Ottumwa murder trial opens as suspect admits crime
Prosecutor says Andrew Six admitted killing 12 year old Kathy Allen whose body was found in a ditch near Greentop after being kidnapped April 10 1987. Defense argues evidence only links Six to the crime and not Petary, his uncle, who also faces trial.
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Lancaster
Andrew Six
Joe Landolt
Six
Kathy Allen
Greentop
Donald Petary
Petary
Des Moines
Clay County
Multiple Tornadoes Strike Council Bluffs Reported
Three tornadoes touched down July 15 in Council Bluffs causing extensive damage over blocks up to three miles long. Officials cited wind speeds approaching 157 mph with insured losses around 27 million and uninsured losses at 16 million, injuring 83 residents.
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Council Bluffs
Civil Defense
Herb Hansen
Pottawattamie County
Hansen
Omaha
International court urged to try terrorists and crimes
Rep. Jim Leach and Rep. Rob Kastenmeier call for a United States backed effort to create an International Criminal Court addressing terrorism genocide torture and attacks on diplomats. The resolution asks the president to explore a multilateral conference and report results by December 31 1989.
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International Court
Leach
Washington
Jim Leach
Iowa
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Congress
House
Senate
United States
Kastenmeier
Committee On
Judiciary
Leach-Kastenmeier
Iowan Killed When Train Strikes Pickup in Udell Area
A 45 year old Cincinnati Iowa man James A Felton was killed Monday when his pickup truck entered the path of a northbound Norfolk and Western train at a gravel road crossing about a quarter mile west of Udell. He died at the scene according to the Iowa State Patrol.
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Udell
Cincinnati, Iowa
James A. Felton
Norfolk & Western
Iowa State Patrol
Felton
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