Toxic shock trial begins in Cedar Rapids Monday
A Cedar Rapids federal court trial opens over Procter & Gamble and the Rely tampon linked to toxic shock syndrome. The Kehm estate seeks 5 million dollars in compensatory damages and 20 million in punitive damages, with witnesses for both sides to test whether Rely caused the illness and death of Patricia Kehm.
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Procter & Gamble
Cedar Rapids
U.S. District Court
Patricia Ann Kehm
Michael
Denver
Rely
Kehm
P&g
Scien
Tom Riley
Todd Becker
Tim White
Steven Warbasse
Thomas S. Calder
Frank C. Woodside III
Naomi C. Dallop
Cincinnati
Cedar Rapids man re arrested after early release in series of assaults
Bruce A. Hatter, 19, of Cedar Rapids, was re arreste d Friday night four hours after release on kidnapping and sexual abuse charges. He faces first degree kidnapping and second degree sexual abuse in Cedar Rapids, with a related burglary charge from a Wendy’s break in. He is also connected to at least four assaults in Ames between March and July last year. Judge Siebenmann revoked the release and set bonds totaling 300000 dollars after new charges emerged.
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Cedar Rapids
Ames
Linn County
Bruce A. Hatter
Benton St. NE
Harding Junior High School
Hatter
Wendy’s Hamburgers
42Nd St. NE
Washington High School
East Post Road
Ames Police Department
Linn County Attorney’s Office
Sixth Judicial District
John Siebenmann
Division of Correctional Services
Siebenmann
Iowa Tops Nation in Agricultural Export Value
Iowa becomes the leading U S agricultural export state in 1981 with 3.7 billion dollars in commodity exports, surpassing Illinois at 3.6 billion. Leading states and Iowa’s commodity breakdown include feed grains and products 1.9 billion and soybeans and products 1.5 billion, per U S Agriculture Department figures.
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Iowa
Des Moines
UPI
Robert Lounsberry
Lounsberry
Illinois
U.S. Agriculture Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
U.S
California
Texas
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Salvadoran refugee family reunites in Iowa at bus depot
A Salvadoran refugee family reunited in Des Moines after a 38 hour bus trip from Texas. Carlos Herrera, wife Juana Marroquin and their four children spoke through interpreter as they embraced. Catholic Social Services arranged the reunion and will seek political asylum for the family after they fled threats in El Salvador.
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Des Moines
UPI
Carlos Herrera
Iowa
el Salvador
Juana Marroquin
Nelda
Sandra
Yanita
Carlos
Texas
Herrera
David Cortez
Catholic Social Services
Mexico
Los Angeles
U.S
Joy Miller
IRA advantages and enrollment at American Federal
The piece explains opening an American Federal IRA in 1981 82 to reduce taxable income up to 1500 dollars or 15 percent of earnings, with a 2000 dollar limit and 4000 for couples. It highlights payroll deduction, multiple investment options, no fees, a Dollar$ense magazine gift, and free 5% checking, urging readers to start planning now.
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American Federal
Dollar$ense
American Federal Savings and Loan
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Federal Food and Drug Administration
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Rehm
Roland Krekeler
Gazette
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American Express
Visa
Weswale Mall
Jamerican Federal
Third Avenue
First Street
Edgewood Road
Westdale Mall
Iowa City
Lower Muscatine Road
E. Washington
Ankeny
Atlantic
Carroll
Clinton
Davenport
Denison
Missouri Valley
Newton
Perry
West Des Moines
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