Cheerleader Burned In Bonfire Accident At Shenandoah High
A Shenandoah High School cheerleader, 15 year old Amy Nicholas, was burned when a can of flammable liquid used to start a homecoming bonfire exploded. She suffered first and second degree burns to the face, limbs and abdomen and was treated in stable condition. A student tackled her and rolled her on the ground to extinguish the fire. no grafts expected.
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Dick Hunt
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Man accused of stealing car linked to eight states
A 43 year old man, John Henry Bannister, is jailed in Lancaster County Nebraska for receiving stolen property related to a car stolen in Waukon Iowa. He faces multiple warrants and is wanted by police in eight states. He allegedly ran scams involving T shirt silk screening and small loans.
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Lincoln
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Waukon
Iowa
John Henry Bannister
Lancaster County
Norman
Okla
Gary Engel
Lincoln Police Department
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Lancaster County Court
Public Defender’s Office
Dr. Y.M. Lufti
Farmer sells cows after low milk yield from contamination scare
Holy Cross farmer Merlin Steffen sold 30 of 120 dairy cows after milk output averaged under 8 pounds daily since Aug 22 contamination findings. He estimates a $45,000 loss and may sell more if production remains low. tests found no pesticides in well water.
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State’ Hygienic Laboratory
Steffens
Nagle and McIntee clash on Central America and farming policy
Iowa 3rd District candidates Nagle and McIntee diverge on aid to Nicarguan rebels and farm programs while both tout qualifications and oppose political meddling in research funding for the University of Iowa and the University of Northern Iowa.
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Waterloo
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Iowa Public Television
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McIintee
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Washington
Congress
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University of Northern Iowa
Tulsa Suburb Bixby Ordered Evacuations Over Arkansas River Flood
Rising Arkansas River forces 8,500 residents of Bixby Oklahoma to evacuate with 5,500 compliant. Bartlesville and Jenks face severe Caney River flooding as northeast Oklahoma towns flood. Nationwide flood loss cited at millions with eight deaths and several missing.
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