Reform in Congress Starts at Home Says Deupree
Mike Deupree argues Congress must clean up its ethics starting with lawmakers and reforms to curb misdeeds. He criticizes Wright and Coelho while urging voters to demand integrity, accountability, and standards that serve the country over local interests.
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Wright
Tony Coelho
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Potomac
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Aunt Clara
Savings and Loan
Two Die in Three Vehicle Crash Near McGregor Iowa
Two Clayton County residents Lowell Fox 79 and Ruby Fox 81 died when a semi driven by LaVern Moudry 52 Protivin and a car driven by Christa Allen 45 Edgewood collided at the Highway 2 Highway 18 intersection near McGregor. Allen was injured and Moudry uninjured.
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Protivin
Christa Allen
Edgewood
Monona
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Allen
Decapitated Ames woman linked to Deases brothers murder
An off duty Story City officer's tip cracked the case in which Jennifer Gardner's severed head had been found south of Ames. Edward and Rueben Deasel face first degree murder charges as investigators tie a brutal killing to a Brownsburg area couple. Gardner, 20, recently moved to Ames from Omaha to be with boyfriend Eustaquio Deases. The body was found after a late Thursday search at Little Wall Lake.
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Jennifer Ann Gardner
Iowa
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Bennett
Jennifer Gardner
Edward C. Deasel
Rueben
Omaha
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Eustaquio Deases
Saylorville Lake
Story City
Steve Holdredge
Little Wall Lake
Story County
John Stark
Holdredge
Stark
Rueben Deases
Des Moines
Edward Deases
Nevada
Rueber Deases
Mary Richards
Brad Anderson
Story County Sheriff's Department
Rueber
Rueber Deasel
Anderson
Deases Brothers
Uptown Friday Nites Launch At Cedar Rapids Plaza
Hundreds enjoy the inaugural Uptown Friday Nites at the Ground Transportation Center plaza. The weekly events run 5 to 7 p.m. through Sept. 1, sponsored by the Greater Downtown Cedar Rapids Association and the Cedar Rapids Jaycees. Music from WMT FM and available beverages and food.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa study warns gambling may double among state offenders
A statewide survey finds 1.7 percent of Iowa adults are problem or pathological gamblers, estimating 22 000 to 77 000 affected. Researchers note growth tied to expanding gaming and call for broader outreach and treatment across 75 of 99 counties. The study was funded by the National Institute of Mental Health and released at Des Moines conference.
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Gazette
Des Moines
Bureau
Iowa
New York
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Maryland
Volberg
Policy Research Associates
Delmar
N.Y
National Institute of Mental Health
Charles Palmer
Department of Human Services
Hughes hails gambling treatment pioneers in Des Moines
Former Iowa Governor Harold Hughes praised a national group of compulsive gambling experts as pioneers similar to his historic fight to recognize alcoholism as treatable. He urged ongoing practice and warned against fear of criticism, stressing spirituality and personal struggle as keys to recovery.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Hughes
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