Judge upholds videotape seizure in TV brawl case
Dubuque County Judge Alan Pearson ruled the search warrant to seize KDUB TV videotape from the wedding brawl was valid. The tape seized November 25 is kept as evidence, with a Monday hearing planned before the Iowa Supreme Court on KDUB TV’s bid to get the tape returned.
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Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Chuck Cyberski
Earl Harry
Dubuque County
Michael McCauley
Milwaukee Road viability seen by bankruptcy trustee
Trustee Richard B. Ogilvie says the bankrupt Milwaukee Road can be a viable regional carrier after massive downsizing. Proceeds from freight and asset sales beat eight month projections, with 1980 operating figures reviewed and plans for Milwaukee 1 outlined. The railroad has abandoned thousands of miles of track, disposed of rails and ties, and expects total asset proceeds near 182 million by end of 1981. A timberland sale to Potlatch is to close February 19, 1981, and a bond tender plan seeks 80.8 million for 122.2 million in mortgage debt.
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Illinois
Upper Midwest
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Milwaukee Land Co. Timberland
Olympic Peninsula
Washington
Potlatch
Jepsen seeks tax break to aid adoption costs
Sen. Roger Jepsen of Iowa introduced legislation to allow a tax deduction for adoption expenses. The plan would permit $500 to $3,500 deductions for domestic adoptions and up to $4,500 for international ones, covering fees, court costs, and attorney charges.
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Washington
Roger Jepsen
Lowa
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Supreme Court
Traer osteopath suspended during prescription probe
The Iowa Board of Medical Examiners suspended Dr. Khatchig Yazarian amid charges of incompetence and unethical practice. He allegedly prescribed narcotics without patient exams, issuing 117 prescriptions for five patients in four months, with recent large narcotic orders for a patient unseen before. The suspension lasts until a Feb. 19 hearing.
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Traer Osteopath
DES Moines
Iowa Board of Medical Examiners
Traer
Khatchig Yazarian
Yazarian
Michael Archibald
Norman Johnson
Iowa Board of Pharmacy Examiners
State seeks out of court settlement in Fort Madison prison suit
Iowa officials push for an out of court resolution in the suit by prisoners over alleged cruel conditions at Fort Madison. Commissioner Michael Reagen says no proposal yet, governor’s budget message could shape prison improvement plans, and a federal study urged about 300 changes. He warns resources are insufficient to run institutions properly.
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Michael Reagen
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