Ombudsman to probe Iowa School for the Deaf complaints
State Ombudsman William Angrick will assign two staffers to investigate allegations about the Iowa School for the Deaf in Council Bluffs. Legislators Davitt and Rodgers say the complaints cover discrimination, budgeting, purchasing, and suppressed communication from about 50 employees, with an interim report planned by January.
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Des Moines
Iowa School For the Deaf
Council Bluffs
William Angrick
Phil Davitt
Rodgers
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Angrick
Joe Giangreco
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House
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D-Oelwein
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Kasey Kiplinger
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Noontime Siren In Jesup Faces Voice Of Protest
Jesup residents challenge a noon siren once tied to Kathryn Koob hostage history. Council members hear neighbors say the 68 foot siren is disruptive and a health concern, proposing a monthly test or removal unless a real emergency occurs.
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Kathryn Koob
Jesup Siren
Chris Manahan
Jesup
Koob
U.S. Foreign Service
U.S
Tehran
Marjorie Rock
Rock
Donna Hansen
Hansen
Mary Linnea Britton
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Bond set at $50,000 in coed's death
Benjamin Caldwell, 23, freed previously without bond, turned himself in to Johnson County Sheriff after a district court judge set a $50,000 bond on second degree murder charges in the death of Ellen Egan, 21, an autopsy showing head injuries. Caldwell's attorney indicated a possible bond reduction hearing.
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Johnson County
Iowa City
Benjamin Caldwell
Caldwell
Egan
John Sladek
Leon Spies
J. Patrick White
Linda McGuire
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