Governor Ray to Listen as Governors Meet Reagan in Washington
Des Moines Governor Robert Ray says he will listen during a Washington meeting with President Reagan and Cabinet members. He urges a quick economic turnaround and inflation reduction, and favors uniform grain embargo policy but would defer to the White House for final decisions. Ray plans to travel to Washington for talks on federal spending cuts and other state impacts, with governors invited to join the White House lunch.
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Opinion says police may keep crime information secret
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller says local police may decide whether to disclose that a crime was committed. He notes open records do not require release and that intelligence data gathered by agencies is restricted. Miller urges legislative changes to require informing the public about crimes and ongoing investigations.
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Eight Die In Weekend Iowa Traffic Toll
Iowa law enforcement reports eight deaths in weekend traffic crashes across the state. Notable fatalities include Ralph Max Christy in What Cheer, Alfred Finck in Davenport, John Hocking and Richard Hertz in Muscatine, Jack Norman Murray in Elkhart, Kevin Glascock in a Centerville crash, Robert March in Kingsley, and Penny Sanders in Des Moines.
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Leach pushes for probe on chemicals tied to refugee deaths
Rep. Jim Leach of Iowa calls for a congressional inquiry into a possible link between chemical use in Southeast Asia and mysterious Laotian refugee deaths. He plans joint hearings by two subcommittees in the South and has asked the secretaries of state defense and health for a federal investigation.
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Epps Found Guilty in Waterloo Murder Case
Judge Peter Van Metre rules the state proved David Epps 17 participated in the July 17 robbery and beating that killed Thomas McNally 87. Epps is declared guilty of first degree murder, with his brother John previously convicted in the same death.
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