Imprisoned man on trial for son's death in Iowa
Korey Klaassen, already serving 10 years for endangering his infant Kyler, faces a first degree murder trial in the death of Kyler Klaassen. Kyler died Aug. 23, 1999 after life support and a 17 month stay in care. Autopsy cited terminal pneumonia and blunt force head trauma.
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Sibley
Korey Klaassen
Kyler
Omaha
Neb
Klaassen
Sioux Falls
Iowa
Kyler Klaassen
Hazardous cargo transportation in Iowa deemed relatively safe
Officials say disasters are rare despite trucks carrying explosives fuels and radioactive material moving through Iowa. Central location at the junction of Interstates 35 and 80 brings many hazardous shipments and years show 250 to 300 releases annually with most injuries not linked to cargo.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Tom Sever
Iowa Department of Transportation
Debra Cooper
Iverson to seek re election to Iowa Senate not auditor
Senate Majority Leader Stewart Iverson announced he will run for re election in 2002 for the Iowa Senate District 5 rather than pursue the state auditor post. The 51 year old Republican from Dows said he will seek another term as majority leader if re elected, and district 5 now includes Wright and Hamilton counties and parts of Story and Webster counties.
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Dickinson County
Edward Bjornstad
Charles Thoman
Sioux City
Klaassen
Jesse Wendelsdorf
Heidi Watkins
Spirit Lake
Shelby Duis
Chuck Illg
Duis
Minnesota
John
Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
DES Moines
Senate
Stewart Iverson
Iverson
Dows
GOP
Richard Johnson
Congress
Iowa
Iowa House
Iowa Senate
Wright
Hamilton
Story
Webster
Bolkcom Receives Legislator of the Year Award
Iowa City Democrat Senator Joe Bolkcom was named Legislator of the Year by the Iowa Division of the Izaak Walton League. The award cites his work on water quality, electric plant siting bill changes, manure management pollution controls, and urban pesticide and fertilizer use.
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Iowa City
Joe Bolkcom
Iowa
Izaak Walton League
Bolkcom
Sponsor-funded employee softball game ends with injury
A company sponsored softball game left an employee injured as play concluded. The injured player, identified as a member of the firm Thomas Currie Tom Riley Law Firm, based at 4040 First Ave. NE Cedar Rapids, LA 52402, was part of a team funded by the employer. Further details about the injury and outcome were not provided.
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Iowa Court of Appeals
United Way
Thomas Currie
Tom Riley
P.L.C
First Ave
Cedar Rapids
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