Chief judge Habhab to retire from Iowa Court of Appeals
Albert Habhab 71 of Fort Dodge announced his retirement from the Iowa Court of Appeals effective September 5 after a 10 year tenure on the court. Appointed December 1987 by Gov. Branstad, Habhab previously served as mayor, district judge, and taught business law. A July 11 Judicial Nominating Commission meeting will select five nominees to fill the vacancy and be forwarded to Branstad.
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Davenport man used his children in burglary
Davenport police say 33 year old Dennis L Suiter allowed his 4 and 6 year old children to help break into a home. He was charged with third degree burglary and using juveniles to commit an offense and remained jailed on a 26000 dollar bond.
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Davenport enters home through unlocked window
A man named Suiter gained entry to a Davenport residence via an unlocked window and opened the front door to admit his children. An 11 year old neighbor entered with them. The children report Suiter sought money but only valuables taken were a locket a Zippo lighter and cigarettes. Suiter’s children were placed with a guardian and the 11 year old was returned to his parents.
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One Millionth Tree Planted Marks Iowa Reforestation Milestone
State officials and DOT director Darrel Rensink celebrated the one millionth tree planted under the 1990 reforestation program at an Interstate 35 rest area. The DOT and Department of Natural Resources report 114 projects, 39 communities funded since 1993, and over 14.1 million invested on public land.
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Clinton Man Sentenced for Stealing Christmas Presents
Samuel B. Jackson 31 was sentenced to 15 years for third degree burglary after a Clinton County jury found him guilty of stealing Christmas gifts from Lee and Audrey Mundhank's home on December 23. The judge cited his prior criminal history in imposing the maximum sentence.
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Des Moines Bicycle Rider Fatally Struck in Hit-and-Run
A Des Moines man, Dennis Markum aged 54, was fatally struck while cycling on a downtown street around 12 55 a m. He fell from his bicycle and was hit by a passing car that fled the scene. Police had not identified the driver by Tuesday night.
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