Lewellyn may face contempt of court in Des Moines
District Bankruptcy Judge Rich ard Stageman took under advisement a request to hold former stockbroker Gary Lewellyn in contempt for failing to turn over nearly 1 million in company funds to court adviser Paul Tyler. Lewellyn invoked the Fifth Amendment when asked about the money and his whereabouts.
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Ray backs tax rebate as Branstad questions it
Des Moines Gov. Robert Ray defended a $50 million taxpayer rebate as a wise decision. He argued the money would have been spent and later cut if brought back. Ray also praised union vote rejecting AFSCME representation and opposed proposed cuts to unemployment benefits, urging careful study instead.
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Group sabotages Reaganomics says Jepsen
Sen Roger Jepsen Republican Iowa accuses federal employees and congressional Democrats of silent sabotage against President Reagan’s economic program. He cites biased reporting by national media and a Moon-financed newspaper, claiming agencies maintain power in Washington while distributing data on beneficiaries to fuel the campaign.
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Leadership Iowa leader development program announced
Des Moines report on the Iowa Manufacturers Association launching Leadership Iowa to nurture future leaders across the state. Seven two day sessions will cover resources government structure economic development and personal leadership. About 30 participants will be chosen with nominations sent to business chambers and civic groups statewide. Governor Ray said the program will benefit local communities by equipping youths for school boards fund drives and attracting business.
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Trial date set for infant slashing murder suspect Craney
A jury trial for Michael Cecil Craney, 29, of Jesup, is scheduled to begin 9:30 am Oct. 19 in Buchanan County District Court on a first‑degree murder charge in the May 5 death of his infant son. Gov. Ray will attend European meetings in Brussels and France May 23–31 with stops including the European Economic Community and European Parliament.
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