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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2005
Page
1
Wendy Barnes 22 was killed last week in her Cedar Rapids home at 226 27th St NW after moving in with her boyfriend. Police seek Robert Stanley Davis 26, her boyfriend, as a suspect as of Friday night.
Clipper Windpower Inc of Carpinteria California selects the former Goss printing press factory at 4401 Bowling St. SW Cedar Rapids for an assembly plant employing 141 by 2007. Average wage planned at 18.93 per hour with startup in late June.
Clipper Windpower plans a $22 million Cedar Rapids plant to assemble and test 2.5 megawatt wind turbines powering about 800 homes annually. The site at 4401 Bowling St. SW will employ 141 with an eight week startup, contingent on city and state aid.
Delinquent child support and court fines can trigger interception of state and federal tax refunds under a decade-old Iowa law. Clerks of court and the Child Support Recovery Unit can apply refunds to fines, costs, restitution, or delinquent support, potentially affecting large, older refunds.
President Bush urged Congress to pass a long stalled energy bill before the summer recess, saying he cannot fix rising gas prices immediately. The House debated a bill with tax breaks for energy firms and oil development in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, including last night’s vote to allow drilling. The Energy Department foresees pump prices staying above two dollars through summer.
The Labor Department reported March prices up 0.6 percent led by energy costs while core inflation gained 0.4 percent. Real weekly earnings for non supervisory workers declined, marking a second straight month of inflation outpacing wages.
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