Three arrested in Tama meth bust on Meskwaki Settlement
Tama County deputies and state and local agencies seized an active meth lab on West Village Road Meskwaki Settlement. Arrested were Lavern Youngbear 61 Vicki Lynch 50 both of Montour and Chris Mason of Marshalltown. Case remains under investigation.
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Gazette
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Montour
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Marshalltown
Tama County
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West Village
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Mid-Iowa Drug Task Force
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Iowa State Patrol
Tama Fire Department
Collector follows presidential autographs through history
Charlie, a 47 year old Iowa collector, pursues one signature from each U S president. He values Washington and Lincoln most, recalls how Hunt for hot pardons at the National Archives and recounts refunds from dealers after a theft scare. His hobby grew from a photo of presidents and a long love of history.
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Thomas Jefferson
Iowa
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Secretary of the Interior
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Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Richard Nixon
Charlie
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
National Archives
Millard Fillmore
Ulysses S. Grant
Rutherford B. Hayes
Vanourny reshapes St. Luke's focus amid growth and competition
Vanourny reports plans on hold as back office integration lowers project costs at St. Luke's. The Helen G Nassif Center delivers about 70 percent of Cedar Rapids area births while the Nassif Heart Center exceeds expectations. He notes ongoing competition with Mercy Medical Center but sees it as overstated.
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Vanourny
Helen G. Nassif Center
Cedar Rapids
Nassif Heart Center
St. Luke’s
Mercy Medical Center
Ex-Ul chief of surgery Dr Robert Corry dies at 67
Dr. Robert J. Corry a pioneer in transplant surgery and former Iowa chief of surgery who reinvigorated Pitt pancreas program died at his Oakland Pennsylvania home. He joined Pitt in 1994 after 18 years at Iowa and performed more than 600 pancreas kidney and liver transplants. Born in Cleveland he earned a Johns Hopkins degree in 1961. He studied immune tolerance and organ sharing and was first to procure a combined liver and pancreas from one donor for two recipients. The cause of death was not released.
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Corry
Johns Hopkins University
Oakland, Pa
De Klerk urges inclusive diversity in U S stance
Former South African president F W de Klerk spoke at the University of Iowa about embracing linguistic diversity and warned that borders matter less in a globalized world. He supported U S actions against terrorism but cautioned against acting as a lone force.
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