NRC team to review Palo plant emergency planning
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will send an Emergency Planning Task Force to the Duane Arnold Energy Center near Palo on Wednesday to assess upgrades since the 1979 Three Mile Island accident. A public meeting runs 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Ramada Inn with a later session 7 to 9 p.m. for comments.
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Paycheck for 61 Cents Sparks Federal Building Gag
Marilyn Brown secretary to U S Attorney James Reynolds in Cedar Rapids received a 61 cent paycheck for two weeks work. The error was corrected by Wednesday and the incident drew lighthearted quips as coworkers joked about raises. Brown said she would not cash the tiny check.
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Iowa student wins Pulliam Journalism Fellowship
Laurie J Jensen of Cedar Rapids Iowa State University is one of ten seniors chosen for the Pulliam Journalism Fellowship She will receive 1665 dollars and attend a nine week work study in Indianapolis working on the Indianapolis News or Star from June 9 to August 8.
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Cedar Rapids
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Muncie
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HACAP receives $30,000 HUD grant for housing counseling
HACAP will use a $30,000 federal grant to fund a full time housing counselor, Marge Wetherill, to aid low income homeowners and tenants in Benton, Iowa, Jones, Johnson and Linn counties. The program covers rental and ownership info, mortgage guidance, energy conservation, and options if facing mortgage default.
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City updates bus survey results and summer hiring
Hiawatha residents reported the bus service questionnaire as very good. City Clerk Joan Biederman said results may be ready by the May 7 council meeting as the city considers Cedar Rapids bus service. The council also approved hiring for City Hall and Maintenance, retirement of water bill keeper Margaret Clymer on July 1, and a six week summer playground program from mid June to late July with a director and two to three assistants.
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Hiawatha City Council
Cedar Rapids
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Redfern Resigns From Iowa Governor Staff
Ed Redfern has quit Gov. Robert Ray's staff in Des Moines. Wythe Willey said the resignation was voluntary after Redfern took a leave to work on Howard Baker's presidential campaign and returned when Baker exited the race.
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