Americans sentenced in Iraq eight years for illegal entry
William Barloon and David Caliberti were sentenced by an Iraqi judge to eight years in prison for illegally entering Iraq. A Polish diplomatic source said the men collapsed in shock when the verdict was announced and had only one hour's notice of the trial.
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Iraq
Sam Cahnman
Baghdad
William Barloon
David Caliberti
Barloon
New Hampton
Mary Rethamel
Kuwait
Daliberti
Poland
U.S
Caliberti
Jacksonville
Fla
Kenneth Beaty
Abu Ghraib
Plow driver testifies in Street collision case in Iowa City
Charles Pence, driver of the Johnson County snowplow, says he was not speeding before the Jan 19 1993 crash that killed former Hawkeye Chris Street. He cites a 35 to 40 mph speedometer reading and recalls braking too late as Street pulled into Highway 1.
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Johnson County
Charles Pence
University of Iowa
Chris
Pence
Iowa County
Iowa City
Street
Michael
Highlander Inn
Randy Duncan
Duncan
Iowa House backs open records for juvenile offenders bill
The Iowa House approved House File 528 to open certain juvenile records to schools and the media and to auto waive some cases to adult court. Supporters say the measure could deter crime by improving communication and safety, while critics warn of potential consequences for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamberti
House
Senate
Keith Kreiman
D-Bloomfield
Drug test kit allows parents to scan kids rooms
Barringer Technologies unveiled a $20 DrugAlert kit that lets parents secretly swipe desks, phones, books and clothing for traces of drugs and mail the sample back for analysis. The device uses a three inch swipe and an ion mobility spectrometer to detect substances, prompting debate among experts, civil libertarians and family counselors.
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Washington Post
New York
Barringer Technologies Inc
New Providence
N.J
City Briefs Import Local Notes And Notices
City briefs section highlights várias short notices including public services, minor updates, and community announcements. Readers can spot dates and places for upcoming events and local items of interest.
Cedar Rapids detective on TV cracks Williams memorabilia case
Cedar Rapids detective Sam McClurg appealed on America's Most Wanted to find Vincent Antonucci, a con man who stole 38,000 from baseball legend Ted Williams. A Washington state tip and a report from Anacortes led to his custody as authorities pursue extradition to Iowa and Florida.
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Warelle
Cedar Rapids
Sam McClurg
Ted Williams
McClurg
Washington State
Fox-Tv
Anacortes
Wash
Antonucci
Florida
Williams
Tama
Cedar Rapids Area
McClurgh
Mike Catlin
Anacortes, Wash
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John Pendygraft
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Jeff Lamberti
R-Ankeny
Harold Hunton
Family Sage Institute of Alexandria
Barringer Executives
Barringer
Terry Branstad
Charles Grassley
Sen
Bob Dole
GOP
Fry
Iowa
Hayden Fry
Linn County
At&t
MCI
FCC
Tssassione
C.R. Detective
Vincent Antonucci
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