Community plant shooting leaves coworkers shocked and grieving
Rieflin, a plant worker, fatally shot Gregory Martin in a restroom and David Sebetka in the shipping area after a dispute with his wife and mounting workplace tensions. Bahndorf and Elms described him as moody and volatile, with prior incidents including an assault and a confrontation over his marriage. He surrendered after a two hour standoff with police. a dog was killed during the standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McGuin
Rieflin
Bahndorf
Elms
Rieflins
Bever Avenue
Ings
Greiner
Plant Packaging
Gregory Martin
David Sebetka
Sebetka
Jerry
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Rieflin
Family mourns tragedy tied to ongoing inquiry
The family declined comment as investigators pursue leads. Mark Greiner’s brother Steve serves as chief aide to Rep. Jim Nussle in Manchester. The Greiner family previously faced tragedy when Elmer Greiner, digging a ditch, was killed in October 1973 when a TV tower collapsed near Walker injuring five others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Steve
Jim Nussle
Alowa
Manchester
Greiner
Elmer
Kcrg-Tv
Walker
Elmer Greiner
Plant Workers Heal After Incident Suspension of Production
Busha spent Saturday with victims' families as Patrick Farrell, corporate vice president, stated employees will be notified when returning to work and offered counseling. Production remains paused while police detectives investigate and staff begin to heal, with leaders urging mutual support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busha
Patrick Farrell
FBI probes agency lapses in Aldrich Ames case
The FBI launches an internal review to see if agents missed leads that could have exposed spy Aldrich Ames years earlier. Director Louis Freeh says the probe will trace 1985–1986 actions from top to bottom and may result in disciplinary measures if lapses are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
FBI
Aldrich Ames
Ames
Bureau
CIA
Moscow
Louis Freeh
House Intelligence Committee
Freeh
Woolsey
Congress
Fireworks Store Blast Kills 12 in Brazil
An explosion at a fireworks shop on the outskirts of Sao Paulo killed 12 people and injured more than 25 as three tons of fireworks were unloaded. The blast leveled a block including a bank and a post office. Rescue teams searched wreckage for victims as survivors urged tighter fireworks controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao Paulo
Brazil
South America
Also Mentioned on This Page
BP Gt Sadi
Iowa City
Jim Aronson
Chevrolet
Gazette
Penny Saver
Aeira
Doctors of Optometry
Vision Center
Montgomery Ward
R. James Woolsey
Des Moines
Vas
Champion
Olympic Committee
Action Tech
U.S.A
Lindale