Mayor Neuhauser Calls for Verifiable Nuclear Freeze
Iowa City mayor Mary Neuhauser writes to President Reagan with a letter accompanying a City Council resolution urging a verifiable nuclear arms freeze. The council approved the resolution on March 30 and the letter is dated April 14.
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Iowa City Declares Second Year as Tree City USA
Iowa City has been named a Tree City USA for the second year. A planting ceremony will be held Tuesday at City Park at 1 30 p.m. A patch will be presented to the city for its Tree City USA flag.
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Clark to speak at University of Iowa on U S foreign policy
Former U.S. Senator Dick Clark will lecture at 3 30 p m Tuesday in Shambaugh Auditorium Main Library on U S Foreign Policy in the 1980s Can America Adjust to a Changing World He is an Aspen Institute senior fellow and a former member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee The event is sponsored by the University of Iowa Global Studies Program Clark will also appear at 1 05 p m Tuesday on WSUI AM for a luncheon launching the World Affairs Council
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Hawkeyes Arena traffic shifts in Iowa City construction
In Iowa City crews closed one eastbound lane on Highway 6 near Rocky Shore Drive and Newton Road as part of Hawkins Drive projects. The T intersection upgrades align with traffic flow for the $17 million Carver-Hawkeye Sports Arena, with completion aimed before the September 18 football game.
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Decorah City Council weighs financing for sewage plant
The Decorah Budget and Finance Committee drafts options to cover 1.5 million dollars for the sewage treatment plant and 837,600 for a sewer and water extension, with 162,000 for airport expansion and 130,000 for a bridge project all slated to begin in 1982 83. Prospects include revenue bonds at 11 percent over 10 years and possible general obligation bonds, plus interim funding from city cash flow and a federal grant.
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Cedar Rapids Woman Reports Kidnapping At Home
Ruby Harris, 46, of 1608 C Avenue NE, said three men knocked at about 2:30 a.m. demanding money from a former resident, struck her, and forced her into a car. She was dumped near North Liberty and Iowa City and later returned home with a sheriff's report filed.
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