Cactus Jack Barringer Seeks Reality Sports Empire
Ames entrepreneur Cactus Jack Barringer, 59, touts Reality Sports Entertainment and The Enforcer arm wrestling machine. He built a string of reality driven ventures from cable sales to entertainment rights and aims for world championship arm wrestling with TV deals and licensing. He plans a reality show pairing sports and entertainment while keeping offices near East Lincoln Way in Ames.
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Gregory Williams first UI president candidate visits campus today
Gregory H. Williams former City College of New York president and former UI law professor is the first candidate named to lead the University of Iowa. He will meet faculty students staff and the public today as part of a process by the 24 member advisory committee.
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Williams to address candidates for UI president post
Gregory H. Williams appears at a 4 p.m. symposium in the Richey Ballroom Iowa Memorial Union. UI regents will choose a successor to Coleman, with a committee of six candidates set to present names by December 21 and a decision hoped for early next year.
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ISU police investigate possible voter fraud case
Iowa State University police are probing whether a student voted twice in the November 5 general election by absentee ballot and then a special ballot at an ISU residence hall. No charges yet. identity withheld pending investigation.
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Iowa Court of Appeals reinstates first degree murder verdict
The Iowa Court of Appeals reinstated Robert C. Richey’s first degree murder conviction for the May 8 1996 shooting death of Don Larkin in Garner. The court found prosecutors statements did not constitute misconduct or prejudice. A separate ruling upheld Jesse James Jones Jr.’s second degree murder conviction in a Waterloo shooting case.
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