Tama County murderer loses custody appeal
Iowa Court of Appeals rules Charles Culler’s request to transfer custody of his two children to his sister in Illinois fails. The children Tabitha and Aaron have lived in California with their maternal aunt since 1982 and excel in a gifted program. Iowa will terminate jurisdiction as they prefer staying with their current guardians.
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Susetos Des Moines
Tama County
California
Iowa Court of Appeals
Charles Culler
Illinois
Tabitha
Aaron
McClain
Culler
Thi
Iowa
Cullor
Iowa Court of Appeals rulings issued Wednesday
The Iowa Court of Appeals handed down decisions in several cases. It upheld a $7,001 damages award to Benjamin Chait for intentional interference by Ronald Evans with a prospective lease, reversed a workers compensation deduction in an underinsured motorist claim for the Sutherlands, affirmed a Clinton County burglary case against Byron Miller, upheld limits on appeal rights after a favorable jury verdict for Max Rettenberger, and found sufficient evidence supporting charges against Miller.
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Iowa Court of Appeals
Des Moines
Deal
Johnson County
Benjamin Chait
Chait
Coralville
Ronald
Karen
Gene
June Evans
Evanses
Carol Belding
Ronald Evans
Evans
Belding
Triat
Dubuque County
Joseph
Joan Sutherland
Joseph Sutherland
Sutherlands
Clinton County
Byron Raymond Miller
Miller
Dubuque
Max Rettenberger
Jackson Tuck‘pointing Co. Inc
Rettenberger
Iowa launches $2 million ad push to attract business
Iowa leaders unveil a $2 million nationwide advertising campaign to lure new firms, predict 4800 jobs in a year. The effort, backed by Gov. Branstad and the Iowa Business Council, targets national publications, industry prospects, and former Iowans to boost investment and development.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Idaho
Terry Branstad
Iowa Business Council
Towa
House
Donald Avenson
D-Oelwein
Branstad
Allan Thoms
Thoms
Therapist urges keeping Cooper children together in custody hearing
In Newton IA Jasper County Judge considers terminating three fathers rights. Therapist Phil Lala recommends the five Cooper children remain with Karen Cooper's brother Mike Butler family. Children ages 3 to 13 previously removed from Kellogg foster care amid reunification efforts.
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Newton
Jasper County
Karen Cooper
Cooper
Phil Lala
Mike Butler
Thomas Mott
Fred Walker
Dennis Cooper
Charles Harvey
Walker
Kellogg
Tabor seeks Tauke support for 1988 Trade Bill
Baldwin farmer Tabor presses incumbent U.S. Rep. Tom Tauke of Iowa to back passage of the 1988 Trade bill. He argues the measure gives the president power to open foreign markets and signals U.S. commitment to fair access for products, boosting farm exports and worker retraining.
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U.S
Tom Tauke
Iowa
United States
Tabor
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