Rural roads claim majority of fatalities with drinking and speeding
From STATE News safety briefing 58 percent of traffic deaths occur on rural roads and involve drinking and speeding. A separate item notes Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Co faces a judgment over $1 million. A peace walk in the Soviet Union drew mixed reviews from I Martie Olson of North Liberty. College Community School District teachers seek a minimum annual salary of 18000. The U S Olympic men's team defeated Canada 76 to 70. Greg Louganis wins gold despite a head bump. Farmers face shriveled soybeans as new grain rules allow elevator rejection or lower pay for poor loads.
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Ice for cheapskates provokes countrywide debate
A tongue in cheek editorial argues that the nation needs affordable ice to match rising cheap goods and frugal households. It highlights consumer demand and pricing concerns, signaling broader worries about cost of living and market controls.
Jaeger Fires Chief Hinzman Over Morale clashes
Public Safety Commissioner Bob Jaeger dismissed Police Chief Gary Hinzman citing a deteriorated working relationship and low morale in the force. Assistant Chief James Barnes becomes acting chief while Hinzman, 40, reverts to captain as legal review by the City Council is sought.
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Acting chief considers bid for Jaeger seat in City Hall
James Barnes, 54, longtime assistant police chief, was named acting police chief by Public Safety Commissioner Bob Jaeger. Barnes has spoken of retiring next summer to challenge Jaeger for City Hall, noting his 11 years overseeing the detective bureau and prior service in Cedar Rapids and the Marine Corps.
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Gilbert's remnants bring rain to Iowa after dry spell
After a dry summer, eastern Iowa received rainfall as Hurricane Gilbert's moisture moved in as an upper level disturbance. Meteorologist Miles Schumacher noted showers Sunday night and Monday morning in the southeast, with further rain and a cold front producing 20 to 30 mph winds and gusts to 49 mph.
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Iowa Leads Nation In ACT SAT Scores
Iowa students posted the nation's highest ACT average at 20.3, edging Wisconsin at 20.2 and marking continued commitment to education. SAT participation was low but top scores came from Iowa. national SAT averages fell for the first time in eight years while ACT averages remained steady.
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Burma turmoil deepens after coup violence erupts
Soldiers loyal to the new military government fired on protesters in Rangoon as demonstrations spread to Mandalay and other cities. Death toll figures varied with about 100 killed in Rangoon and around 150 total reported by witnesses, with 23 claimed by the military. opposition leaders vow continued demonstrations for democracy.
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