Missing 9 year old Anna Marie Emry found nationwide search widens
The hunt for Anna Marie Emry 9 daughter of Tony and Peg Emry of Grinnell continues as authorities interview her uncle Robert Emry and administer a polygraph test. The disappearance from Brighton has drawn local state and federal involvement with posters online and in newspapers and national alerts.
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Douglas Neumann
Anna Marie Emry
Tony
Peg Emry
Grinnell
Robert Emry
Brighton
Nancy Butterbaugh
Washington County Sheriff's Department
USA Today
Anna Marie
Iowa Animal Ordinance OKd Brief
A brief report confirms an animal ordinance approval in Iowa. The item mentions an assault charge under the Iowa Hate Crimes Act against Denny Verry, who is identified as white, with details on page 1B. Other notes reference state fair dairy winners and Governor Branstad proposing an 829 million tax cut, plus an Ocean Northwest opponent note for Cedar Rapids Legion Blue on page 10.
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Iowa
Denny Verry
Terry Branstad
Larry Murphy
D-Oelwein
Cedar Rapids Legion Blue
American Legion
Omaha Northwest
Black Hawk sets Sept. 27 for 2nd vote on gambling
Black Hawk County supervisors voted 4-1 to hold a Sept. 27 referendum on expanded gambling після a pledge by Casino Magic of Mississippi to fund the election and help resolve National Cattle Congress debt. The move follows a May defeat of the first measure and a lawsuit by Citizens Voting No seeking to stop a new vote.
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Val Swinton
Iowa
Black Hawk
Attorney General
Reed
Black Hawk County
Quirk
Casino Magic
Bay St. Louis
Miss
National Cattle Congress
NCC
Waterloo Greyhound Park
Augie Masciotta
Senate approves first health care amendment amid reform debate
The Senate voted 55 to 42 to require insurers to provide preventive care for pregnant women and children by July 1995 with no co payments. Only two Republicans supported the measure, one Democrat opposed it. The action marks the first move on the 1,443 page reform bill as senators gauge bipartisan paths forward and consider preserving or changing major benefits.
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Washington
Senate
Christopher Dodd
D-Conn
Oon
Tom Daschle
Dodd
George Mitchell
Mitchell
Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
William Roth
Delaware
James Jeffords
Vermont
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Jim Sasser
D-Tenn
Don Nickles
R-Okla
GOF
Fed raises rates to curb inflation amid ongoing hikes
The Federal Reserve boosted short term rates by 0.5 percentage points in the fifth increase this year, lifting the federal funds rate to 4.75 percent and the discount rate to 4.0 percent. Major banks followed by raising prime rates to 7.75 percent, signaling higher consumer borrowing costs while deposit rates may stay steady.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Federal Open Market Committee
Central Bank
Chase Manhattan
Norwest Corp
Federal Funds
Paul Getman
Regional Financial Associates
West Chester
Fed
Treasury
Iowa growth hampered by labor and housing shortages
Iowa’s growth potential is capped by tight labor markets and a housing shortage. State economist Harvey Siegelman notes plans to add 1,000 jobs per firm are stymied by scarce skilled workers and insufficient housing, with aging housing stock worsening the issue as communities strain to provide roads and services.
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Rod Boshart
Des Moines
Iowa
Harvey Siegelman
Siegelman
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National Center For Missing and Exploited Children
CompuServe
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