Bear council victory in casino ruling sparks mixed reaction
The ruling upholds the Bear council’s control of the casino amid claims of forcible takeover by Alex Walker. Pearlstein says operations remained consistent and safety not endangered, while supporters like Rhonda Pushetonequa praise the decision and anticipate reopening for 1,300 workers.
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Ramp U parking losses soar as repairs loom at hospital ramp
The university faces about 470 parking spaces with losses near 100000 dollars per month due to the ramp damage. Visitors park free while patients are charged hourly rates. staff pay monthly or daily rates. Repair costs could total 1 to 2 million dollars with plans to reopen sections as work proceeds.
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C R pair face meth charges in Iowa City
Ronald and Andrea Dean of 126 Kenmore St. NE face conspiracy to manufacture meth, possession of meth precursors, possession of marijuana, and child endangerment charges afterPurchases at Wal Mart and other stores involving pseudoephedrine, pipe fittings, drain cleaner, and aquarium tubing used to make meth. Police recovered marijuana in their vehicle. they were released without bail to appear in court.
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Iowa Soldiers Head Home After Early Iraq Fight
Spc Chris Dilks Pfc Steven Dunn Spc Matt Seyler and Lt Col Todd Wood of the 3rd Infantry Division prepare to return to the United States after participating in the earliest ground actions in Iraq. Dunn claims to be the first Iowan into Baghdad on March 20. Ten soldiers were killed and 36 wounded as the battalion advanced from Kuwait toward Baghdad. The group recalls intense combat and desert sand storms shaping their experience and outlook. They plan to fly home within 10 days and say they have matured greatly during the mission.
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Iraqi convoy in Baghdad contrasts wealth and poverty
Iowa soldiers describe Baghdad sights from a modern sports complex and luxury gated buildings to bombed looking areas as they assess locals reactions. Cpl. Brian Bustos notes thumbs up can be insulting in Iraq while Sgt. John Hoth expresses confidence. Kevin Randle, Captain, Iowa National Guard, notes his varied military background.
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