Fatal search for Waterloo shooting suspect curtailed amid deadly crash
Police halted the manhunt for James Michael "T-Bone" Taylor after false sightings and a fatal crash killed a Black Hawk County sheriff’s detective and a civilian. Officers had been seeking Taylor in the LaPorte City and Waterloo areas after two officers were killed in a Sunday shooting.
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Laporte
Waterloo
D.H. Kimball
Waterloo Police Department
Black Hawk County
James Michael
T-Bone” Taylor
Wayne Rice
Michael Hoing
Black Hawk County Sheriff's
Sholtz Memorial Hospital
William Mullikin
Robert Vance
LaPorte City
John Seewick
Mark Johnson
Vance
Gertrude
Carroll Hayes
Kimball
Taylor
Iowa college heads named in visa scam
Six defendants including presidents of Upper Iowa University and William Penn College were indicted in Scranton Pa on a 26 count case alleging a scheme to fraudulently obtain student visas for Iranians in 1976. The indictment names Galonis Avery Bove Mullinax and others as part of a plan to pay 15 percent of tuition to International Services Ltd and forge documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Emerson College
Boston
Darcy Coyle
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Nichols College
Dudley
Mass
Peter E. Galonis
Scranton
International Educational Services, Ltd
Pennsylvania
Charles K. Avery
Shaw Prep, Inc
John L. Bove
Falmouth
Maine
Admis
Ricker College
North Greenville College
Galonis
International Services Ltd
Reagan tax plan faces House thumbs down
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected Reagan's three-year 25 percent across the board personal tax cut, approving a Democratic substitute that lowers rates about 15 percent over two years with extra relief for individuals earning under 50 000. President Reagan criticized the plan as wolf in sheep's clothing while parties seek a broad budget-cut compromise looming over 250 federal programs.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Reagan
Ways and Means
Excerpt on Post Office Dependence and Copyright
A brief note urges against disparaging the post office acknowledging its essential role. It references reliance on mail service and mentions copyright in a casual aside about ex cuses. The text presents a partial, opinion-oriented fragment without clear attribution.
Ex POW Kjome battles cancer as daughter becomes citizen
Decorah native Michael Kjome, a former Vietnam War POW with a ten percent five year survival estimate, faces cancer while celebrating daughter Wendy gaining U.S. citizenship. Kjome and his family traveled from Cedar Rapids to Norway, where they plan an extended stay.
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Michael Kjome
Kjome
Norway
Decorah
Chile
Karin
Wendy
Reidan
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Wendy Kjome
U.S. District Court
Reidun
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Houston
Fred Mullinax
Pippa Passes
Tigerville
S.C. Galanis
Avery
Bove
Mullinax
Coyle
Turbeville
America
Galanis
Senate
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Senate Budget Committee
Domenici
Congress
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
James Jones
D-Okla
Budget Committee
Jim Jones
Money City
Iowa
Roland Krekeler
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