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Police in Harlan say a complaint has been filed in Shelby County Court, charging 42-year old Michael Arnold, of Harlan, with Trespassing and two counts of Harassment. Authorities say the charges were filed Saturday, after Harlan residents Jennifer Arnold and Joseph Scheffler, came to the police department to report that Arnold had been sending harassing texts.
On Friday, May 9th, Harlan Police arrested 33-year old Ian Leib, of Harlan, following a traffic stop. Leib was transported to the Shelby County Jail where he was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (5th offense), and driving while barred. He was also cited for open container and improper rear lamps.
And, on May 3rd, 24-year old Brandi Abild, of Topeka, KS, was arrested following a traffic stop. Abild was transported to the Shelby County Jail where she was charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and prohibited acts penalties. Abild was also cited for operating a non-registered vehicle.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Iowa Speedway is set to reopen just six months after being bought by NASCAR. New president Jimmy Small is among those eager to see how Sunday’s Nationwide race will set the tone for the future of the short track. NASCAR took the rare step of purchasing the track for a reported $10 million in November.
The 28-year-old Small is the third person to run the Iowa Speedway in less than three years. He inherited a track that has remained popular with fans and drivers despite patches of instability. NASCAR plans to kick start the track’s new era this weekend with country music duo Montgomery Gentry in concert Saturday night after the K&N Pro Series race.
Points leader Chase Elliott, Trevor Bayne and Ty Dillon headline the list of drivers.
FREMONT, Neb. (AP) – Iowa authorities have confirmed that a body found in the Missouri River is that of a missing Nebraska man. The Fremont Tribune says Iowa officials and police in Fremont, Nebraska, identified the man as 56-year-old Thomas Hill, of Fremont.
The body was found Saturday off Fremont County, Iowa, south of Omaha. Hill was reported missing on April 18. His car was found parked near the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge in Omaha.
An Iowa autopsy report says Hill drowned.
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) – U.S. Senate candidate Joni Ernst is clarifying comments she made that critics say implied that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction at the time of the U.S. invasion of the country. The Des Moines Register reports Ernst said in a statement Monday that she did not mean to suggest Iraq had such weapons at the time of the 2003 invasion. She said she was trying to explain that Iraq had such weapons in the past.
Ernst made the initial comments during a meeting with the Register’s editorial board on Friday. Iowa Democratic Party officials later questioned her remarks. Ernst is one of five candidates vying for the GOP nomination for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Tom Harkin, a long-serving Democrat. The primary is June 3.
Lavon Eblen talks about giving the pencil equal time.
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The Mills County Sheriff’s Office reports 22-year old Derek Edward Rodwell, of Glenwood, was arrested late Monday night. Rodwell was taken into custody at the Sheriff’s Office, on a warrant for Criminal Mischief in the 2nd degree. Bond was set at $5,000.
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An investigation is underway into allegations of excessive delays in medical care at V-A hospitals, some delays which have reportedly led to dozens of veterans’ deaths as they waited for treatment. Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley is asking the inspector general of the Department of Veterans Affairs for an update on the investigation and details about how the probe is being conducted. Grassley says, “I’m particularly anxious to confirm that the VA facilities that serve Iowans are not falsifying appointment records and Iowans are seen within a reasonable time.”
Many thousands of Iowa veterans are undergoing treatment at V-A facilities in Iowa City, Des Moines, Omaha, Sioux Falls and at affiliated community clinics. “I’m not aware of any current problems involving medical care or delays for Iowa veterans,” Grassley says, “though I hope that the inspector general’s review will be national since at least three states are alleged to have medical care delays.”
The worst of the reported problems are at V-A facilities in Arizona, Colorado and Texas. Some Senate Republicans are calling for the firing of V-A Secretary Eric Shinseki but Grassley, also a Republican, thinks that’s premature. “I don’t generally call for resignations unless it’s pretty darn convinced that at the top, that that’s the problem,” Grassley says. “I know the buck stops someplace but right now, I’m going to wait until the hearings are over to make that determination.”
The probe focused initially on a V-A clinic in Fort Collins, Colorado, where many of the 63-hundred veterans seeking treatment had waited several months to see a doctor. Allegations indicate records were changed if they showed a veteran had waited longer than 14 days to be seen. Another V-A facility in Phoenix, Arizona, reportedly had up to 40 patients die because of treatment delays.
(Radio Iowa)