Elvis alive rumor spreads from Wendy's to Michigan hotel
The column spreads a long running rumor that Elvis Presley faked his 1977 death and now lives in Michigan, frequents a Wendy's, and hides in an old hotel. It cites a self published book by Gail B Giorgio and dubious tape evidence as claimed proof.
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Rensink named IDOT chief amid budget concerns
Gov. Terry Branstad selects Darrel Rensink, 50, to head the Iowa Department of Transportation, effective immediately. Rensink, deputy director since 1987, plans value added engineering and cautious funding amid anticipated federal cuts while steering transportation as an economic tool. He rejects a gas tax increase and will earn 65000 annually.
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Two Juveniles Break Into Lincoln Elementary For Paddles
In Waterloo a 9 and a 10 year old broke into Lincoln Elementary about 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday to steal the principal’s paddles. They fled on stolen bikes, were captured, and handed to parents. Juvenile authorities will handle burglary charges.
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Fragmented OCR Notice with Postal and Rate Figures
OCR text fragment shows postal numbers and rate figures including 285 per unit and 140 80 for 52 weeks. Mentions PO Box 246 and various garbled terms. Unable to determine a coherent event or entities beyond generic postal and pricing data.
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Iowa drought pushes Branstad to study soil moisture
Gov. Branstad asks ASCS to survey Iowa counties on soil moisture as drought bites pastures. Southern two thirds hit hardest with cow calf operations needing grazing, while 30 day outlook favors warmer and drier conditions. If needed the study could lead to grazing on some set aside land before Sept. 1 with Lyng involvement.
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FAA widens inspection of aging 737 jets and beyond
FAA broadened its inspection program for aging Boeing 737s following the Aloha Airlines crash in Hawaii. The agency urged possible checks on other older models, with visual and electronic inspections for cracks and delamination. Airlines must report findings within 48 hours.
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