Fields says loans, not bribes in DCI interview
Douglas Fields testified last August that alleged payments from Lisbon businessman Steven Goldin began as loans, a claim Goldin disputes. Fields faces trial July 17 on five counts of accepting bribes as Cedar Rapids sewer maintenance director. The hearing declined suppression of a 74 minute taped interview.
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Dick Hogan
Cedar Rapids
Goldin
Douglas Fields
Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation
Wade Eisner
Kent Choate
Fields
Fruitland Blvd
August Hansell
Hansell
Lisbon
Intertrade Chemical Inc
Cedar Rapids Seed Co
Israel weighs car tracking plan amid security spike
An unnamed official said Israel studies a 100 million plan to separate Israelis and Palestinians with fences and sensors along the West Bank border. The plan includes possibly placing homing devices on Palestinian cars entering Israel to deter attacks, with deployments limited to certain areas.
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Israel
Erusalem
West Bank
Yitzhak Rabin
Yedioth Ahronoth
Jerusalem
Qalqilya
Jenin
Moshe Shahal
Yedioth
Shahal
Gaza Strip
Rabin
Ebron
PLO
Itim
Izzedin el Qassem
Emotional trial set over Street crash that killed Hawkeye star
A jury will decide blame in the 1993 fatal crash of University of Iowa basketball star Chris Street. The case questions Street's own negligence at the Iowa City intersection and whether snowplow operator Charles Pence was speeding. The trial moves from Iowa City to Marengo on a venue change and is expected to last about two weeks, with emotional testimony anticipated. Street, a popular junior forward from Indianola, died days after a Duke game and his family sues Pence and Johnson County for damages.
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Hamas
Mideast
Glass Junction
Hebron
Jerusalem
Kiryat Arba
Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Chris Street
Street
National Basketball Association
Iowa County District Court
Highway 1
Highlander Inn and Supper Club
Marengo
Duke
U of I
Charles Pence
Pence
Michael Street
Indianola
Two Americans Held Captive in Iraq
Relatives identify Bill Barloon 39 of Iowa and David Caliberti 41 of Florida as the two Americans detained after straying into Iraq from Kuwait while visiting associates of a U N observer mission. The Barloon family says he worked for McDonnell Douglas. Caliberti’s wife says he is with Kay and Associates.
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Associated Press
Iraq
The
Marie Setter
Fort Atkinson
Bill Barloon
Kuwait
U.N
Spillville
Letter Barloon
Don Barloon
Des Moines
the Gazette
Bill
Davenport
New Hampton High School
Ed Barloon
Rosemount
Minneapolis
State Department
Kathy Caliberti
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida Times-Union
David
U.S. Defense
William Perry
McDonnell Douglas Corp
Caliberti
Kay and Associates
Chicago
Michael Jordan returns to Bulls in hard loss to Pacers
Former minor league baseball player Michael Jordan rejoined the Chicago Bulls Sunday but failed to reach 19 points as they fell to Indiana Pacers. The section notes bird house tips and directs readers to pages 1B and 1D.
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Michael Jordan
Chicago Bulls
Indiana
Monsters Attract Fans In Colorado City Show
Big Head Todd and the Monsters performed at Veterans Memorial Coliseum last night. The band delivered hypnotic poetic rock as they played to a large crowd. Details on page 2B.
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Big Head
Todd and the Monsters
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
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