Ex-worker sues Coralville hotel over 2001 assault
Ann Devine, a 46 year old former night auditor, files a negligence suit against Executive Hospitality Inc. doing business as Ramada Westfield Inn and Ramada Franchise Systems Inc. alleging security flaws and broken locks allowed a sexual assault on July 16, 2001. The suit cites broken inner office lock, unlocked exterior doors, and lack of alarm access. Valerie Bertram named as defendant. Foster case details noted.
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Executive Hospitality Inc
Ramada Westfield Inn
Interstate 80
Highway 965
Ramada Franchise Systems Inc
Devine
Johnson County
Valerie Bertram
Bertram
Ramada
Ramada Inn
Antonio Foster
Foster
Maytag Chief Defends U S Plant Presence Amid Cuts
Chief executive Ralph Hake says no more plant closures planned as Maytag trims about 8 percent of its workforce. The firm shifts some Galesburg production to Mexico and plans redesigned Amana refrigerators at Amana. Earnings for the quarter fell to 25.2 million from 68 million, with 18.8 million in after tax charges from Galesburg’s closure.
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Ralph Hake
Maytag
Sue Wilson
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International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Hake
North Canton
Ohio
Hoover Co
Amana Appliances
Newton
Amana
Mexico
Reynosa
Meteorite myths and rare finds spark skywatcher debates
Researchers discuss meteorites and the rarity of recoveries after a July sighting. A man finds a granite sample of terrestrial origin after believing a meteorite struck his car. Experts note meteorites are rarer than diamonds, with values up to 50 dollars per gram for rare specimens and explain historic impacts like the Manson event near Iowa.
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King
Anderson
Earth
Brian Witzke
Witzke
Manson
Iowa
Cleveland
Denver
Meteorite facts and common identification clues
Meteorites arrive unpredictably and are rarely seen striking roofs or yards. Most specimens are found by chance and identified later as meteorites. They are often 2 inches to 2 feet across, unusually heavy, with iron types heavier than stony varieties, and magnetically attracted, sometimes confused with slag or iron ore.
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