Ames ISU Bowl Fever Sweeps Town Ahead of Phoenix Showdown
Fans pack Ames as Iowa State celebrates a Peach Bowl return with renewed pride. Local merchants report surging sales and bumper crowds as residents, including Randall Settle and Don O'Brien, anticipate the game and plan expanded viewing at Wallaby's. The town buzzes with ISA gear purchases and unity.
Camden mayor convicted of taking mob payoffs
Camden mayor Milton Milan was found guilty on 14 of 19 charges including taking mob payoffs, money laundering, and stealing campaign funds. Prosecutors said mob boss Ralph Natale arranged bribes, vacations, and contracts to Milan, who faces 9 to 11 years at April sentencing.
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Grandparents sue for custody in Iowa child case
Great-grandparents Bill and Marilyn Laschke seek temporary custody and a $50,000 per girl trust settlement amid a custody bid involving their granddaughter Hollie Laschke and the Hillers. Hearing set for 8:30 this morning as they challenge DHS involvement and call for court supervision.
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Judge backs La Porte City principal in heated firing case
In a disputed case near Waterloo Iowa the La Porte City school board upheld the principal Whittlesey amid a mix of resumed hearings and written arguments. The judge later trimmed several accusations and focused on Whittlesey not disclosing a Kansas incident during hiring.
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Clinton signs education spending bill in landmark budget action
President Clinton signed the education labor and health and human services appropriations, saying the measures would create more modern dignified and functional schools. He spoke beside children at the Eisenhower Building as House Speaker Dennis Hastert's spokesman noted most of the surplus would go to debt reduction.
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