Gingrich to visit Mount Vernon Iowa in May for health care talk
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich will speak at Cornell College in Mount Vernon on May 13 at 11 a.m. delivering a talk titled Saving Lives and Saving Money Transforming Health care in the 21st Century. He will also attend a GOP fundraising breakfast in Cedar Rapids and promote his book Winning the Future with a signings event.
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Cedar Rapids to join Linn County mail processing cut costs
Cedar Rapids city hall will switch to Linn County for processing outgoing mail in a cooperative effort that will save at least twenty thousand dollars annually, about 20 percent of the city’s mailing costs. The move, proposed by the county purchasing department, is hailed as a model of city county collaboration.
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Motorcyclist charged with felony in chase
Prose cutors charged Craig Wieland 39 of 2631 Westwood Dr NW with felony attempting to elude while intoxicated after a pursuit when his motorcycle was clocked at 55 mph in a 30 mph zone on Johnson Avenue NW late Sunday. He crashed injuring himself and was booked into Linn County Jail then posted bond Tuesday.
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11 Cent Tax Increase Fuels College Community Budget
The College Community school board approved a 2005-06 budget of 43.9 million with an 11 cent property tax rate increase from 15.11 to 15.22 per thousand. A $100000 home tax drops to 730 while a $150000 business taxes rise about 165 due to no commercial rollback. An alternative high school classroom at Prairie Oaks is creation for at risk students starting next fall.
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Debates over city deer issue stall a potential cull decision
Urban Deer Task Force members clashed over whether to kill deer in the city. The meeting shifted toward revisiting nonlethal proposals from an earlier group and delaying a quick ruling, amid accusations of bias and rigid leadership.
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