Donors Honored At Iowa City Memorial Service
A memorial service for 102 University of Iowa College of Medicine body donors was held at Oakland Cemetery in Iowa City. The Deeded Body Program honors donors and their families while noting studies finish within 12 to 18 months. donations welcome from competent adults.
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Gazette
Johnson County
Iowa City
University of Iowa College of Medicine
U of I Anatomy Department
Oakland Cemetery
Loren Spence
Anatomy Department
Department of Anatomy
BSB
Iowa
Suit Filed Over Job Injuries In Iowa City
Michael Galli sues Advanced Drainage Systems Inc for injuries suffered at work on July 10 1986 and loss of employment claiming wrongful discharge willful and wanton disregard and tortious interference with his contract. He seeks unspecified damages and a jury trial.
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Johnson County Bureau
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Advanced Drainage Systems Inc
Johnson County
Michael Galli
Galli
Records
Pleads Guilty In Iowa City Theft Case
Todd Michael Coe 21 of 707 Kellogg Apt 4 Ames pleaded guilty to third degree theft in Johnson County District Court. Sentencing set for Sept 28 at 9:30 a.m. Coe was charged May 27 with second degree burglary after officers saw him leaving 630 S Capitol St Apt 304 with a stack of compact discs. He admitted entering the apartment and taking the discs.
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Johnson County Bureau
Iowa City
Todd Michael Coe
Kellogg
Apt. 4
Ames
Johnson County
Coe
S. Capitol St
Apt
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Ethanol Back On The Rise Amid Oil Shortage
Corn based fuel again gains traction as the Department of Energy urges higher ethanol production to offset Iraq Kuwait oil cuts. Nebraska’s ethanol leaders and lawmakers call for a long term energy policy with tax relief to expand capacity beyond 1.2 billion gallons annually.
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Kuwait
John Sneller
Nebraska Gasohol Committee
Congress
Midwest
Eric Vaughn
Renewable Fuels Association
Key
Vaughn
U.S
Avenson calls for $20 million ethanol engine funding
Democratic candidate Don Avenson urged Iowa to spend up to 20 million to develop vehicles powered by pure ethanol. He proposed using more than 19 million in unspent lottery profits to back a public private partnership for fuel efficient engines and carburetion and fuel injection research.
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Iowa
Don Avenson
Avenson
Terry Branstad
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