Controversial Iowa doctor found dead in clinic
Dr. Ale Mayner, 47, a controversial East Iowa physician and former county medical examiner, was found dead in the Independence clinic garage around 12:30 p.m. on Sunday. The death is being treated as a personal safety related gunshot wound with a gun found at the scene. The state medical examiner will conduct the autopsy. DCI agents assist, and the body was moved to Des Moines for examination.
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Independence
Ale. Mayner
Winthrop
Iowa
Independence Clinic
Mayner
Buchanan County
Joel Dryer
Dryer
State Division of Criminal Investigation
DCI
Tom Ruxlow
Des Moines
Ruxlow
Thomas Bennett
State Board of Medical Examiners
Williamsburg
Iowa County
Iowa State Patrol
Band
Reagan
Snowstorm Triggers Crashes and Delays Across Eastern Iowa
A winter storm pounds Eastern Iowa with up to 5 inches of snow in the northwest and dusty icy roads in Cedar Rapids. Police report 11 accidents and numerous motorist assists in two hours, while Mercy Hospital emergency rooms see crowded fractures from slips.
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Iowa
Mercy Hospital
Cedar
Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Murdock
Murdock
Des Moines
Iowa City
Decorah
Eskimo Exhibit Draws Ice Sculptors at UPenn
In Philadelphia over the weekend Vivat Hong Pong led a group of 15 sculptors honoring an Eskimo exhibit at the University of Pennsylvania. The event featured elaborate ice figures created to accompany the display and drew local interest.
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Vivat Hong Pong
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Reagan Bush 1984 bid official from Oval Office
President Reagan announced from the Oval Office that he and Vice President Bush will seek re election. The move follows inflation control tax cuts and renewed economic growth with higher employment, while Mrs Reagan signaled support for another term.
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Jack Nelson
Los Angeles Times
Servic
Washington
Reagan
George Bush
White House
Oval Office
Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Iowa
Associated Press
Branstad
America
Bush
Nancy Reagan
Chuckle on the Cost of Living High
A witty line notes that the challenge for many isn't the price of living but living at a high level. The quip reflects satirical humor on budgeting and daily life pressures.
Family loses farm equipment at forced sale amid protests
In Hill City Kansas a court-ordered auction sold the Bates family’s tractor, combine, seed drill and more for 40000 after a $300000 debt. About 128 farmers attended to bid or protest while 11 year old Tito Bates pleaded with a penny bid, which was rejected as officials set a 25 dollar minimum. Bernard Bates, 81, later bought five smaller pieces, and the family still holds 600 acres in Nicodemus community and plans to reorganize debts under Chapter 11.
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Hill City
Kan
Tito Bates
Bernard
Ava Bates
Dedetende Wack
Bernard Bates
Alvin Bates
Bates
Graham County
Stockton National Bank
American Agriculture Movement
AAM
Darrell Ringer
Quinter
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