District Associate Probate Judge Ruth Klotz has retired after 34 years as Polk County's chief overseer of wills, estates and legal guardianships for troubled children and the feeble elderly. Lawmakers had written an exemption to enable her to keep working after age 80.
February 06, 2013 at 02:35 AM
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Iowa’s oldest judge has retired from her duties in Polk County at the age of 90 after decades spent overseeing wills and other matters.
The Des Moines Register reports that District Associate Probate Judge Ruth Klotz said at a retirement party Thursday that she wants to travel and to pass the work on to a younger judge.
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