Food tampering trial opens in Sioux City
Dean Garvin recalls biting into a Coney dog with a sewing needle in August 1999 as witnesses describe finding needles in Hy Vee food. Marvin Swick faces trial for tainting meat fruit and bread. he earlier pleaded guilty then withdrew the plea. Police say surveillance tape links Swick to the cases.
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Cedar Rapids Native Named Ramsey County District Judge
Governor Jesse Ventura appointed Cedar Rapids native Rosanne Nathanson as a Ramsey County district court judge in St. Paul. Nathanson, 55, has practiced law in Minneapolis since 1988 with Leonard Street & Deinard and earlier firms, and holds a Hamline University law degree earned in 1980. Her background focuses on family law, and Ventura says her warm style will calm court entrants. Nathanson is the daughter of the late Maurice and Esther Nathanson.
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Town at odds over man's death in home shooting
In Early, Iowa, a wife shot Dustin Wehde during a break in as Michael Roberts was away. Police seek a second intruder while the community copes with a fatal incident that shocked residents, family members, and friends. Wehde was a 2000 Schaller Crestland graduate.
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State cuts graphic anti-tobacco ads as teen group reassesses
Iowa health officials preview milder anti smoking campaigns by Just Eliminate Lies after criticism of earlier graphic billboards. The state sued tobacco firms to fund treatment and prevention, with ads across radio TV newspapers malls and signs. Teen activists say 12 000 Iowa youths will start smoking this year and about 5 000 may die eventually.
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