Giorgianni given probation with oxygen needs raised
Giorgianni received a $2,000 fine and three years probation after judge free him on July 30. Wherry said Giorgianni has a sleep apnea condition requiring air conditioning and oxygen. During a transfer, DOC said he would have needed medical care and oxygen full time, making a prison cell unsafe.
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Trenton Times
Joseph “Jo-Jo
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Weather snapshot and temperature records
Sunset tonight is 8 10. Saturday sunrise to follow with high near 83 and low 62. No precipitation. Record highs and lows noted from 1918 and 1964. Extended forecast shows little rain Sunday through Tuesday with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. National extremes include a 36 low at Marquette and a 102 high at La Junta, Cotulla, and Laredo.
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Israeli air assault continues as Beirut blasts rage
Radio reports over 100 buildings destroyed as Israel conducts more than 90 sorties in Lebanon to drive out the PLO. Hospitals faced direct hits, dozens killed likely civilians, while Begin holds cabinet meeting and halts bombing after U S pressure warning.
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Reagan foes edge toward tax bill vote amidst GOP push
Republican leader Robert Michel said President Reagan will win limited GOP support for the 98.9 billion tax bill with one on one talks. He warned passage remains tough and may require about 100 Republicans to join Democrats. Senate backs amnesty in immigration reform amid broader defense policy wins for Reagan and the Pentagon as restrictions on nerve gas and MX missiles are dropped.
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Island Trees votes to restore nine banned books to shelves
Island Trees school board votes six to one to return nine previously banned books to school shelves two months after a Supreme Court intervention. Librarians must notify parents when a student withdraws a book, amid first amendment victory remarks by former plaintiff Steven Pico.
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the Fixer
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Slaugh
Benton County Undercover Teens Buy Beer in 8 Stores
Benton County sheriff's officers conducted an undercover operation with a 16 year old girl and an 18 year old man visiting 17 bars and stores Wednesday night to test beer law compliance. Eight outlets sold beer to the minors. Names of participating establishments will be released after charges are filed early next week. This marks the second summer incident in the county following June actions where two defendants pled guilty and 16 others faced trials.
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Benton County
Kidnapper Schubert Sentenced to Life in Iowa
Randy M. Schubert of Rock Rapids received life in prison after being convicted of first degree kidnapping in the spring abduction of an 18 year old Forest City woman. The 800 mile ride to Illinois and back included sexual abuse. Judge J W Frey ordered the term at the Iowa Men's Reformatory in Anamosa.
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Hancock County
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Anamosa
Ray to visit Japan to boost U S beef exports
Gov. Robert Ray will visit Japan September 12 to 17 to press for increased U S red meat sales. The trip follows trade talks planned with William Brock to discuss exporting more red meat and citrus. Japanese farmers oppose more livestock exports while consumer groups favor beef imports. The timing coincides with Japan’s election period.
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