Iowa sex offender residency rule faces appeal ruling
Washington County District Court found the 2000 foot residency ban cruel and unusual punishment and violated a defendant's right to live with family. The state appealed the ruling as Keith Seering, 50, seeks housing and work after his conviction of lascivious acts with a minor.
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Helder arrest anniversary and mailbox bombing victims
One year after Luke Helder was arrested victims of his mailbox bomb spree recount ongoing injuries and emotional toll. Doris Zimmerman recalls the blast that badly injured her hands, leg, hip, and chest while Delores Werling reports partial hearing loss and visible scars.
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Iowa to raise fees on licenses and services
The 2003 Iowa legislative session ends with new user fees taking effect July 1. Drivers will face a $3 surcharge on top of existing licenses, along with increases for fishing, birth records, telephone, and other services. The higher revenue funds targeted services, not general funds.
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Cedar Rapids
Department of Natural Resources’ Fish Hatchery
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Fees Effective July 1 Biers and Rates
Biers and related fees set to take effect July 1 show increments for multiple terms including two year and five year durations. The schedule lists amounts in cents and dollars across short and long term options. The notice outlines how these charges apply to services and contracts beginning this date.
Jury orders deputy to pay 156000 for altering photo
A Delaware County jury awarded Crystal Kiesau 156000 in damages against Deputy Tracey Bantz for digitally altering a photo to imply she posed topless. The verdict includes 60000 punitive damages 90000 for emotional distress and 6000 for medical expenses. Kiesau resides in rural Walker and testified during the ALTERED PHOTO proceeding.
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Virus engineered to attack deadly brain tumors shows promise
Scientists modify a common cold virus to target glioblastoma in mice. Treated mice lived four months, while untreated ones died in 19 days. Researchers plan human studies next year after observing tumor destruction and minimal damage to surrounding tissue.
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Lang leads NYU brain tumor viral therapy trial progress
Lead researcher Dr. Frederick Lang of M.D. Anderson Cancer Center cites excitement over unprecedented mouse results. NCI funds $1 million to develop a mutant virus for human testing with plans to enroll brain tumor patients by winter 2004.
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