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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1986

Page

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Ely robbery suspect kills self

Donald Eugene Nolte, 42, wanted for the Ely First Trust bank robbery, died of a self inflicted gunshot wound after police and FBI surrounded his mobile home near Palo. Money and a long barreled gun were recovered. witnesses said a woman and child were in the getaway car. Authorities note this is the second Linn County bank robbery in a month and will review possible connections to other unsolved cases.

Nancy Stevens Dave Gosch First Trust and Savings Bank Ely Linn County Sheriff's Department Sheriff's FBI Nolte Blome Jim Whalen Milwaukee Wisconsin Pete Klismer Cedar Rapids Linn County Coggan Iowa Whalen Sycamore Mall Hawkeye State Bank Iowa City St. Olaf

Death Row inmates end 12 hour hostage standoff at Indiana prison

Inmates at Indiana State Prison held two hostages for more than 12 hours during a raid by up to 14 Death Row inmates. They released the captives near 10 p.m. after agreeing to a media broadcast and nonretaliation assurances. No injuries were reported.

Michigan City Ind Indiana State Prison Corrections Department Vaughn Overstreet Overstreet Donald Ray Wallace Russell Boyd Indiana

House expected to finish reorganization plan today

The Iowa House voted 55 to 24 to keep the state board of education from appointing the education chief, pushing for a broader reorganization. It aims to cut agencies from 68 to 22, centralize authority in the governor, and save millions while reducing hundreds of state jobs. The panel promises to finish action by noon and send the measure to the Senate.

House Judy Daubenmier Des Moines Iowa House Chamber State Board of Education Department of Education Donald Avenson D-Oelwein Senate Terry Branstad

Iowa funds clash over fifth Soil Tilth Lab

Agriculture Secretary Lyng faces pressure to restore 11.1 million for the Soil Tilth Laboratory in Ames after transferring the funds to a Florida citrus indemnity program. House Appropriations Chair Jamie Whitten calls the move illegal. Iowa lawmakers push for reinstatement as Lyng testifies before a Senate subcommittee.

Ashington Agriculture Richard Lyng Soil Tilth Laboratory Ames Iowa Lyng Congress Florida Paula Hawkins R-Fla House Appropriations Committee Jamie Whitten D-Miss Whitten Neal Smith Senate Agriculture Appropriations Tom Harkin Harkin

Soviets Prepare for Resumption of Nuclear Tests

Washington officials say the Soviet Union has begun preparations for possible follow on underground nuclear tests. Satellite imagery shows holes and tunnels in a test area and moving monitoring gear. The Soviets extend moratoriums through March and until the United States tests again. The U.S. has not tested since December and has offered to visit a Soviet test site.

Washington Soviet Union Reagan Administration U.S Mikhail S. Gorbachev United States

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