Father refused to call for help in boy's death trial
In Remsen Iowa, 38 year old Donald Boss stands accused of first degree murder in the February 23 2000 death of his 10 year old son Timothy. Prosecutors say Timothy and three other adopted boys were kept in the basement, tied and beaten, while Boss and his wife faced trial.
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Sam's Club awards more than twenty five thousand in grants
Cedar Rapids Sam's Club will award over 25 000 in grants to local non profits at a breakfast with Parks Commissioner Wade Wagner and Streets Commissioner Don Thomas assisting. 11000 goes to Children’s Miracle Network, 2000 each to Tanager Place Waypoint Festival United Way of Eastern Iowa, 1000 to Camp Courageous Aid to Women Brain Injury Association St Luke's Child Protection Shel ter Resources for Women Milestones, 500 to Jefferson High School Churches United HD Youth Center Green Square Meals Cook Cottage Christmas. Wal Mart is giving 120 million in community grants this year.
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Vilsack urges bold action for Iowa in 12 month window
Gov. Tom Vilsack told the Iowa Farm Bureau that a one year window offers bold change to fight terrorism by tackling poverty hunger and illness. He framed this as a pivotal time with a new Legislature and urged local leaders to push state lawmakers to take risks while pursuing renewable fuels biotechnology and new venture capital initiatives to reduce dependence on foreign oil.
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Vedic City moves to ban non-organic food sales
Vedic City council unanimously approves first reading of an ordinance banning sale of non-organic and genetically modified foods within city limits. The measure, prompted by allergy reports after farm crop dusting, would still allow non-organic foods bought outside the city.
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