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Source: Sioux City Journal
ODEBOLT, Iowa — A 22-year-old Odebolt motorcyclist died at the scene of a crash involving a semi-tractor trailer Tuesday in Sac County.
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Former Gila County Manager James Menlove is seeking $1.1 million from the county, alleging he was unlawfully fired in retaliation for confronting a supervisor over complaints of inappropriate conduct toward female employees.
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