Iraq offers truce if Iran agrees to end war
Iraq told U.N. Secretary General Waldheim it would heed the Security Council cease-fire call if Iran also stopped hostilities. Iraqi Ambassador Salah Omar Al-Ali quoted President Saddam Hussein saying Iraq would accept the resolution but cannot stop the war unilaterally. Iran offered counter proposals and called for leadership changes.
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Today News Roundup Highlights Iowa Utilities Rates
Iowa utilities face higher interest charges and refunds for customers as part of a state policy change. The notice appears in Page 7A with broader daily items ranging from entertainment to sports and weather.
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House report warns toxic wastes threaten groundwater supplies
A House subcommittee report says ground water contamination from unlined chemical impoundments has reached alarming levels across the United States. It lists 2100 sites, including 250 within a mile of potential water sources, with two in Iowa. The document urges cleanup legislation and notes data may be incomplete, urging congressional support.
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Bombing suspect group leader freed amid Munich attack inquiry
An investigating judge released Karl-Heinz Hoffmann and four Military Sport Group Hoffmann members for lack of evidence linking them to the Munich Oktoberfest bombing that killed 12 and injured 213. A sixth suspect remains in custody as authorities review motive and ties to right wing networks across Europe.
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Austria
Fugitive tied to Nebraska and Iowa kidnapping
Donald Reynolds 29, a former Romeoville police officer, is named in federal kidnapping and unlawful flight charges with Edward Miller 19 of Pekin Illinois. Bond set at 1 million for Reynolds and 100000 for Miller. Hearings planned Friday. case focuses on federal counts apart from state charges. Reynolds identified as the polite fugitive and was captured early Sunday. Miller detained Saturday in Urbandale.
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Pekin
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Law enforcement talks down fugitive in LeClaire standoff
A Cedar Rapids FBI special agent and Le Claire police officer talked down Donald Reynolds a cornered kidnap suspect during a brief three to five minute shootout standoff in a woman's residence. Reynolds lowered his weapon after agent Jim Gerhart reminded him no one had been harmed and surrender was preferable.
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