Defects Found at New I C Plant in Iowa City
The city faces repairs after a 22,000 pound precast concrete panel broke from the exterior wall of the new 26 million water treatment plant. Cracking panels threaten further damage as an August report cites improper installation by Howard R. Green Company. The cost and responsibility remain undecided.
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Two Iowa nurses disciplined in transplant drug recycling case
The Iowa Board of Nursing disciplined Barb Schaubacher and Ann Satterly for unethical conduct and two counts respectively tied to drug recycling at University Hospitals. The actions are administrative, not criminal. both must complete continuing education courses. The criminal probe, aided by Iowa City police, remains active with no completion date.
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Kerry Seeks Iowans Support to Reach White House
John Kerry urged about 9 600 Cedar Rapids attendees at the U S Cellular Center to “complete this journey with me.” He framed the campaign as a shared effort and highlighted the Iowa caucus momentum nine months after its kickoff with a rousing, concert style rally featuring Jon Bon Jovi.
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Kerry urges Iowans to make a difference in lives
Democratic nominee Kerry appeals to voters in Iowa asking for help over the next six days to live up to values. He invokes Field of Dreams near Dyersville as part of his campaign stop, while Bush accuses Kerry of wild charges and Ohio GOP voter registration hearings are halted.
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Flores Man: Tiny Homo floresiensis Found on Flores Island
Scientists on a remote Indonesian island uncover bones of a human dwarf species named Homo floresiensis or Flores Man. The adult female stands about three feet tall and dates to roughly 95,000 to 18,000 years ago, with as many as seven individuals found.
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Flores Man discovery on Flores reshapes human evolution tale
The bones on Flores show a dwarf human species living 95 000 to 12 000 years ago. A tiny adult female about 3 feet tall is the best specimen. Flores Man challenges the idea that modern humans immediately outcompeted other Homo species.
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Jurors urge death penalty for Iowa drug kingpin Honken
Jurors voted for the death penalty for Dustin Honken in the 1993 killings tied to his meth ring. He also faces a separate life sentence for other deaths. the last Iowa execution was in 1963 in a federal case.
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