Branstad questions bill on property tax
Lt. Gov. Terry Branstad questions a property tax bill as the major obstacle to adjournment while legislators differ on school aid funding. He notes questions on retroactive versus prospective equalization and which property classes require limitations, warning the session could extend beyond May 11 if disputes persist.
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Autopsy results awaited in Waterloo teacher death case
Police investigate the death of Patricia Ann Kniss a 35 year old teacher found nude beside a road after a suspected struggle. Earl Moses 25 is jailed on kidnapping charges with no comment on links to Debora Lane slaying. Evidence includes blood stains a torn shirt button and a lamp cork fragment from a Chevrolet Chevelle linked to Moses.
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Prosecution rests in Floyd County murder trial
After reading depositions from its 29th and 30th witnesses the Floyd County murder trial of Shealy Wiles rested its case. Wiles 44 of Nashua is charged with first degree murder in the death of Alice Simonsmeier 53 also of Nashua. Major testimony came from Nashua resident Robert Hull 28 one of the last to see Mrs Simonsmeier alive.
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Alice Simonsmeier
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Hawkeye Students Bask In Warm Spring Day
University of Iowa students Stephanie Custer from Chicago and Bill enjoy a sunny break on campus as classes pause for warm weather.
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University of Iowa
Stephanie Custer
Chicago
Bill
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