Branstad Hints Iowa May Fund Des Moines World Trade Center
Governor Branstad suggested Iowa should consider state funding for John Ryan's proposed Des Moines world trade center project noting its potential for town business and agriculture. He cautioned the project is large for private funding alone and did not specify the state's exact financial role.
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Judy Daubenmiergazette
Des Moines
of Iowa
John Ryan
Terry Branstad
Branstad
Ruan
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau
United States
Susan Neely
Qualifications set for new chief realty firm sought to sell station
The Marion City Council defined minimum qualifications for the next Marion police chief including an associate degree, a BA preferred, 10 years in public law enforcement with five years in supervision, and progressive responsibility. Mayor Grundy plans a March 1984 hire and will solicit suggestions during the search. Also approve soliciting real estate proposals to sell the old 11th Street police station after no bids.
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Christie Wallace
Marion
Robert Zier
Bill Grundy
Kirkwood Community College
Zier
Highway 151
Joe Neuhaus
Grundy
Gazette
11Th St
Carl Ramey
Charles Kraut
Iowa
Marion school board to hold all day session Saturday
The Marion Independent reports the school board will convene a district programs work session at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Longbranch Supper Club. Marvin Mai reports his vehicle in the 600 block of Eighth Street was broken into after 5 p.m. Wednesday with more than $600 in items missing, including dentures, a briefcase, and a checkbook.
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Marion Independent
Marvin Mai
Teakwood Lane
Marion
Eighth Street
Marion teen injured after falling from moving car hood
A 15 year old Marion youth, Gregg Mehlberger of 845 Orchard Road, was hurt Thursday when he fell from the hood of a car while it turned near his home. He was listed in good condition at Mercy Hospital with head injuries after being airlifted. the driver friend faced reckless driving charges.
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Marion
Gregg Mehlberger
Orchard Road
Mercy Hospital
Marion Police Department
Mehlberger
Orchard Drive
Waterloo woman again gets 50-year term in baby kidnap
Crystal Unger was resentenced to a 50 year prison term in Cedar Rapids for taking part in the 1977 kidnapping of a Waterloo infant. The 8th Circuit vacated her earlier sentence finding a conflict of interest with her joint defense and instructed a new trial or sentence. The couple pleaded guilty to kidnapping the 2 month old son of a friend of Mrs. Unger.
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Waterloo
Crystal Unger
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
Edward McManus
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
McManus
Mrs. Unger
Robert
Ungers
Surgeons Implant Permanent Artificial Heart in Utah Man
For the first time in history, surgeons in Salt Lake City implanted a permanent artificial heart in a 61-year-old retiree, Barney Clark. The report notes medical calls in Marion on Thursday and daily theater times in The Gazette.
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Salt Lake City
Barney Clark
Theater Times
the Gazette
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