Coe students advise Truman pupils on public speaking
Six Coe College volunteers plus Kazuya Iwamoto spoke at Truman Elementary as part of the Communicating Common Ground program. The presenters, mostly fourth graders in training, showcased speaking tips and encouraged students to pursue personal expression and confidence.
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Iwamoto
Japan
Coe College
Truman Elementary School
Karen Sindelar
Katie Wiedemann
Truman Elementary
Kathleen Reyner
Truman
Reyner
Jason Gillette
Jarad Cassady
Kazuya Iwamoto
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Iowa Supreme Court to hear sanctions in Gerard case
The Iowa Supreme Court will hear arguments on possible sanctions for 6th Judicial District Associate Judge Stephen C. Gerard II. He faced a 45 day unpaid suspension for a sexual relationship with former Johnson County Attorney Angela Boeke and late report filings. The court’s ruling may take about a month.
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Gerard
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Angela Boeke
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Benson elected Anamosa mayor over council backed pick
Benson, 45, won the Anamosa mayoral race after council members overrode a veto on rehiring John Haldeman as city administrator. She pledged to serve citizens and pursue Main Street streetscape work, a new library, and Highway 151 corridor planning. Voter turnout and local option sales tax results also reported in Cedar County.
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Carl Chalstrom
John Haldeman
Benson
Chalstrom
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Tippie Endowment Boosts Beef Education at Kirkwood College
Belle Plaine native Henry Tippie donates 300000 to Kirkwood Community College creating the Henry B. and Patricia B. Tippie Beef Education Endowment. It is the college's largest ever gift and funds scholarships for beef production management students beginning 2001 2002.
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Cedar Rapids
Belle Plaine
Kirkwood Community College
Henry B
Patricia B. Tippie
Tippie
Kirkwood
Business College
University of Iowa
Henry Tippie
Tippie-Mansfield
Iowa Communications Network
Henry B. Tippie
Patricia
Cheryle W. Mitralsky
Iowa
Henry B. and
Patricia Tippie
Solon man banned from hunting after illegal hyena import
Dennis J. Steinbrech, 44, admitted shooting a brown hyena in Zimbabwe in August 1998 and unlawfully importing the endangered animal. He received three years of supervised release with a global hunting ban, 60 days in custody, and a $10,000 fine payable to the Lacey Act Reward Fund. He must report to probation and obtain travel permission, with potential reimprisonment for violations.
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Steinbrech
U.S. District Court
Des Moines
Charles Wolfe
Wolfe
Zimbabwe
Africa
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