Violent crime inmates show higher parole success rates
Des Moines based report by the Iowa Board of Parole finds inmates convicted of certain violent crimes more likely to succeed on parole than those with less violent offenses. The study examined 1,454 paroles in the 1986 fiscal year with 29 percent returning to prison for violations.
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DES Moines
Iowa Board of Parole
Parole Revocation Rates by Offense in Iowa Prisons
A study shows 30 parolees committed new violent crimes with overall low revocation rates for weapon offenders at 5.6 percent and for sex abuse, aggravated assault, and homicide inmates at 6.1, 6.7, and 8.7 percent respectively. Forgers lead with 46 percent, burglars 38.8 percent, and robbers 35.2 percent.
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Iowa
Correction
Paul Grossheim
County hospital may hire chaplain under court ruling
A federal appeals court held Polk County Iowa may fund a chaplain at Broadlawns Medical Center with taxpayer money. Taxpayers challenged church affiliation and the court ordered removal of restrictions on the chaplain's work to protect patients free exercise rights. case sent back to adjust attorney fees.
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ST. Louis
Iowa
Polk County
Broadlawns Medical Center
8Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
Education issues forum at East Buchanan High School
A public panel at East Buchanan High School in Winthrop features four Iowa General Assembly members including Speaker Don Avenson and Minority Leader Del Stromer along with Senate Chair Larry Murphy and Rep. Darrell Hanson. Joined by district leaders Wayne Burk and Dave Mueller plus PTA and education association representatives, the Sept. 20 7:30 p.m. event is sponsored by the East Buchanan PTA and open to the public.
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Winthrop
East Buchanan High School
Iowa General Assembly
House
Don Avenson
D-Oelwein
del Stromer
R-Garner
Senate
Larry Murphy
Darrell Hanson
Manchester
East Buchanan
Wayne Burk
Dave Mueller
East Buchanan Education Association
Jim Klein
PTA
Patty Franck
Rich Roepke
The
East Buchanan Pta
Permit Denied for Dubuque Missile Plant
Dubuque contractor William Klauer canceled plans for a missile disassembly plant after the Iowa Department of Natural Resources denied a permit for open burning. The plant would burn solid fuel from Minuteman II missiles, with 25 jobs promised, and plans for a similar facility near Zwingle were abandoned.
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Dubuque
Iowa Department of Natural Resources
William Klauer
Klauer
Zwingle
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