Kinnick to beef up security for Homecoming game
University of Iowa plans extra security at Kinnick Stadium for Saturdays homecoming game against Indiana after a spike in objects thrown from student sections at last Saturdays game against Michigan. Cheerleaders faced bruising and a near collision with a broken bottle and other missiles. Offenders may face assault charges and removal from the stadium.
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Jim Ecker
University of Iowa
Kinnick Stadium
U of I
Michigan
Michele Anderson
Iowa
Anderson
Duane Papke
U of I Public Safety Department
Indiana
Cult deaths in Swiss village deaths seen as murders
Investigators say the Alpine cult disaster May be mass murder not mass suicide. Police chief Bernard Geiger calls it mass murder as bodies found in two villages show victims shot or forced to die. Leaders and associates remain at large with two questioned and several detained.
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Knight-Ridder
Cheiry
Switzerland
Bernard Geiger
Canton
Cherry
Luc Jouret
Jouret
Andre Piller
Piller
Geneva
Granges-sur-Salvan
Linn Report On Second Driveways
The brief review examines the second driveways in Linn, assessing access, impact, and municipal guidelines. Officials note potential safety concerns and zoning considerations while outlining possible steps for homeowners seeking approval.
Beef promotion drive aims to reclaim favorite status
Four national groups may unite in a campaign to make beef America’s favorite meat again. The plan is to boost promotional efforts and public awareness across the nation.
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America
Fox Affiliate KOCR-TV Evicted Leaving Cedar Rapids Fox Service Uncertain
KOCR-TV Channel 28 was taken off air after an eviction at the Cedar Rapids site owned by Donald Tauke. Cable systems in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City restored Fox via a national feed, while over the air service may be disrupted. Tauke lists about $100,000 owed by KOCR owner Jerry Fitzgerald and says a sale is possible.
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Douglas Neumann
Fox
Kocr-Tv
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Donald Tauke
Jerry Fitzgerald
Tauke
Joan Nickel
Fitzgerald
KOCR
Cox Cable
TCI
Mike Horan
Cox
Bill Blough
Ottumwa
Davenport
Horan
Sex study reveals conventional, marriage-centered American sexuality
A landmark University of Chicago and SUNY Stony Brook survey of 3,432 adults finds married couples have sex more often and with fewer partners, with 41 percent of married couples having sex at least twice weekly and 75 percent of married men and 85 percent of married women saying they are faithful. The study, funded by private foundations, highlights that sex life is more traditional and less kinky than media portrayals.
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Chicago
America
University of Chicago
State University of New York
Stony Brook
Robert Michael
University
Harris School of Public Policy Studies
United States
AIDS stigma eased as Goedken sisters share family loss
Connie Goedken and her sister Susan Freese spoke on a university campus about AIDS to reduce fear and condemnation. Their Monticello, Iowa family has seen multiple deaths from AIDS linked to a hemophilia treatment and infected spouses, highlighting the need for understanding for patients and families.
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Northeast
Goedken
Susan
Connie
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