Fewer crimes reported at 3 state universities
Iowa three state universities show lower crime in 1993. University of Iowa incidents fell over 16 percent, Iowa State saw a slight drop, and University of Northern Iowa was praised as among the safest campuses by one study. Officials caution against complacency and note factors behind declines.
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Nuclear plants to beef up security
A brief notice urges stronger security at nuclear facilities and urges farmers to shift away from exports toward diversified regional food production to cushion local supply concerns.
Angling Advocates Embrace Slow Growing Smallmouth Bass
Eastern Iowa fishermen promote catch and release for smallmouth bass as the species gains respect. In high school softball, the Lisbon Lions defeated Kingsley-Pierson 2 0 while Center Point Urbana fell 2 0 to Woodward Granger in Class 1A action.
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Iowa
Lisbon
Strike divides fans as players seek fair contracts
A media column argues critics should weigh core issues in the labor dispute between players and team owners rather than rallying behind top earners. Page 10 opinion piece discusses public sympathy and economic stakes in multimillion dollar deals.
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Dundee couple split up days before killings
Dundee authorities say a man and a woman involved in a domestic incident last week may have killed themselves. A babysitter reported the 17 month old Drake Hutchinson was safe as investigators pursued a murder and death by own action theory. Neighbors noted a Sept 10 wedding date had been set but the couple split a week earlier.
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Yugoslavia cuts off support for Serbs in Bosnia
Belgrade announced it would end aid to Bosnian Serbs, ban Bosnian Serb leaders from its territory, and halt most trade except food clothing and medicine. President Milosevic urged Bosnian Serbs to replace their leadership, signaling a potential turning point in the Bosnia conflict.
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Denver Aerodrome Plans Backup Conveyor System to Open
Denver officials approve a $50 million backup baggage system using conveyor belts and carts to reopen the airport while the $193 million automated system remains fixable. Mayor Wellington Webb warns against opening with a faulty system as testing continues and suggests completion by year end is possible.
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Grand Rapids
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Autopsy Finds Tauke Shot by Lawman After Standoff
An autopsy determined Dale Tauke died from a single gunshot wound to the upper chest and neck area fired by a law officer. Tauke, 52, died after a 24 hour standoff near Farley as State Patrol Trooper David Shinker was wounded. Shinker was in fair condition. The investigation by the Division of Criminal Investigation continues.
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