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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2004
Page
1
Atwell Connner was found guilty of first degree murder in the March 10 killing of Maureen Connolly 17 Cedar Rapids. He seeks commutation of his life sentence arguing another convict who is now dead was solely responsible.
E Iowan petitions Gov Tom Vilsack for commutation of murder sentence for Conner who says he is innocent and has spent over 30 years in prison. The 60 year old man was convicted in 1974 for first degree murder tied to Nowlin who killed Connolly and Servey. defense argues lack of involvement and notes money theft details.
Iowa Medicaid spent 10 million dollars last year on two mental health medications Zyprexa and Zoloft. Doctor Flaum notes psychiatric drugs dominate top prescriptions due to lifelong treatment and high monthly costs. He blames drug company pricing as a major factor in state expenditures.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports that a jury found Conner guilty in a double murder case. Authorities described a high-profile trial with both suspects held after the verdict.
About one third of patients with potentially curable breast cancer receive underdosed chemotherapy due to side effects or problems. Researchers plan to study how common this is across cancers and how much dose reduction harms survival, led by Dr. Gary Lyman and others.
A car bomb exploded near coalition headquarters in Baghdad killing four and wounding 25 as U S authorities say the attack aimed to obstruct the transfer of power. Four American soldiers were later reported killed in other attacks. Iraqi Governing Council members charged American pressure over selecting a new president, delaying the government handover.
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