Ex-minister Popejoy granted bond reduction in Jones County
Former Oxford Junction pastor Douglas Scott Popejoy 32 faced second degree sexual abuse of a child under 12 charges. Magistrate Matthew McQuillen cut his bond from 50000 to 25000, with strict no contact orders and custody arrangements unchanged. Popejoy previously served four years as minister and remains jailed pending further proceedings.
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Gazette
Anamosa
Oxford Junction
Jones County
Douglas Scott Popejoy
Matthew McQuillen
Popejoy
Timothy Ross-Boon
Cedar Rapids
Maquoketa
Ross-Boon
McQuillen
I C medical center expands to add new staff and centers
The Iowa City center will expand with three to four more staff including physicians and social workers funded by VA per procedure allocations. If a relative donor is available surgery is scheduled soon. Referred patients may move to Iowa City for two to six weeks for a match while up to two thirds have relative donors and the lab service earned CAP accreditation.
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Iowa City Center
Iowa City
Ing
Dellsperger
Russian bride case prompts immigration dispute in Iowa
Tatyana Tregubova, who married Tony Nixon, faces forced return to Russia as immigration proceedings unfold after allegations of abuse by her former husband Workman. Nixon denies abuse and says Workman misrepresented events while seeking Grassley intervention.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Russia
Tregubova
Nixon
Springville
Cedar Rapids
Tatyana Tregubova
Tony Nixon
U.S
Chuck Grassley
Iowa
KWWL-TV downsizes with two veteran reporters cut
Waterloo NBC affiliate KWWL-TV confirms layoffs of farm director Dale Hansen and feature reporter Gary Sarnoff as a cost saving measure amid economic pressures. Sarnoff, with the station nearly 25 years, accepts the decision, says he is exploring options while Hansen’s tenure could not be confirmed. Rick Lipps cites economy and business needs.
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Cindy Cullen Chapman
Waterloo
Kwwl-Tv
Channel 7
Dale Hansen
Gary Sarnoff
NBC
Rick Lipps
KWWL
Raycom Media
Mother of hate crime victim speaks at Kirkwood in C R
Judy Shepard, mother of Matthew Shepard, told a standing room crowd at Kirkwood Community College Ballantyne Auditorium that hate language breeds violence. She urged vocal opposition to hate and education of children on tolerance as she recalled her son’s 1998 murder and their activism.
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Matthew Shepard
Ballantyne Auditorium
Kirkwood Community College
Wyoming
Matthew Shepard Foun
Kirkwood
Shelley Bell
Swisher
Shepard
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