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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 2007

Page

15

Five face murder deal in Des Moines cemetery case

Robert Myers II reached a plea deal with prosecutors in the 2006 Des Moines Woodland Cemetery killing of Matthew Stegman. If convicted, a judge would rely on the evidence, with a potential commuting path to release by age 60. The case also involves co defendants awaiting trial.

Des Moines Robert Myers II Myers Matthew Stegman Polk County Steve Fortiano Alfredo Parrish Joel Novak Stegman Woodland Cemetery Terry Williams Robert Johnston Sheri Fisher Andrew Johnson

Request to Reprint Gazette Article Materials

A letter is requested to The Gazette managing editor in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Include what you want to reprint and how it will be used. Mail to P O Box 511 Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406.

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King Corn explores corn's reach in Iowa and beyond

Yale graduates Ian Cheney and Curt Ellis move to Greene Iowa to plant an acre of corn and film a documentary. The film critiques subsidies and the crop's role in obesity while profiling farmers and experts including former agriculture secretary Earl Buzz and Iowa corn advocates. It screens in Ames and Iowa City as it expands nationwide.

Des Moines Iowa Ian Cheney Curt Ellis Yale Greene Ellis Aaron Woolf Cheney Iowa State University Ames Iowa City Midwest Mindy Williamson Iowa Corn Growers Association Williamson Earl Buzz Nixon America Woolf Sam Cullman King Corn

Richardson shifts staff to Iowa ahead of caucus

Richardson moves 10 Nevada staffers to Iowa while top national staff go to New Hampshire. The Nevada team may return after Iowa as Richardson aims for a strong dark horse finish in the leadoff caucus state amid a crowded Democratic field.

Washington Bill Richardson Nevada Iowa Richardson Tom Reynolds New Mexico New Hampshire Santa Fe N.M John Edwards Edwards Reynolds Hillary Rodham Clinton Barack Obama

Harkin Secures 2.5 Million for Vinton Civilian Conservation Campus

U S Senator Tom Harkin announced a 2.5 million federal grant to convert the former Iowa School for the Blind in Vinton into a National Civilian Conservation Corps campus. The project aims to create a midwestern residential community service center with new federal positions. NCCC is a yearlong program for 18 to 24 year olds focusing on emergency planning housing repairs and community projects funded by this initiative.

Vinton U.S Tom Harkin D-Iown National Civilian Conservation Corps Harkin Senate Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Iowa NCCC

Iowa health ranking slips alongside national trend

Iowa falls three places to 14th in the America's Health Rankings report. The state has strengths in low infant mortality and high high school graduation but faces issues from binge drinking and limited primary care access. Health disparities show blacks facing higher premature death and cancer mortality than whites.

Cindy Hadish Ne Gazette Iowa United Health Foundation American Public Health Association Partnership For Prevention Vermont Minnesota Hawaii New Hampshire Connecticut Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma Tennessee Commonwealth Fund United States Australia Canada Germany New Zealand United Kingdom

Appeals court upholds dismissal in electrical fire case

The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld dismissal of a product liability suit against General Electric Co and Frank Fletcher Cos. in a Des Moines fire case. Homeowner Brooke Miller and Depositors Insurance Co alleged the blaze in 2004 was caused by a GE extension cord or a Frank Fletcher lamp, but the court ruled the fault wasn’t tied to a single product.

DES Moines 8Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals District Court Gen Eral Electric Co Frank Fletcher Cos Brooke Miller Depositors Insurance Co Frank Fletcher

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