Baseball scores for American games from the day
Tigers beat the Blue Jays 14 to 10 while Twins defeat the Royals 3 to 1 and Mariners win 5 to 4 over the ChiSox in extra innings. Yankees edge the Red Sox 5 to 4 and Brewers top the Indians 4 to 1 in a day's slate with no other games scheduled.
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Marion Independent leader resigns to take Indianola post
Harold Hulleman the Marion Independent superintendent resigns to pursue a similar position in Indianola. The move brings him closer to his hometown and did not influence the decision. Details on page 1B.
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Marion
Harold Hulleman
Indianola
Iowa medical staff seek higher wages at UI Hospitals
University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics staff claim pay is too low, with Director John Colloton stating the issue. Officials say more details follow on page 3B.
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University of Iowa
John Colloton
Urban aid bill ends stalemate with teen jobs plan
Following the Los Angeles riots a weeks-long stalemate ends as Congress approves a scaled-down 1 billion emergency urban aid bill. The measure funds summer jobs for disadvantaged teens and aims to aid urban renewal efforts.
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Congress
Mo Ses Quietly Questions System At Hawkeye Practices
A Hlas column on page 1C discusses former Hawk James Moses and his initial unease with coach Tom Davis’s substitution patterns. The piece contrasts Moses’s experiences with the team’s evolving approach to rotation as Iowa pursued consistency and freshness.
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Iowa
Hawkeye
Tom Davis
James Moses
Hlas
Winnebago Posts Profit After Redesign
Forest City based Winnebago Industries reports its first quarterly profit after 11 straight losses thanks to strong sales of redesigned motor homes. Company says results reflect improved demand and price realization. Details on page 60.
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Winnebago
Forest City
Earth Summit impressions from Solon woman
A Solon resident spent three weeks in Rio de Janeiro for the Earth Summit. She describes magnificent scenery and people, while noting political views including George Bush as a scapegoat and Ted Turner as a disappointment. Iowa Today in Saturday's Gazette.
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Ted Turner
Rio de Janeiro
Solon
Iowa
Law Tempts Burglars to Carry Guns
Iowa lawmakers debate a burglary bill that shifts home invasion penalties. The change makes home burglars with weapons second degree and 10 years if someone is home, cuts ordinary home burglary to five years, and provokes strong opposition from prosecutors and lawmen.
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Rick Smith
Iowa
Iowa Board of Parole
J. Patrick White
Johnson County
Denver Dillard
Linn County
Parole Board
Walter Saur
Saur
Oelwein
Dillard
J.D. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Marion Plastics expansion adds 48 jobs in Marion plant
Marion Plastics, a Victor Plastics subsidiary in Squaw Creek Industrial Park, plans a 1.5 million expansion to add 48 jobs and increase total Marion payroll to about 1.82 million. The project aims for a state 120 thousand economic development loan and follows rapid growth across Victor Plastics with 200 workers in Victor and 175 in Kalona.
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Tom Fruehling
Marion Plastics
Victor Plastics
Marion
Squaw Creek
Kalona
Jim Kubu
Victor
Rusco Building Systems
IES Industries
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Dave Snow
Traffic charges filed in deaths of 2 C R bicyclists
A rural Vinton motorist faces two simple misdemeanor traffic violations after rear ending and killing Cedar Rapids cyclists Calvin Eden and Leslie Coleman on Highway 94 near Palo. Linn County officials say vehicular homicide could not be charged as the crash did not meet drunken driving or reckless driving criteria.
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Vinton
Plea for life seeks marrow from Asian donors
Wen-Ling Wen, a University of Iowa doctoral student from Taipei, reveals she has chronic myelogenous leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant within a year. She urges Asian Pacific people to enroll in the donor registry after learning none of her four siblings match.
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Iowa
Wen-Ling Wen
University of Iowa
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Wen
Heather Sloman Wood
Gazette
Johnson County
Owa
College of Business
Taipei
Taiwan
Iowa faces revenue hit from federal ruling on corporate tax
Iowa officials weigh options after the U S Supreme Court strikes down the state's foreign dividend tax, potentially costing about 8 million dollars annually in revenue and up to 30 million for retroactive collections. The ruling, upholding Kraft General Foods, questions domestic versus foreign commerce. Decisions on retroactivity or refunds to up to 500 companies are due by next week.
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Des Moines
Iowa
U.S. Supreme Court
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DRF
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Terry Branstad
Kraft General Foods
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