Richard Riggle’s Academic Path Highlighted at Coe College
Richard Riggle, an associate professor of teacher education at Coe College since 1971, earned a bachelor’s from the University of Northern Iowa, a master’s from San Jose State College, and a doctoral degree from the University of Oregon.
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Czech economy a positive force to independence
A critical view questions a Los Angeles Times piece on Czechoslovakia’s economy. The author argues Prague shop displays mislead about real living standards, noting limited consumer goods, party-linked job barriers, and the normalization regime’s hidden controls.
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Two Arkansas Men Sentenced in Perry Kidnapping Case
Kenneth Loy, 28, received seven and a half years in federal prison after pleading guilty to kidnapping Scott Potter of Perry. Charles D. Phillips pleaded guilty to misprison of a felony and drew 15 months. Potter was abducted near Corydon while offering aid to a disabled vehicle on Sept 18, 1989.
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Lawmakers race to beat Iowa bill deadline
Iowa lawmakers face Friday's funnel deadline to move proposals from committees or die for the session. Major bills include energy efficiency, elder and disabled aid, public safety changes, and liquor and licensing reforms. Specific measures target left lane driving, driver accountability, rebate redemption, underage alcohol and drugs, and licensing boards.
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County boards must publish official proceedings in designated newspapers
DES MOINES Iowa county boards of supervisors must publish their official proceedings in each designated county newspaper to meet the state mandatory publication requirement. The Iowa Attorney General's Office says the minutes of public meetings must appear in all designated official publications, with two or three newspapers chosen based on county population or court divisions.
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Iowa
County Board of Supervisors
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