Remembering Jetseta: Five-Year Anniversary Reflections
Trena Gage and family mark five years since Jetseta Gage was kidnapped, raped, and killed by Roger Paul Bentley on March 24, 2005. The family speaks in Des Moines about healing and enduring grief as Easter approaches.
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Trish Mehaffey
Gazette
Jetseta
Trena Gage
Des Moines
Jetseta Gage
Roger Paul Bentley
James Danédar
Jim Slosiarek
the Gazette
Jenny Slight
Fort Madison
Cedar Rapids
Trena Gage Interview Links to Capital Murder Case
The piece details Trena Gage and the Jetsera case with Trent Bentleys jailed for life in Fort Madison and Tucson for murder and child pornography. It notes Sen. Grassley pushing federal penalties and Bush signing a 2006 law during Gage’s Washington visit a year prior.
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Wlivill Trena Gage
Jetsera
Bentleys
Roger
Brandon
Fort Madison
Jetseta
James
Vinton
Iowa
Chuck Grassley
Congress
Trena Gage
Washington, D.C
George W. Bush
Iowa school board agency officials defy lawmakers
Iowa lawmakers give the executive director of the Iowa Association of School Boards another chance to testify before subpoenas are issued. Maxine Kilcrease remains on administrative leave as hearings probe possible taxpayer dollar misuse and Kilcrease’s $210000 salary versus $367000 pay. Former CFO Kevin Schick declined to attend, as did other invited figures including Ron Rice and Jack Hill.
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Nes Wiaines Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa Association of School Boards
Maxine Kilcrease
Kilcrease
Kevin Schick
Bora Bora
Government Oversight Committee
Ron Rice
Jack Hill
Area health care leaders weigh bill after House vote
Area health care leaders reserve judgment on the national health care reform bill approved Sunday night. Darlene Schmidt of Cedar Rapids says more is unknown and affordability for pre existing conditions matters. The House passed the bill 219 to 212 extending coverage to 32 million uninsured Americans with a 2014 individual mandate.
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Cindy Hadish
Gazette Area
Schmidt
House
Jean Robillard
University of Iowa
Obama in Iowa City May 29 Health Care Speech
Then Democratic candidate Barack Obama greets Amy Chicos of Decorah upon arrival for a health care speech at the University of Iowa medical campus. He returns to Iowa City Thursday to discuss the House approved health care reform package.
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Barack Obama
Amy Chicos
Decorah
University of Iowa
Iowa City
House
Obama to speak on health care in Iowa City visit
President Barack Obama will address health care policy Thursday in Iowa City at the University of Iowa Field House. The event begins at 1 p.m., with doors opening at 11 a.m., revisiting the college town where he rolled out his reform plan during the 2007 campaign.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Barack Obama
College Town
University of Iowa
President's visit may affect end of legislative session
A presidents visit is seen as potentially shaping the closing days of the legislative session. Lawmakers weigh priorities as talks on key bills intensify and deadline pressures rise.
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