Luther College remembers earthquake victim Ben Larson
Luther College honored 2006 graduate Ben Larson, 25, who died in the Haiti earthquake on January 12. Friends, students and faculty recalled his joyful spirit and musical gifts, noting his leadership in the Nordic Choir and his dream to become a Lutheran minister.
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Memorials Honor Ben Larson At Luther College Service
Luther College decorah held a memorial service for Ben Larson a Wartburg Theological Seminary student killed in Haiti on January 12 His passing prompted memorial gifts to ELCA Disaster Response and Wartburg Theological Seminary urging support for Haiti relief Larson’s wife and cousin were also Wartburg students involved in aid work in Port au Prince where Ben remained missing after the collapse of St Joseph’s Home for Boys The Rev Rafael Malpica noted the death as a call to serve the vulnerable with faith in God amidst rubble and tragedy
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Former Agriprocessor exec appeals bail again in 8th Circuit
Sholom Rubashkin, 51, former Agriprocessors vice president from Postville, appeals for bail pending sentencing after a three-judge panel denied bail. He argues release conditions are sufficient and that authorities have no discretion to deny bail. He offered to post 8 million in assets and armed guards to secure release. The May 2008 Postville raid led to hundreds of immigrant workers being charged.
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UI Grad Subpoenaed in 2004 lab break-in by Animal Liberation Front
Leana Stormont UI College of Law graduate and barred attorney is named by Voice of the Voiceless as the latest figure subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury over the 2004 break-in and vandalism at the University of Iowa. Activists linked to the Animal Liberation Front claim responsibility for lab equipment damage and the release of over 400 rodents.
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Iowa panel says corporate spending ban still blocks direct contributions
The Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board states that a U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing corporate and union spending does not permit direct corporate contributions to campaigns. The board advises candidates that direct corporate contributions remain barred while independent expenditures are allowed.
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