Raleigh gunman surrenders in three day Amtrak murder case
A 29 year old ex convict Mario Evangelista Villabona Navas surrendered in Raleigh after a three day standoff on an Amtrak sleeper car. He is charged with murdering his sister and her infant son and released the sister’s 3 year old daughter unharmed. The gunman is from Miami.
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Marion rests police case in disciplinary review
The city of Marion finished presenting its case Monday in a court review of disciplinary action against two patrol officers Michael DeLaMater and James Weilenhagen. City attorneys submitted statements the officers gave under oath at prior hearings, claimed as admissions against their own interest.
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UAW and Chrysler tentative deal faces rejection warning
The article notes a tentative one year labor accord between Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers, with optimism dampened by likely rejection in initial ballots. It warns that a rejection could lead to bankruptcy and widespread job losses for workers.
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Tauke says student aid to stay similar next year
Rep Tom Tauke told a Kirkwood Community College audience that federal student aid should remain similar to this year. He spoke Monday amid birthday remarks as former University of Iowa star Kevin Boyle, a sixth round NBA draft pick, was noted in the political news roundup.
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State pays farmer for crop losses from manhunt helicopters
Benton County farmer Larry Moody sought $932 for cornfield damage during the James T-Bone Taylor manhunt. The state agreed to pay Moody nearly 15 months after Taylor’s capture, compensating for lost yield caused by low flying helicopters.
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Wall Street Rally Drives Dow Above 1000 Level
The Dow Jones average closed above 1000 for the first time in 18 months as the Fed moves to lower rates sparks a major buying surge. Traders describe it as one of the most powerful rallies in market history, with broad gains across sectors.
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China envoy says cultures will mix despite politics
PRC ambassador Zai Chemin told an Iowa City audience that cultural exchanges will continue despite shifts in US China politics. He noted past interruptions have not stopped ties and urged implementing the joint communique as trade friction persists.
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Ambassador Zemin Sees PRC Artists in New York Recital
Hua Ling Engle attended a performance by seven People's Republic musicians and dancers at Clapp Recital Hall. Zemin noted more cultural exchanges could include additional Chinese artists and art exhibitions to foster mutual understanding between the United States and China.
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Firefighting neighbor rescues chimney fire in Marion
Assistant Chief Tom Busenbark responded after a neighbor’s house sparked a chimney blaze at 2451 28th Ave. The fire was caused by a bird nest ignited by the first fireplace of the season, causing about 400 in damage. Chief Jim Ford urges annual checks and proper installations for wood burning units.
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Kellogg girl confesses to killing her father
15 year old Penny Jean Miller confessed to the murder of her father Ross Miller in Kellogg Iowa. The killing occurred Friday afternoon at their home and autopsy showed gunshot and stab wounds. Miller is jailed in Des Moines without bond as authorities consider adult trial. Darrell J Fanning was released as a material witness. Kellogg lies seven miles east of Newton in Jasper County.
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National plea issued for missing Des Moines paperboy
John and Noreen Gosch of West Des Moines appeal on ABCs Good Morning America for help locating their 12 year old son who disappeared after delivering the Des Moines Register on Sept 5. They say authorities have no solid leads and deny involvement by The Way International while criticizing a police lie detector test request.
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