ISU to Host National Center for Food and Agricultural Product Research
A House Senate conference panel approved 6.4 million in the 1988 federal package for a National Center for Food and Agricultural Product Development at Iowa State University, with plans for a 14 million facility in Ames. The measure also funds Iowa road, water, and land projects as part of broader economic diversification efforts.
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Exotic dancer cleared of criminal mischief in White House aides case
A Palo Alto County jury found Cherry Washington not guilty of criminal mischief after a five hour deliberation. Washington testified that White House communications specialists Steven Provon and Kevin Kirkpatrick invited her into their car and solicited sexual favors, while the men denied wrongdoing. She acknowledged kicking the rental car interior but said it was not intentional, and damages totaled 232 dollars near the Lucky Charm Motel.
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Remington urges grads to honor past sacrifices and take responsibility
Interim University of Iowa president Richard Remington addressed winter graduates at Carver Hawkeye Arena urging recognition that a degree is not earned alone. He stressed lifelong obligations to the university and society and urged graduates to apply knowledge to address global problems.
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