Shanahan resigns as DCI chief after 24 years of service
Gerald Shanahan, head of the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation since 1977, has submitted his resignation to the public safety commissioner and will depart July 1 for personal reasons. The move ends a long tenure marked by high-profile investigations across the state.
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Judge blocks Texas cattle quarantine over brucellosis shipping
A federal judge halted a USDA cattle quarantine in Texas saying the rule risks irreparable harm to interstate breeder cattle shipments. The order affects shipments only from qualified herds after two brucellosis tests, following suits by the Southwest Cattlemen's Association and Harris County cattlemen.
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FPL vows to drive U S advisers out with coffins in El Salvador
The Popular Liberation Forces claim responsibility for the May 25 killing of Lt. Cmdr. Albert Schaufelberger III and threaten to kill all U S advisers until they leave El Salvador. Washington says advisers will stay amid grim military shakeups backed by right wing leaders and Gen. Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova.
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Japan’s edible plastic sheets promise future fast food
In Tokyo, Hayashibara Ltd pioneers edible pullulan sheets that replace cooking. A year’s groceries could fit in a folder less than an inch thick, with sheets made from a biodegradable film that dissolves in the mouth. FDA tests await before any export.
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Correction on Judge William R. Eads's first name
A Gazette correction notes an error in Wednesday's edition misnaming District Court Judge William R. Eads. The correct first name is not provided in the visible text.
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