Daily Staff Writer

Primary elections held today

Primary elections are being held today for several local government positions.

Voters must be registered with either the Democratic or Republican Party to vote in the primaries. Those not registered with one of the parties can register or change party affiliation at the polls today.

Running for U.S. representative, third district, are incumbent Leonard Boswell, Democrat, and Republicans Phillip K. Ferren and Jay Marcus. Candidates for state representative, 61st district, are incumbent Jane Greimann, Democrat, and Steve Halloran, Republican.

A primary is also being held for county sheriff; candidates are incumbent Paul H. Fitzgerald, Democrat, and Terry D. Stark, Republican. Running for county auditor are incumbent Judy Emmons, Democrat, and Mary Mosiman, Republican. County supervisor candidates are Democrats Wayne Clinton, Jim Cooper and Bob Sinclair and Republicans David Deyoe and Gary Titus.

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. today. Polling locations near campus are precinct 2-5, held at 100 University Village; 3-1, Room 2142 of the Veterinary Medical College building; 3-2, Memorial Lutheran Church, 2228 Lincoln Way; 3-3, Collegiate United Methodist Church, 2622 Lincoln Way; 3-5, Wallace-Wilson Commons of the Towers dormitories; 4-3, St. Andrews Lutheran Church, 209 Colorado Ave.; 4-4, Collegiate Presbyterian Church, 159 N. Sheldon Ave.; 4-5, Room 138 of the Seed Science Building.

For further information and other polling locations, call the Story County Auditor’s Office at 382-721

—Jocelyn Marcus

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Summer sitters’ list available

Iowa State’s Summer 2000 Sitters’ List is now available at the ISU-Ames YWCA’s office, located in Room 15 of Alumni Hall.

Potential sitters’ names, addresses, categories of children they are willing to care for (infants, toddlers, physically challenged), availability, age, experience and automobile access are included on the list.

All parties interested in obtaining a Sitters’ List are required to sign a waiver. The waiver indicates it is the parent’s responsibility to check the sitters’ references.

The Ames-ISU YWCA does not accept responsibility for use of the Sitters’ List. The service does not train caregivers or screen individuals included on the list.

Anyone interested in obtaining a copy of the list can contact Judy Dolphin at 294-1663 or Erica Tinken at 294-0044.

The list is free to ISU students. Non-students can purchase a copy of the list for $2. The list may be mailed to students and members of the community for a fee of $1.

—Justin Kendall

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Another College Creek contaminator found

The Broiler, 6008 Lincoln Way, was recently added to the list of College Creek’s contaminators.

Luke Nelson, of Boone County Planning and Development, said it was the owner of The Broiler, John Pfeffer, who brought the contamination to the attention of Boone County officials.

“We didn’t find out on them until recently,” Nelson said. “He [Pfeffer] hasn’t tried to hide anything, and he’s been really honest.”

Pfeffer said he was suspicious about his restaurant’s status after hearing about Chef’s Inn, 6400 Lincoln Way, being a contaminator. The Broiler was built by the same contractor as Chef’s Inn, Pfeffer said.

Pfeffer said he hired Draintech Drain Cleaning and Water Jetting Service, 2700 Ford St., to check out his system.

“We found out we were directly going into that tile,” Pfeffer said.

Nelson and Pfeffer plan to meet Thursday to survey his property and design a new system.

“I’m sorry I was a part of it, but we’re going to remedy it,” Pfeffer said. “I have no desire to pollute.”

— Heidi Jolivette