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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2001
Page
14
An angler drives toward Lock and Dan No 10 at Guttenberg as anglers report strong catches of saugers and walleyes in the tail waters below the Mississippi River dams. Despite forecast snowmelt, the river remained unusually clear and debris free late last week.
Iowa farmer Bill Ortner and about 125 agriculture groups urged Sen. Tom Harkin to base farm aid on prices and income, expand conservation, and reward land stewardship in a new farm bill. They stressed countercyclical subsidies and stronger foreign trade focus as hearings loom later this year.
Des Moines father John Armstrong seeks international joint custody for daughter Kimberly and son Jeremy with German petitions. He has seen them for about a month in seven years while Sabine Armstrong relocated near Munich and plans to adopt. He pays $300 monthly support and awaits emergency German hearings amid limited U.S. help.
Iowa cattle producers must obtain state permits for large feedlots under a new agreement with regulators. Farmers registering by January first avoid fines and must reduce runoff, with a five year enforcement relaxation. The deal aims to curb manure pollution near waterways and replaces potential EPA inspections with state oversight.
In Algona a judge dismissed a perjury charge against Jesse Wendelsdorf after ruling his immediate on the stand retraction could not have substantially affected proceedings. Wendelsdorf, acquitted of murder and sex abuse in Shelby Duis case, faced further charges related to statements about his courthouse arrival. Heidi Watkins, mother of the victim, remains jailed on child endangerment charges.
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