Judge to rule if girl with herpes can join class
A federal judge in Sioux City will decide in two to three days whether a 3 year old Council Bluffs girl with herpes can enroll in school. The Council Bluffs Education Association seeks to keep her out arguing risk to teachers and students.
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Council Bluffs
U.S. District Court
Donald O’brien
Sioux City
Mary Doe
O’brien
Jane Doe
Des Moines
Chicago
Council
Longfellow School
Daniel Stageman
Stageman
No hike for Buchanan officers 1985 86 salaries frozen
Independence officials report that the County Compensation Board recommended a salary freeze for the county attorney auditor clerk of court recorder treasurer sheriff and supervisors. The board accepted the recommendation after a public hearing held December 21 with support for holding the line. Dog license fee set at 3.
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Independence
Buchanan County
County Board of Supervisors
County Compensation Board
Frank Brimmer
Iowa to release missing Iowans list Wednesday
The Iowa Department of Public Safety will publish a list of missing Iowans after Polk County District Judge Joel Novak ruled the state may release names of most missing persons. Exceptions include juveniles under juvenile court jurisdiction and cases where disclosure could harm an investigation or endanger the person. U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim arrived in Tehran to seek a resolution to the hostage crisis.
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Des Moines
Iowa Department of Public Safety
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Tehran
American Central to fly again next week
James Pickett, named American Central president, said the carrier is 75 percent recertified by the FAA and will begin partial service next week if weather and other factors cooperate. The plan targets Waterloo Mason City and Dubuque to Chicago with additional routes later.
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American Central
FAA
Dubuque
Waterloo
Pickett
Michael Gedmin
Gedmin
Terry Hudik
Air Midwest Inc
Carl Yeater
Robert Herrick
Harold Cochrane
Mason City
Chicago
Janesville
Wis
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Auction funds Anamosa Society museum upgrades
Proceeds from the estate of Roy C. Lawrence funded a 2000 item sale in the Anamosa high school gym. About 1000 people attended, with 356 bidders. The event raised 16176 dollars to improve wiring and heating in the Lawrence home for use as a museum and to address bills. Lawrence died Oct 27 1983 at 79 leaving over one million dollars.
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Gazette
Jones-Cedar Bureau
Anamosa
Roy C. Lawrence
Historical Society
Lawrence
The
Anamosa Historical Society
Bertha Finn
Finn
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