Additional kidnapping charge could keep Amber Alert suspect jailed
The article reports new charges against a suspect tied to an Amber Alert case in Iowa, detailing an added kidnapping count that could extend the prison term to about 25 years. It notes ongoing legal proceedings and potential impacts on the defendant's confinement.
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Gunmen ambush Tunisian museum killing tourists and locals
Seventeen foreign tourists and two Tunisians die after gunmen attack a Tunis museum in a northern city. The incident raises security concerns as investigators search for motives and accomplices.
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Weather Update in Gazette Volume 133
The Gazette issue Weather Vol. 133 No. 69 from 2015 provides a brief notice of forecast data. It mentions weather outlooks and regional conditions without detailed specifics or measurements.
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Buck named superintendent for Cedar Rapids district
Brad Buck, head of the Iowa Department of Education, becomes Cedar Rapids Community School District superintendent effective July 1, replacing retiring David Benson. He signs a three year contract at 229000 for year one with renegotiation later.
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Lawmakers praise perfect fit for leading reforms
Des Moines bureau reports the Wednesday choice of Iowa's education chief to lead the Cedar Rapids Community School District as the state implements landmark reforms enacted in 2013. Brad Buck leaves the Iowa Department of Education to become superintendent.
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Iowa History Faces Cutbacks at State History Centers
Iowa historians warn of a slow fade to black as the Department of Cultural Affairs trims public hours by 40 percent at Des Moines and Iowa City SHSI centers to fund a strategic assessment. Staff at Iowa City fell from 12 in 2007 to four, sparking concerns the history century might close.
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Doctors promote vasectomies to align with March Madness
The Gazette notes men plan vasectomies to recover during NCAA tournament action. Tony Brokens of Ankeny scheduled a Des Moines procedure so he can sit on the couch and watch Iowa State play. Jessica Grant of the Iowa Clinic says the ads began five years ago. A UI Hospitals doctor sees a link between vasectomies and basketball.
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Cedar Rapids plans speed cameras near I-380 S-curve
Mayor Ron Corbett said Cedar Rapids will proceed with speed cameras at two I-380 locations near the S-curve after the Iowa DOT ruling. The city will also use the 30 day period to review the order to remove cameras at two other I-380 spots as motorists exit the S-curve.
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Iowa DOT orders Iowa cameras moved on I 380
The Iowa Department of Transportation orders Cedar Rapids to remove traffic cameras at two I 380 locations and relocate two others to increase distance from speed limit signs.
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