Iowa Lottery Cuts DCI Contract Budget
In Des Moines the Iowa Lottery board approved a 200000 contract with the Division of Criminal Investigation for the year, down from an expected 476000. DCI will field three agents on lottery work versus five this year as background checks drop and fewer screenings are needed for new staff.
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Iowa Lottery
Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation
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Lottery Board
Tom Ruxlow
Lottery
Lottery security funding discussed with bids for dilation
Iowa lottery officials debate funding for security and staffing with a 90 percent service cut. DCI may hire more agents only at annual law enforcement academy time, while the board weighs incentives for marketing staff to boost sales and retailer promotions.
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Lottery Board
Gary Hughes
Iowa City
Lottery Sales Meet Reduced Projections In Iowa
Iowa Lottery ends its first fiscal year with total sales near 85.3 million dollars, on target with the scaled back goal after initial projections of 125 million and a November revision to about 100 million. 36 percent of sales return to the state for programs and taxes, with the rest covering prizes and administration.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ed Stanek
Stanek
Lottery Financial
Steven King
Lottery Board
Jackpot Show in Iowa awards 65 thousand to finalists
Five finalists shared sixty five thousand dollars as the Iowa Lottery Jackpot Show aired in Des Moines. Rita Adams of Strawberry Point and Carroll Boden of Creston won twenty five thousand each, while Phyl lis Derifield of Waterloo Ralph Fay of Fort Dodge and E C Hulsiter of Marshalltown won five thousand each. Next week's jackpot rises to 1.9 million. Lucky Star finalists announced for next show include R E McCombs Waterloo Donna Crouch Boone Sharon Watkins Onawa and Edward J Boldt Cedar Falls.
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Strawberry Point
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Creston
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Waterloo
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Fort Dodge
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Marshalltown
University Heights teen charged with arson in Grandview Apts blaze
A 15 year old University Heights boy faces second degree arson charges after a fire at Grandview Avenue Apartments. He was arrested by Johnson County sheriff's deputies and turned over to his parents pending juvenile court proceedings.
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Grandview Avenue
Johnson County
Sheriff's Deputies
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