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Man dies after being trapped under 3 feet of corn in grain bin

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By Ryan Paris
| WNEM-TV (Saginaw, MI)
COTTONWOOD COUNTY, Minn. (KEYC/Gray News) - A man in Minnesota is dead after authorities say he was trapped in a grain bin Thursday night. Cottonwood County dispatch reportedly received a call from rural Storden about an individual trapped inside a grain bin around 7:46 p.m. The caller told dispatch they could not find the man inside the grain bin. Responders arrived on the scene and attempted to find the man, later identified as William Quade, 72, of Storden.
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Man dies after being trapped under 3 feet of corn in grain bin

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By Ryan Paris
| KBJR-TV (Duluth, MN)
COTTONWOOD COUNTY, Minn. (KEYC/Gray News) - A man in Minnesota is dead after authorities say he was trapped in a grain bin Thursday night. Cottonwood County dispatch reportedly received a call from rural Storden about an individual trapped inside a grain bin around 7:46 p.m. The caller told dispatch they could not find the man inside the grain bin. Responders arrived on the scene and attempted to find the man, later identified as William Quade, 72, of Storden.
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From the Quad Cities to Iowa City: Journey Houston’s star continues to rise for Hawkeyes Original

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By Ryan Paris
| WHBF-TV (Rock Island,IL)
The vibrations of thunderous applause. The echoes of blaring music. The heat of pyrotechnics. The energy at Carver-Hawkeye Arena is as physical as it is conceptual. Iowa women’s basketball player Journey Houston knows that better than most. She first experienced it as a fan, then as a family member when her older sister was briefly in the program. And now it’s become her normal as a player, playing for her childhood team, for a crowd she was once a part of.
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