jcfPage A2 Waterloo Courier Monday, September 29, 1986 lOWG WEATHER Ths Fofettfor 8 p.m. EDT, Tue, Sept. 30 a. i Former attorney general Turner dies iSl A 1971 RAID of a church picnic in North Buena Vista resulted in the arrest of a Roman Catholic priest for keeping a gaming house. Eventually, the state law was changed to allow "social" gambling.
Turner was an outspoken advocate of the death penalty, and tried to get it added to state law when the Legislature rewrote the state criminal code in 1976. "The law isn't dull," Turner once said in an interview. "It's incredibly alive with life. There's nothing dull about it or any phase of it." While attorney general, Turner drove a confiscated Cadillac and tried to give it back when ordered to continue making payments on it. Polk County Medical Examiner Dr.
R.C. Wooters said Turner col FRONTS: Wirmv Cold-. ing to the media it just got me in trouble." Turner, who was still U.S. attorney office at the time of his death, remained in the public eye although his assistants handled many of the public announcements made by the office in recent years. He handled the 1982 prosecution of stockbroker Gary Lewellyn for allegely looting two Iowa banks of $16 million to finance a fraudulent stock scheme.
"Dick Turner dedicated a great deal of his life to protecting the public here in Iowa. He was a strong defender of law and order and a fair-minded prosecutor," Gov. Terry Branstad said in a statement released by his office late Sunday. Turner was a conservative Republican whose style gained him considerable publicity as attorney general. One of his most controversial actions was to order law enforcement raids of church bingo games in order to convince the Legislature to modernize Iowa gambling laws.
DES MOINES (AP) Richard Turner, who became a relatively restrained U.S. attorney after 12 controversial years as Iowa attorney general, died Sunday of a heart attack at his West Des Moines home. Turner, who would have turned 59 years old Tuesday, was bom in Avoca and received undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Iowa. He practiced law with his father and served as Avoca town clerk from 1953 to 1960 and as an assistant Pottawattamie County attorney from 1954 to 1956. Turner served in the Iowa Senate from 1960 to 1964 before being elected attorney general in 1966, and remained in that post until defeated by Democrat Tom Miller in 1978.
At the time, Miller said he won because Turner was "too flamboyant" to be attorney general in Iowa. "I rather enjoy being colorful," Turner said during the 1978 campaign against Miller. BUT AFTER being appointed U.S. i xLwX MH iTffX Occluded Stationary Showers Ram Flumes Snow The National Weather Service forecasts rain in a broad band from Texas to New England Tuesday night. Rain is also expected for parts of Montana and Wyoming.
Monday Temperatures indicate Sunday's high and overnight low to 7 a COT. FORECAST Mostly cloudy tonight with low In the 60s with north to northeasterly winds 5-10 mph. Locally heavy rains possible. Cloudy Tuesday with La Pre Otlk 59 .09 cdy cdy cdy cdy a 80 percent chance of showers or Richard Turner attorney by President Reagan in 1981, Turner avoided the spotlight. "I'm not a free agent as I was as attorney general," Turner said shortly after his appointment.
"I'm going to quit all the business of talk .04 lapsed of a massive heart attack at about 3 a.m. Sunday and was pronounced dead about an hour later at Mercy Hospital Medical Center in Des Moines. thunderstorms with highs In the mid 60s. EXTENDED FORECAST Partly cloudy Wednesday. Cloudy and a chance of thunder-showers Thursday and Friday with highs 60 to 70 and low In the 50s.
36 50 62 44 62 69 65 78 67 46 41 61 78 67 59 74 64 70 39 67 70 69 75 BRIEFLY Western Iowa has most farm ban delinquencies HI al 76 93 61 90 70 57 57 70 93 63 92 86 91 59 82 14 91 87 68 85 85 57 45 55 60 67 53 86 82 88 96 94 No one wins lotto prize DES MOINES (AP) No one picked the six numbers drawn Saturday night in the Iowa Lottery's Lotto game, so the jackpot will continue to build from $322,338 until another six 44 72 47 64 1.00 65 .30 WATERLOO TEMPERATURES a.m 66 High Sunday 78 J-Low Sunday 52 year ago 44 Low year ago 39 PRECIPITATION DATA 'Precipitation since Jan. 1 30.65 Precipitation since Sept. 1 4.26 Precipitation Sunday 13 Normal September precipitation 3.43 SUNRISE-SUNSET Sunset today: 6:55 p.m. Sunrise Tuesday: 7:05 a.m. MOON PHASES New moon: Oct.
3 First quarter: Oct. 10 Full moon: Oct. 17 Last quarter: Oct. 25 cost of the sirens in future electrical rate increases, she said. Mason City man still sought by authorities FARIBAULT, Minn.
(AP) Some of the tension has been lifted here as police have scaled back their hunt for an armed ex-convict from Mason City who eluded police after allegedly joining two other men in abducting and raping a Minneapolis woman. "We don't feel he's in the area anymore," Rice County Sheriff Dave Schweisthal said Sunday. "There are several ways he could have gotten out, and we can't think of any reason why he's stay in the area." The 37-year-old suspect fled on foot after authorities stopped a car on a residential street in Faribault early Saturday morning. Schweisthal said an officer became suspicious when he saw the car swerve. The officer stopped the car and heard a woman scream, Schweisthal said.
Two men came came out of the car and offered no resistance, the sheriff said, but the remaining suspect came out holding the woman with an automatic weapon against her head. He dragged the woman at gunpoint for a few moments, then released her and fled, Schweisthal said. competition. IDA COUNTY tops the list with 34 percent of its $18 million farm loan portfolio in arrears as of June 10. About 19 borrowers in the county are facing the threat of fore-' closure for being three or more years behind.
Nearby Woodbury County has a similar situation, with 29 percent of its $34 million in FmHA loans overdue. Records show 18 borrowers there are faced with the possibility of foreclosure. "We do have a percentage of farmers who will not be able to continue farming, but it's our job to keep as many as possible on their farms," said Robert Pirn, state FmHA director. Records show that although thousands of Iowa farmers are behind on their loan payments, the delinquency rate in the state is below the national FmHA average. DES MOINES (AP) Many of the Farmers Home Administration's delinquent borrowers are in Western Iowa where the cattle industry has fallen on lean while records show some of the healthiest borrowers are in the dairy region of northeast Iowa.
Loans in Northeast Iowa, where the state's largest share of dairy producters are based, are being repaid ahead of schedule in many cases, reflecting the influence of the federal government's dairy programs. "We've always stressed paying ahead," said David Reichter, the FmHA supervisor in Clayton County. He added that "in northeast Iowa we have a pretty conservative attitude down-to-earth and diversified farming." Some of the highest overdue rates are in western Iowa, where the livestock business has been ravaged by poor prices and heightened .05 numbers are drawn next Saturday. The numbers drawn were 1, 10, 16, 17, 28 and 29. Lottery officials said a computer check Sunday showed no one picked all six numbers, although 72 tickets had five of the numbers for a $100 prize.
Another 1,822 tickets had four of the numbers for a $10 prize, while 22,179 free plays were won by picking three of the numbers. One person killed on Iowa roads this weekend By The Associated Press The lone reported weekend traffic fatality in Iowa occurred Friday night when a Blue Grass girl was killed in an accident in Walcott. The victim was identified as Kimberly R. Loose, 16. She died in an accident at a mobile home court in Walcott, but few details were avail 64 1.15 55 74 56 Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Ashevllle Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlington, Vt.
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Two arrested for using bogus bills at dog track DUBUQUE (AP) Police arrested a pair of 48-year-old men Saturday for trying to use counterfeit $20 bills to place bets at Dubuque Greyhound Park. Charged with false use of a financial instrument were Edwin Lee Butterfield of Anamosa and Ronald G. Holub of Morley. Dubuque police said the men tried to place $2 bets Saturday using fake $20 bills. Track clerks had been alerted to be on the lookout for counterfeit bills, and one of the clerks tackled one of the men and held him for track security officers, police said.
IE to install, relocate plant warning sirens CEDAR RAPIDS (AP) Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. will spend nearly $420,000 to buy and install 38 more warning sirens and to relocate most of the existing 27 sirens. Recent beefed-up federal regulations required the company to increase the number of warning sirens within a 10-mile radius of the Duane Arnold Nuclear Energy Center near Palo. The 38 new sirens make relocation necessary of most of the present sirens to assure best area coverage in case of an emergency, said IE spokeswoman Dundeana Langer. Installations and relocations should be finished by mid-December.
Federal regulations require notification of a plant problem within 15 minutes to anyone within five miles of the plant, and "prompt notification within 10 miles" usually 15 to 45 minutes, Ms. Langer said. IE will probably try to recover the ourier Published evenings Monday through Friday and Sunday mornings by Waterloo Courier Inc. Vol. 128 No.
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