Here is the latest Iowa news from The Associated Press at 3:35 a.m. CST

ELDRIDGE, Iowa (AP) — A gun-making group moving to eastern Iowa is bringing with it a $25 million contract to make rifles for a European nation’s military. The Quad-City Times reports that Lewis Machine & Tool is relocating from Milan, Illinois, to its new and much larger plant in Eldridge, Iowa, where it will supply the Estonian Defence Forces with 16,000 rifles. Estonia borders Russia and the Baltic Sea in northern Europe.

CLINTON, Iowa (AP) — One firefighter died and another was critically hurt while fighting a fire at a grain storage facility in eastern Iowa. The Quad-City Times reports Clinton City Administrator Matt Brooke says 33-year-old Lt. Eric Hosette died in Saturday’s fire at the ADM grain facility in Clinton, Iowa, and 23-year-old Adam Cain was injured.

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — An eastern Iowa man has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder of an Iowa City cab driver. The Iowa City Press-Citizen reports that 42-year-old Curtis Cortez Jones was sentenced Friday after a jury found him guilty of first-degree murder in November for the 2017 death of Ricky Lillie.

WATERLOO, Iowa (AP) — An eastern Iowa man has been turned over to immigration authorities and his sister sentenced to probation after they set up a sham marriage to keep the man in the United States. The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier reports that 27-year-old Selmir Salkanovic, of Waterloo, was accused of marrying a U.S. citizen purely to obtain an upgraded immigration status after he overstayed a tourism visa. His sister, Sanela Dedic, was accused of paying off the bride in the fake marriage.

In an update to our earlier reports, authorities in eastern Iowa, Sunday, released the names of the two victims involved in a fatal kayaking accident. Officials said 61-year-old Timothy Chicoine, of Des Moines died at the Pella Regional Hospital. 56-year-old Kevin Beatty, of Tracy, was treated and released from the same hospital.

The men were kayaking below the Lake Red Rock dam on the Des Moines River, when their kayaks capsized at around 11-a.m., Saturday morning. Ames construction workers, area fishermen, firefighters from Knoxville Rural and Knoxville city fire departments, Pella Ambulance crews and deputies threw rescue lines to Beatty, who was still fighting to hold onto the capsized kayak.

They were able to get him out of the deadly current, where members of the Pella Fire Department could get ahold of him.

Police in Red Oak report 28-year old Mark Lee Parkinson, Jr., of Red Oak, was arrested at around 8:30-a.m. Sunday, on an aggravated misdemeanor charge of Unauthorized Use of a Credit Card (a loss of less than $1,000). Parkinson was being held in the Montgomery County Jail on a $2,000 bond.

Samantha Smith Director of Nursing at the Griswold Rehabilitation and Health Care Center, said Sunday, that the facility is closed to visitors until further notice, due to a positive case of Influenza A, which is a contagious viral infection that attacks a person’s respiratory system. Influenza A is one of the most common type of infection, routinely causing seasonal outbreaks. It is sometimes resolved on its own, but more serious cases require the care of a physician.  KJAN will let you know when visitors are permitted at the Griswold Rehab and Health Care Center, once we have received official word it is safe for the residents to have visitors.

Symptoms of Influenza A include:

• coughing
• runny or stuffy nose
• sneezing
• sore throat
• fever
• headache
• fatigue
• chills
• body aches

The Board of Supervisors in Adair County will meet in a special session 9-a.m. Monday, in their Boardroom at the Courthouse, in Greenfield. During their meeting, the Board will receive Fiscal Year 2020 Budget requests from: the County Engineer; County Attorney; Fair Board: Success 4 Kids; SICOG (Southern Iowa Council Of Governments); MATURA; and Auditor Mindy Schaefer, representing the Medical Examiner, Clerk of Court, Social Services, Supervisors and Auditor).

The Board will also hear from the Wellness Committee,