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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1983

Page

13

Historic Motor Mill to Become Cultural Hub and Preserve

The 115-year-old Motor Mill near Elkader, overlooking the Turkey River, has been purchased by the Clayton County Conservation Board and the Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation for about 72 thousand dollars. It will be developed as a museum and wildlife habitat, with fundraising planned to complete the land purchase by 1989, while rehabilitation of the mill for public tours is expected to take two to three years.

Dave Rasdal Gazette Eastern Elkader Turkey River Clayton County Conservation Board Conservation Board Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation Betty Johnson Douglas Klink Milwaukee Wis Hedges Associates Inc Cedar Rapids Don Menken Midwest Motor Mill Communia Motor

Two Missouri Men Charged in Keokuk Rape Case

Two Missouri men face first degree kidnapping and rape charges in Iowa over the abduction and assault of a ten year old Keokuk girl. Timonthy C. Florea 24 of Maywood and Michael Vern Chillion 19 of Durham were arrested Thursday evening in Lewis County Missouri near the Keokuk border.

Keokuk Iowa Connec Timothy C. Florea Maywood Michael Vern Chillion Durham Lewis County

Des Moines Welcomes Caucus reporters with hospitality plan

The Iowa Caucus Project organized by Des Moines leaders aims to host national reporters covering the February caucuses. Jill Schreiber says up to 1,000 guests may attend, with 300 already listed for candidate appearances, a debate, and the caucuses. A hospitality center, maps, hotel tips, and information booths are planned to ease coverage. The precinct meetings are tentatively scheduled for February 27.

Judy Daubenmier Gazette Des Moines Washington, D.C Iowa Jill Schreiber Greater Schreiber Iowa Development Commission Iowa Democratic Party Tim Dickson

Iowa drunk driving law fails to send most violators to jail

Preliminary statewide survey by the Governor's Highway Safety Office finds that under the July first drunk driving law only about one in five convicted drivers go to jail. Judges use deferred or suspended sentences due to overcrowded facilities and varying interpretations of the statute. The director expects no immediate legislative changes and a year's review before any action.

DES Moines Iowa Governor’s Highway Safety Office Sven Sterner Sterner

Sex abuser protected from victim's father

Bernall C. Young 64 of Conrad received two concurrent 10 year terms after pleading guilty to sexual exploitation of a child and sexual abuse of a child in Marshall County. The sentences will be served at the Iowa Men's Reformatory Anamosa. arrest occurred in Marshalltown last July.

Marshalltown Bernall C. Young Conrad Young Fort Madison Marshall County District Court Iowa Men’s Reformatory Anamosa

Red Oak businessman named newest regent

Gov Branstad named Timothy Neville 35 of Red Oak to the Iowa Board of Regents to fill an unexpired term ending April 30 1989. Neville is Uniroyal plant manager and Democrat active in the Governor's Task Force on Efficiencies and Cost Effectiveness.

Gazette Des Moines Bureau DES Moines Terry Branstad Red Oak Iowa Board of Regents Altoona Public Employment Relations Board Timothy Neville Regents Frank Stork University of Iowa Neville Uniroyal, Inc Iowa Manufacturer’s Association Board of Directors McClinnon John Loihl

Woman Sues Doctor Over Surprise Baby in Des Moines Suit

An Osage Beach Missouri woman sues Dr. Ismael Naanep of the Medical Clinic of Des Moines for 750000 claiming he told her she could not get pregnant then she conceived. Her husband seeks 500000 as damages. He says she quit her job and married her boyfriend to raise the child.

Des Moines Osage Beach Ismael Naanep Medical Clinic of Naanep Barbara Wagenknecht Jones

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