CBS Morning crew to film at Coe and Cornell next week
A CBS Morning crew will tape segments at Coe College in Cedar Rapids and Cornell College in Iowa next Monday to explore how the private schools market and admit students amid falling enrollments. Interviews include Coe President Leo Nussbaum and admissions chief staff, and at Cornell admissions director Frank Krivo.
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United Way Dinner Honors Top Givers Amid Record Support
United Way of C R Roundup hosts its sixth annual recognition dinner at Stouffers Hotel Wednesday at 7 pm. Dr. Thomas R. White notes a record campaign total of 2 003 213 dollars, thanking high level contributors and all donors. Doug Krile will MC. reception includes music and multimedia show. Reservations via 364 0167 by noon Monday. Kirkwood Community College sponsors a religious awareness week with talks by clergymen from multiple faiths, film screenings, and a nutrition seminar at Kennedy and Jefferson high schools. All events are free. pre-register at 398 5412.
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Cedar Rapids
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Heritage Agency On Aging
Be alert for fraud Miller warns amid tight economy
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller told about 275 members of the Iowa Home Economics Association and the Iowa Diabetic Association at joint meetings in Cedar Rapids to beware of fraud as the economy slows. He urged cautious shopping, receipts for refunds, and consulting bankers, attorneys, or the attorney general’s office when in doubt.
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Cedar Rapids
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Marion OKs sewer to Linn Aire Industrial Park
The Marion City Council approved a sanitary sewer extension to the Linn Aire Industrial Park on the east edge of the city. Bonds will finance about 60000 for extending sewer to the 168 acre site with reimbursement through land value increases as development occurs. Landowners would repay the full project cost if the property is not developed over the bond term.
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