East Post planners push extension amid objections
Granato defends extending East Post Road and Highway 100 despite petitions and letters from Robert Hogg and others. He cites difficulty of reworking existing streets to current codes and safety concerns near the Cedar River. The 30 year plan is reviewed every five years for federal grant relevance. Pam Hinman staff contact provided.
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44Th Street
Cedar River
Granato
Otis Road
RPC
Commission
East Post Road
Robert Hogg
Otis Rd
Drug import bill faces industry push and public scrutiny
The measure to allow cheaper imported drugs draws opposition from drugmakers who warn of counterfeit risks and reduced R&D funding. They cite price controls as failing to reflect rising research costs, while sponsors argue safety provisions and regulatory timelines are in place as implementation proceeds.
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U.S
Jeff Trewhitt
Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Trade Group
Madge
Sharmaceutical Trade Group
Congressional
Canada
Mexico
13 year old charged after Seattle cafeteria shooting
A 13 year old boy fired a shot into a Dimmitt Middle School cafeteria ceiling and carried more than 100 bullets and a knife in his backpack. He faces assault kidnapping unlawful firearm possession and weapon on school grounds charges with arraignment pending. A second 12 year old was held on firearm assault and kidnapping counts.
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Seattle
Josh Warnock
Dimmitt Middle School
Warnock
Patrick
Simmie
Baer
Motley Crue ink fuels 90s studio tattoo drive
Coburn a FilA Corp. warehouse worker in Pella has spent about $2000 on tattoos by McKeag since 1994. The artist began with a Demark theater masks piece and aims to tattoo 97 percent of Coburn, including his face. Coburn and McKeag feed off Motley Crue imagery and music during sessions. Contact writer Kristopher Owens at 319 398 8311 or kris o fyiowa dot com.
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cKeag
Coburn
Kristophere’ Owens
Kriso
Fyiowa
Kosovo murder trial takes new turn over U S killings claim
In Gnjilane Yugoslavia a Serb man Mirolub Momcilovic and his two sons face trial for killing Afrim Gagica on July 10 1999 in Kosovo. A 130 page U S report to the court asserts American soldiers killed two men at the scene and confirms the victim was shot near a shed after an armed encounter. The court will admit the report as evidence.
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Yugoslavia
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Patrice de Charette
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Mirko” Momcilovic
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de Charette
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Gagica
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Manuel
Army
US Congress
International Criminal Court
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Criminal Investigation Division
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