bluffs
- Sherry
Sanders, Marshalltown
- Christine
Sarcone, Des Moines
- Dick
Seagrave, Ames
- James
Shannon, Mason City
- Mary Jo
Small, Iowa City
- Hal
Stookey, Des Moines
- Emma
Jo Uban, Waterloo
- Bob
Van Deusen, Cedar Rapids
- Dagmar
Vidal, Hampton
- Monica
Walton, Davenport
- James
Wengert, Des Moines
- Ron
Wickham, Cedar Rapids
- Jan
Woods, Cedar Rapids
- David
Zimansky, Iowa City
Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Patty
Anton, Oskaloosa
- Jackie
Bishop, Runnells
- Harold
Brady, Le Mars
- Willis
Bright, Ames
- Lee
Campbell, Newell
- Leland
Carmichael, Villisca
- Betty
Cherry, Adel
- Morris
Chipley, Cedar Rapids
- Jon
Crews, Cedar Falls
- Carl
Dahl, Waterloo
- Robert
Dow, Des Moines
- Leonard
Hoffman, Iowa Falls
- Margaret
E. Lane, Decorah
- Floyd
Lear, Pleasant Valley
- George
Leonard, Elkader
- Mark
Lynch, Storm Lake
- Robert
McMahon, Fort Dodge
- Rodney
Miller, Iowa City
- Burtine
Motley, Cedar Rapids
- Darrell
Netherton, Jamaica
- Monroe
Stevens, Waterloo
- Betty
Talkington, Des Moines
- Mike
Tertichny, Keokuk
- Tom
Whitney, Des Moines
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