No charges seen in grain scandal
A Des Moines report says no criminal charges are likely in the Prairie Grain Co. collapse case after an Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation probe. Gene Meyer notes no evidence supports charges against anyone living.
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Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation
Gene Meyer
Iowa Commerce Commission
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Wallace Dick
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Meyer
ISU students among 20 arrested in raids
Twenty people were arrested in a coordinated drug raid in Ames. At least half were Iowa State University students. Cocaine hashish and marijuana valued at 3000 to 4000 dollars were seized. Several ISU dorm residents faced multiple counts and all arrestees had sold drugs to undercover officers.
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Davenport
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Weldon
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Ankeny
William Loetscher
Dubuque
Steven J. Danielson
House votes to reorganize Iowa crime agency
The Iowa House approved a plan to redesig nate the Iowa Crime Commission as the Iowa Criminal Justice Council with 12 governor appointees. Staff would transfer to the Department of Public Safety, creating a Division of Criminal Justice Planning and aligning with federal law.
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UPI
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R-Muscatine
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Drunk Driving Charges Filed in Linn County Early Morning
Three people were arrested and charged with drunk driving in Linn County. Allan S. Benz, 23, of Rockford Illinois, was captured at 1:57 a.m. at an undisclosed location. Paul R. Suchomel, 23, of Atkins, was taken into custody at 2:10 a.m. in the 2100 block of 16th Avenue SW. Kenneth B. Lewis, 19, of 1301 Third St. SW, was arrested at 3:15 a.m. at 21st Avenue and Mallory Street SW.
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Rockford
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Atkins
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Kenneth B. Lewis
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21St Avenue
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Rice named to Cedar Rapids Airport Commission
The Cedar Rapids City Council approved Clare Rice as a member of the Airport Commission to fill Dr. John Chapman's term through Oct. 18, 1984. Chapman resigned for business reasons and the panel will elect a new chairman. Kathleen J. Rinderknecht also joined the City Planning Commission replacing Katheryn M. Boatman who resigned.
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Cedar Rapids
Clare Rice
Rice
Avionics
Rockwell International
John Chapman
Chapman
Kathleen J. Rinderknecht
City Planning Commission
Katheryn M. Boatman
Boatman
City approves $1.7 million industrial revenue bonds
City Council approves total bonds of 1.7 million for two warehouse projects in an industrial complex off J Street SW. David and Joanne Clark seek 1.2 million financing. Mellhon Company requests 0.5 million. Bonds carry no local taxpayer obligation.
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Joanne Clark
Mellhon Company
J Street
House defeats tougher pipeline rules in Iowa
In Des Moines a proposed amendment to a pipeline bill would have required new pipelines to be buried at least five feet underground. Rep. Andy McKean urged the measure but the House defeated it by a one vote margin 45 to 46 on Wednesday.
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Iowa
Andy McKean
Morley
McKean
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