The senior running back scored five touchdowns in a victory over Dubuque senior. Carr scored on the first play from scrimmage on an 80-yard run and was also on the receiving end of a 59 yard scoring pass. He finished the game with 142 yards of rushing.
Class 3A: Jackson Litterer, Waverly-Shell Rock
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The senior quarterback had a big night through the air and on the ground in a victory over Waukon. Litterer passed for 118 yards and three touchdown and also rushed for 122 yards and a pair of touchdowns.
Class 2A: Kyle Nikkel, Pella Christian
September 29, 2010 By
The senior quarterback had a near perfect night in a win over Interstate-35. Nikkel connected on 12-of-14 passes for 185 yards and three touchdowns.
Class 1A: Andrew Wellick, Emmetsburg
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The sophomore running back rushed for 223 yards and four touchdowns in a victory over South O’Brien. Wellick also led the E-Hawks on defense with 11 tackles.
Class A: Casey Krull, North Butler
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The senior linebacker returned an interception for a touchdown and also scooped up a fumble and returned it for a score in a win over G-M-G. Krull also recovered another fumble and finished the game with nine tackles.
Eight-man: Spencer Clausen, Armstrong-Ringsted
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The senior quarterback passed for 180 yards and three touchdowns and also rushed for a score in a victory over Graettinger-Terril. Clausen also collected two interceptions on defense.
Medical marijuana advocate says Pharmacy Board not doing its job
September 29, 2010 By
A leading advocate for medical marijuana says he believes the Iowa Board of Pharmacy is ignoring it’s legal responsibility. The board on Tuesday rejected a request that it write the rules allowing marijuana to be used for medical purposes. Carl Olsen of Des Moines is director of Iowans for Medical Marijuana.
“Earlier this year they said some rules should be made and they recommended the legislature make some rules or create a study committee to make some rules,” Olsen said. “That’s contrary to what that statute says…the statute says the board will make the rules. It doesn’t say they can pass it off to anybody or they can avoid the responsibility. So, if rules are to be made, the law says the board should make them.”
