Jim Field speaks with Jeff Nelson from Nishna Valley Credit Union about the Identity Theft seminar tonight in Atlantic at 6:30pm at the Cass County Community Center.
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Jim Field speaks with Jeff Nelson from Nishna Valley Credit Union about the Identity Theft seminar tonight in Atlantic at 6:30pm at the Cass County Community Center.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – Iowa officials have launched a public education campaign to warn teenagers and their parents about the growing problem of synthetic drugs.
Examples of synthetic drugs
Officials representing law enforcement, public health and drug control policy unveiled the campaign on Monday in Des Moines. The Speak Out Against Synthetic Drugs campaign will provide public-service messages that could help adults talk to children about synthetic drugs and the dangers they pose. On Monday the state Senate passed a bill aimed at making it tough for manufacturers of the illegal, synthetic drugs to alter ingredients to get around Iowa laws. Last year the Legislature passed a law making several chemicals used to make synthetic marijuana and “bath salts” illegal, but manufacturers keep altering the recipes with different chemicals to stay ahead of state bans.
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On Monday, May 7, Underwood visited Audubon Golf and Country Club for a dual meet against the Audubon Wheelers. The Audubon boys ran their dual record to 9-1 with a 164-200 win. Michael Bylund regained his old form, shooting a 37, and Andy Hoffmann was runner-up medalist with 41. Andrew Irlmeier and Nick Fett contributed 43’s to the team total. Andrew Foutch was low man for the Eagles with 46.
Lucas Smith-Petersen led Audubon’s JV team with a 40, and the team total was 176, lowest for the JV this season by one stroke. The JV’s only loss this year was at Treynor. Brock Deist (45), Chase Petersen (45), and Logan McVay (46) rounded out the JV scoring.
The Audubon Varsity boys record against all competition is 27-5. The team travels to Sectional Tournament at Dunlap this Friday, May 11.
On the girls side, Audubon defeated Underwood by a score of 193-222. The Wheelers’ Susie Bylund was medalist with the low round of 44. Rachel Flug of Audubon was runner-up with a 47. Faith Fliflet shot 50 and Lexie Thygesen shot 52 for the Wheelers. Erika Casson led Underwood with a 50.
@ Carroll Country Club
Team Scores:
Medalist: Morgan Naberhaus – Kuemper – 87
3rd – Brooke Fletcher – Atlantic – 91 (48-43)
6th – Kaitlynn Walter – Atlantic – 94 (49-45)
10th – Bailey Walter – Atlantic – 97 (47-50)
other Atlantic scores:
Shelby Worth 60-49-109
Katie Blake 84-79-163
Coach Kathy Hobson says: Despite finishing second in a very good conference, I was very disappointed that we didn’t give Kuemper a closer meet. And, disappointed we shot 40 strokes more than at our tournament earlier in the week. We played the back 9 substantially better than the front going 204-187. As we start district play, we are going to have to be at our best to have a chance to advance. Our district is pretty solid. Putting is still at times a real struggle for some of our girls due to rushing and lack of concentration.
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