University investigation probes sex allegations in football recruiting
Deputy attorney general discusses findings on a reported encounter involving 18 year old quarterback Patton tied to a university scandal. Sterner figures from Patton to Kansas State are noted while other recruits deny any such incident. A news conference is planned with Ferentz Bowls Mims and other athletics officials present.
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Jeff Byers
Cortney Grixby
Tom Santi
Iowa City
Recruits Visit Iowa City Nightlife Amid Campus Guidelines
Recruits in Iowa City during a September 20 weekend visited the downtown area after a game and met players at Abdul Hodge's apartment before nightlife. Iowa City law restricts under 19 in bars after 10 PM, and UI guidelines on prospective student athletes’ entertainment are under review.
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Helder Faces Mental Evaluation After Bomb Plot
In Cedar Rapids a judge ordered a 20 minute hearing as Helder meets with U.S. Public Defender Jane Kelly. His parents watched. he was handcuffed and led out. An evaluation will decide if a mental disease makes him dangerous, with two months for a finding. He is accused of placing 18 bombs in five states in May 2002 injuring two Iowa women and a rural mail carrier.
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the Gazette
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Mental health test planned for Luke Helder in deadly mailbox bombs
Luke Helder's future hinges on whether he is found competent to stand trial for Iowa bombings that injured Delores Werling and others. He faces life in prison on Iowa charges and additional counts in Illinois and Nebraska. Werling, 72, recollects the attack but shows resilience and forgiveness.
Virginia couple claims 239 million Mega Millions prize
J R and Peggy Triplett of Winchester Virginia announced at a Richmond news conference they will take the lump sum of about 141 million before taxes from Februarys 239 million Mega Millions prize the second largest in U S history They said their first purchase will be a tombstone for a long dead friend and plans include real estate purchases after 48 years as a truck driver and a 35 year marriage
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Homecoming honors Iowa troops and families
Iowa families and troops returning from Iraq receive a heartfelt welcome. Doug Olney praises the service and rebuild efforts while parents note personal growth in their children. Veterans like Sgt Jennifer Chipman and Staff Sgt Arlen Green reflect on challenges and appreciation.
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Davenport
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University of Iowa
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North
Liberty
Arlen Green
Moline, Ill
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