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Wisconsin Assembly Candidate Dwight York
October 1984
"Wisconsin Assembly candidate, Dwight York, talks strategy with Senator Jim Sensenbrenner."
York For Assembly
November 1984
"Supporters of Dwight York watch election returns on the TV screen."
On the Campaign
June 1984
Dwight York campaigning for Wisconsin Assembly visiting Jim Ruecker's grocery store.
York on the Campaign Trail
June 1984
Dwight York talks to Palmer Behm and his son on the campaign trail for Wisconsin Assembly.
Dwight York
November 1984
"After being assured of a victory, York thanks his followers for their support at the American Legion building in Lomira."
