Iowa Official Faces DUI Charge Amid Public Outcry
Ray Cornell, assistant citizens aide in charge of prison affairs, faces a second drunken driving charge within a year. The case raises questions about suitability for a sensitive state position and his future in Iowa politics. Marion voters choose one of ten candidates for an at large City Council seat today. Hiawatha voters weigh a bond issue for City Hall expansion and a new library location. Iowa wrestling rises to top of Amateer Wrestling News final rankings and bids to host the 1985 NCAA Championships. Stocks hit record highs for the fifth straight session.
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Real estate plan targets Iowa investors this fall
A new investment program in Iowa promises armchair real estate ambitions without large capital outlay or property management hassles. The plan aims to attract local investors by offering قطاع access to property exposure and potential returns through a managed format.
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Planter design trial opens in Cedar Rapids Federal Court
Antitrust violations and patent infringements anchor a legal battle over two planter units in Cedar Rapids Federal Court. John Deere and Kinze Manufacturing clash over versions as legal arguments unfold Monday. Branstad declines state bailout of farms amid foreclosure moratorium debate.
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Power plan advances hydro stations in Iowa
An Iowa Energy Policy Council official said five hydro electric generating stations remain in operation in Iowa. A legislative panel may approve actions to allow more plants to come online, potentially increasing the number of operating stations.
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Utility to mail pledge cards for weatherization aid
Iowa Power and Light Co will mail 10 000 pledge cards to Des Moines area customers offering a monthly donation of 1 to support the HELPER program for weatherizing homes of the poor. The effort follows earlier gifts from Iowa Electric Light and Power and Iowa Power and funds raised at the inaugural dinner.
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Iowa Senate approves good conduct credit for inmates
The Iowa Senate 46 to 0 adopts a bill to allow inmates to earn up to 60 days a year toward sentence reduction for good behavior work and training participation. Supporters frame it as an incentive while opponents call it a minimal safeguard against rule breaking.
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High Court delays letter to bone marrow donor
Iowa Supreme Court issued a temporary stay on a Johnson County order seeking to compel the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics to send a letter to a California woman known as Mrs X. Head, a leukemia patient from Loranger Louisiana, seeks her identity to obtain a life saving bone marrow transplant. The case, argued by the Iowa Attorney General, centers on FOIA and patient confidentiality as the hearing proceeds in Des Moines on March 14.
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University Hospitals Seeks Donor If Iowa Court Upholds Order
A letter to Mrs X notes a leukemia patient needs a bone marrow transplant and University Hospitals has found her as a potential donor. It explains that suitability requires further testing and that no name will be disclosed. The letter asks for a response and includes a return envelope.
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