Deadly Capitol shootout kills two officers and injures bystander
Gunman Russell Weston Jr. opened fire at the U S Capitol wounding a woman and killing Capitol Police officers Jacob Chestnut and John Gibson. Weston, 41, was wounded. authorities described him as determined to penetrate the Capitol.
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Camp Wakanda Praised by Scouts Leaders
Camp Wakanda receives praise from Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts for its programs and activities. Details, 1B. A proposed change to immigration laws would allow more skilled workers into the United States. Details, 1E.
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Weigh Down Workshop Focuses on Spiritual Hunger
Members of the Weigh Down Workshop turn to God rather than to food. Substate baseball final sees Vinton-Shellsburg beat Ion 11-2, qualifying for the state tournament. Details, 1C and 10A.
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Coral Ridge Mall Set to Open Prompting Mixed Reactions
With the Coral Ridge Mall’s opening imminent, mall managers in Eastern Iowa express confidence while tenants worry about competition and shoppers anticipate changes. The Gazette Money Agribusiness section explores expectations and early impressions ahead of the Wednesday launch.
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Iowa teen recalls Capitol shooting and police response
Iowa teen Anthony Jensen and his father Roger Jensen, the Iowa City Fire Marshal, witnessed the Capitol shooting from upstairs. A plainclothes officer urged them to the wall as shots rang out and a 24 year old female tourist was wounded. Witness Sarah Gesiriech praised Capitol police for rapid control and lockdown, saying she felt safe afterward. Rep. Jim Leach is referenced for the continuation.
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Monticello Welcomes RAGBRAI and County Fair Frenzy
Monticello bursts with 20 000 RAGBRAI attendees and about 100 000 Fair visitors. Shops close or adapt as Main Street becomes a bustling bazaar with vendors selling ice, water, snow cones and brats. Police report no problems as locals ride out the Friday flood of cyclists and fairgoers.
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U of Hospitals hires traveling nurses amid union drive
University Hospitals, Iowa City, has hired one non staff nurse and plans two more for temporary help to meet demand while seeking staff replacements. The move draws fire from SEIU Local 150. the first traveling nurse starts August 17 in the intensive care unit at $18 to $21 per hour.
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