NGA considers Osberg Engle for special honor
The 1990 National Governors Association distinguished service awards nominees include R Forbes Olberg of Cedar Rapids a retired bank executive and chair of the Iowa Economic Development Board Paul Engle of Iowa City co founder of the University of Iowa International Writing Program Inga Bumbary Langston executive director of the Iowa Civil Rights Commission and the Principal Financial Group All nominations go to NGA selection for a July 28 31 Mobile Alabama meeting.
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University of Iowa
Inga Bumbary-Langston
Iowa Civil Rights Commission
NGA
Association
Mobile
Ala
R. Wayne Richey
Iowa Board of Regents
Des Moines man named 8th District Court judge
Gov. Terry Branstad appointed William Dowell of West Burlington as 8th District Court judge for the district including Fort Madison. Dowell, 42, has served as Des Moines County Attorney since 1983 and held roles as Mount Pleasant City Attorney and Donnellson city attorney. He also directed the Southeast Iowa Narcotics Task Force and was on the Board of Corrections. Dowell is a graduate of Iowa Wesleyan College and Drake University.
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Des Moines
Terry Branstad
William Dowell
West Burlington
Fort Madison
Dowell
Burlington
Mount Pleasant
Donnellson
Branstad
Board of Corrections
Southeast
Avenson calls for multifacted plan to raise Iowa teacher pay
Democratic nominee Don Avenson urges a climate of efficiency and incentive driven school mergers to lift Iowa teacher salaries to the national average over six to seven years, contrasting Gov. Branstad's target of reaching the national mean by 1995. He cites a $90.8 million proposal and questions arithmetic used to justify cost estimates.
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Rod Boshart
Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
DES Moines
Don Avenson
Iowa
Avenson
Terry Branstad
Cation
U.S
Oelwein Democrat
Branstad
Richard Vohs
Vohs
Wally Horn
Cedar Rapids
Horn
Iowa State Education Association
MIT Solar Car Breaks Down At High Speed In GM Sunrayce USA
MIT team avoids injuries after suspension failure while being passed by Maryland on a highway near Anderson Indiana as Michigan takes lead. MIT towed into Greenville for repairs during 6 to 8 pm charging window. all safe, car to be ready by morning. Earlier, cars ran two laps on the Indianapolis 500 track with Western Washington University averaging 46 mph and 70 mph top speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Ohio
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Anderson
Ind
Maryland
Michigan
Western Washington University
Iowa State University
ISU Team Struggles on Rough Highway in Indiana to Mason Trek
After a 120 mile run from Indiana to Mason in six hours 27 minutes 19 seconds the Iowa State squad averaged 17 mph due to rough roads. Jim Hill cites the hardship while ISU placed 16th. Cumulative standings show Michigan leads, with Western Washington and MIT close behind.
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Indianapolis
Jim Hill
ISU
Mason
Mich
University of Michigan
Western Washington University
MIT
Linn agencies share 11378 from drug case property sale
Three Linn County law enforcement agencies split eleven thousand three hundred seventy eight dollars from forfeited property once owned by Cedar Rapids heroin dealer Shaker Nassif. U S Attorney Charles Larson presented equal checks to Cedar Rapids and Marion police and the Linn County Sheriff's Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Smith
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Shaker Nassif
U.S
Charles Larson
Marion
Farmhand Convicted in Deputy's Shooting Death
A Grant County jury found Gregory Coulthard of Livingston guilty of first degree intentional homicide in the death of Grant County Sheriff's Deputy Thomas Reuter. The 19-year-old faces life in prison with a sentencing date set for August 16.
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Lancaster
Wis
Grant County
Gregory Coulthard
Livingston
Coulthard
Thomas Reuter
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Engle
Bowling Green
Haleyville, Ale
Montgomer
Warren,mich.l
Ouisville, Ky
Ne, Ohio
Linn
Larson
Nassif
Lebanon
Reuter
James Fielder
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Clayton and
Dubuque
Jcpenney
Westdale Mall
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