Cedar Rapids copter fleet grounded after crash investigation
Cedar Rapids police halt two Hughes 269 helicopters pending FAA and NTSB probe into a crash that critically injured officer Kevin Lynch. Officer John Gales released. aviation program touted as safe and continuing with turbine models and new hangar plans.
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Steve Gravelle
Jazette
Cedar Rapids
Kevin Lynch
Mercy Medical Center
Lynch
Hughes
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency
John Gales
Mercy
Cusval
Department
Nancy Evans
Iowa
United States
Two brothers sought in double murder and bank robbery
Jamie McMahan and Christopher Kauffman, stepbrothers from rural Rose Hill and Oskaloosa, are being questioned in connection with two murders and a Gibson Savings Bank robbery in southeast Iowa. No warrants issued. authorities plan further questioning.
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Dick Hogan Gazette
Iowa
Jamie McMahan
Rose Hill
Christopher Kauffman
Oskaloosa
McMahan
Kauffman
Division of Criminal Investigation
Chuck Wood
Schultz
Montezuma High School
Montezuma
Fred
Evelyn Kauffman
Christopher
Fred Kauffman
Peggy
North Carolina
Oskaloosa High School
Robert Lehman
Keith Morgan
Morgan
Jim McMahan
Jamie
Agent Wood
DCI
FBI
Deer hunter tallies three bucks in single day
Ralph Goedken of La mont, in Allamakee County, bagged three bucks on the first day of shotgun deer season last December. He shot a 15 pointer and an 18 pointer, with each buck larger than the previous one, while hunting with relatives.
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Ralph Goedken
Lamont
Goedken
Allamakee County
President signs revised disaster aid bill after veto standoff
The Republican Congress passed an $8.6 billion disaster aid bill after removing veto triggering provisions. President Clinton signed it, praising lawmakers for dropping extraneous parts. The package allocates $5.6 billion for disaster relief in 35 states and $1.9 billion to replenish Pentagon funds, with opposition from top GOP leaders.
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White House
Congress
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Oval Office
Senate
House
Dakotas
Minnesota
Pentagon
Bosnia
Trent Lott
GOP
Don Nickles
Oklahoma
Dick Armey
Tom DeLay
Bob Livingston
R-La
House Appropriations Committee
UNI professor finds 2 long lost Mozart operas
University of Northern Iowa professor David Buch says two long lost Mozart operas were found in a Hamburg library with Iowans funding the research. The works The Philosopher Stone and The Beneficent Dervish date to 1790 1791 and were confiscated by Soviet soldiers after World War II. The discovery reframes Mozart context and adds about 20 minutes of missing music, with broader implications for music history.
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Steve Stepanek
Gazette News Inter
Iowa
Mozart
David Buch
University of Northern Iowa
Buch
City and University Library
Hamburg
Germany
UNI
Soviet Union
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