Man charged with vehicular homicide in teen death
A C R man faces vehicular homicide charges in the death of a 16 year old girl. Page 2A references conversations between Phet Bac cam and his father to be interpreted at Baccam's murder trial on Page 2A.
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College Community board to study day care needs
The College Community board agrees to examine its day care needs. A Galena Illinois resident expresses frustration with living in the past.
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College Community Board
Iowa boosts security for final Kinnick game against Minnesota
The University of Iowa increases security in the student section at Kinnick Stadium for the last football game versus Minnesota. Lineman Jim Johnson earns Midwest Player of the Week honor from the Associated Press for standout play in the Purdue game.
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Americans refuse to sell company stock to outsiders survey finds
A recent survey shows most Americans will not sell stock in their own companies to outside investors. The report, appearing on page 5C, highlights cautious attitudes toward ownership and investment.
Iowa Gazette High Volume Edition Snapshot
The Gazette presents a compact page excerpt from Vol 107 No 316 highlighting a local newspaper record. It notes the paper's branding as the state’s newspaper of the year and marks its distinctive issue number 316 with volume 107. No events or names are detailed.
Today's Chuckle Beloved Ball Becomes Bowl of Ball
A lighthearted quip notes the honeymoon ending as a spouse swaps the social spotlight for a kitchen task. The joke rests on a wordplay about the ball and bowl, delivering a tidy caption style moment.
Murder charge in toddler abuse case
Darren Farmer of Center Point faces a first degree murder charge for the beating death of 18 month old Jade Horkheimer. The child died at St Luke's Hospital after life support and brain injuries. Linn County Attorney Denver Dillard plans to seek higher bond and may file additional charges.
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Roland Krekeler
Darren Farmer
Center Point
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Linn County
Denver Dillard
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Witness Claims Interrogation Made Him Vomit in Drug Trial
Cedar Rapids witness Larry Dvorsky testified that abusive tactics by FBI agent Michael Dudley and AUSA Richard Murphy during interrogation caused him to vomit and involuntarily reveal information. Defendants Tom Vogt Larry Reggenniter and Harry Ambrose face cocaine related charges in federal court.
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Cedar Rapids
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Larry Regennitter
West Branch
Harry Ambrose
Iowa City
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Prague protests demand free elections and end one party rule
More than 200000 demonstrators filled Prague streets on Monday calling for free elections and the resignation of the hard line leader. Protests also spread to Brno Bratislava and Liberec as Czechoslovak TV reported tens of thousands participating nationwide in the citys largest anti authoritarian demonstration since 1968. Freedom and democracy chants echoed through Wenceslas Square as drivers rang bells in solidarity.
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Cooper kids adopted by mother's brother
Five children of Karen Cooper were adopted by her brother Mike Butler and his wife Ronda of Newton. Judge Peter Keller granted immediate adoption for Justin, Samantha, Sarah, Amanda, and Anna, who had lived with the Butlers for over 16 months after being removed from a Kellogg foster home amid a national rights dispute. Cooper, living in Marshalltown, anticipated no further contact as the children begin a new life with the family.
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Congress battles to finish tax and Medicare bills before holiday adjournment
Washington lawmakers labored through Monday to complete a tax measure, repeal the Medicare catastrophic illness surtax, and resolve abortion related spending bills so Congress could adjourn for a year end break into 1990. Leaders voiced optimism about final adjournment as three way talks continued.
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