Wheat Shortage Error Leads to Replacement Under Probe
U S District Judge Harold Vietor set sentencing for Nov 18 with a maximum $10 000 fine and five years in jail. Defendants and families reacted in shock while lawyers anticipated appeals. AGRI officials faced questions over a wheat shortage replacement and testimony by Thomas Duffy.
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U.S
Harold Vietor
Ted Duffield
Des Moines
Williamson
Wyard
William Kutmus
Victor
Kutmus
Vietor
Turner
Thomas Duffy
AGRI
Tom Mulroy
Duffy
Glenn Feilner
Houston
Cedar Rapids woman critically hurt in 4 car crash
A Cedar Rapids woman, Therese Klinger, 52, is in critical condition at St. Luke's Hospital after a four vehicle crash on First Avenue East during Wednesday morning rush hour. Police say Klinger, possibly having a seizure or heart attack, collided with Donald Herr, Katherine Clark and Kathleen Stuelke vehicles as rescue crews administered CPR at the scene. Estimated vehicle damage is $4500.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
First Avenue East
Therese Klinger
Crescent St. SE
Klinger
First Avenue
Cottage Grove Avenue
Donald Herr
Meadowbrook Drive
Katherine Clark
12Th St. NW
Herr
Kathleen Stuelke
32Nd St
Stuelke
Cottage Grove
First Avenues
Regents reject 10 percent tuition hike as inadequate
Tuition official Tuition R Wayne Richey tells regents the 10 percent alternative would be insufficient. He projects $8.5 million extra for three universities after $2.1 million for aid, enabling higher faculty raises to retain staff, while McMulin’s plan would yield only $2.9 million for raises after aid. Regents acknowledge the hike is regrettable but necessary and discuss spreading increases over two years.
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R. Wayne Richey
Regents
Richey
McMulin
Regent official weighs impact of new tuition on foreign students
Regent Art Neu of Carroll expresses sympathy for Ng and other foreign students amid higher tuition. He notes many graduate engineers and scientists at ISU and the U of I are foreigners who also serve as teaching assistants, hoping the rate hike does not deplete TA corps. Ng forecasts exodus to other universities.
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Art Neu
Carroll
Neu
ISU
U of I
University of Iowa
Reagan Promises Signature On King Holiday Legislation
The Senate passed a bill creating a national holiday for Martin Luther King Jr. with broad support and a Reagan promise to sign. King family, civil rights leaders, and lawmakers attended as debate noted costs and historical significance. Eighty-five voting members supported, including most Republicans, while 4 Democrats opposed. Reagan had earlier opposed the cost and timing but reversed stance after passage.
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Reagan
Helms
King
FBI
Congressional Budget Office
Five honored for work decades old in Nobel ceremony
Chandrasekhar and four colleagues received Nobel prizes for foundational research decades past. Chandrasekhar’s white dwarf theory, once rejected, is now a staple of astrophysics. Fowler Taube and Debreu, along with Miss McClintock, reflected on recognition and international origins amid a long US prize tradition.
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Chandrasekhar
University of Chicago
Fowler
Yerkes Observatory
Williams Bay
Wis
Taube
Stanford
Miss McClintock
India
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Debreu
Calais
France
U.S
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Bettendorf
Iowa State University
University of Northern Iowa
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George Washington
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D-Mass
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Washington
Columbus
Nobels
Don Phillips
Rainey Furniture Paradise, Inc
Munzenreider Corporation
Pinellas Park
Florida
BET
Middle District
US Bankruptcy Court
Tampa
Lai
Coralville Furniture
Iowa
Omaha
SUN Line
Bassett
Lane
Charles Schneider
Hooker
Kincaid
Singer
Keller
Therapedic
Catnapper
2Nd Street Highway
West Coralville
PNT
Cire Bcs
Cma
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