Kinross man questions police actions in son’s fatal shooting
Tracy Wasson of Kinross questions law enforcement after Kyle Wasson, 24, was shot during a high speed pursuit with North Liberty Police Chief Jim Warkentin near Kate Wickham Elementary School. The incident began with a speeding stop and escalated to a fatal gunshot during a struggle.
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Hiawatha crash closes I 380 after deer collision
Interstate 380 southbound was shut between County Home and Boyson roads after a late night crash involving two motorcycles and a deer. Linn County Sheriff's officials said the incident occurred around 9 p.m. with no injuries reported at press time. Hiawatha police are investigating and say other vehicles may have been involved.
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Iowa City cites 137 for underage alcohol possession
Iowa City police issued 137 citations for underage possession of alcohol from Thursday through Saturday morning during routine bar checks and other calls for service. A separate incident reported a Saturday fire at 4062 Alburnett Rd damaged a garage a car and a house. no injuries. The fire started in a car engine compartment at 3:26 p.m. and was caused by a battery charger used by Vernon Kloubek. The car and garage were destroyed and the home suffered roof and siding damage. the house was vacant and for sale.
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Man charged in mother's death in Waverly
Jeffrey Larson 30 of Waverly is charged with first degree murder in the death of his mother Pamela Burns 52 of Waverly Emergency workers found Burns dead Friday at her home in the 800 block of Seventh Avenue NW An autopsy shows blunt force trauma to the head Larson is held on a 1 million dollar cash bond at Bremer County Jail
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Cornell College marks 150 years and 25 years of OCAAT calendar
Sociology professor Richard Peterson notes the shift from a 14 week term to a deeper study approach. Cornell celebrates its sesquicentennial and 25 years of the OCAAT calendar with nine courses per year, drawing 75 percent of students from outside Iowa as enrollment settles near 1100.
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Cornell College milestones through the years
A chronological summary of Cornell College history from its 1852 founding and 1853 first classes through notable events and figures. Highlights include early milestones, pioneering women, lectures by Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington, dances, athletics, prominent visitors like Taft Keller and Wright, and campus recognitions up to 1980.
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Update on political labeling and definitions
Column analyzes how words liberal and conservative are used today, arguing the dictionary fails to define current meaning. Author proposes practical test ideas and shares humorous maxims about political labeling, inviting reader input and promising future columns.
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