Postville Hustlers Ride Weekend 50 Mile Loop
On Sunday morning at Backbone State Park near Strawberry Point AYH cyclists from Postville and two other groups rode a 50 mile loop after camping there following a Saturday start. Leaders included George Enyart of Postville with members Bernard Huber New Hampton Jim Bulman Waukon Mary Knowless Cedar Falls Kim Schutte Postville and Karen Colby Cedar Falls.
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Strawberry Point
Postville Hustlers
Postville
Backbone Park
Bernard Huber
New Hampton
Jim Bulman
Waukon
Mary Knowless
Cedar Falls
Kim Schutte
Karen Colby
George Enyart
Lowell Poesch
Hall Roberts
Kevin Hassman
Decorah
Not Alarming Drop in Iowa Jobless Benefit Fund
Iowa unemployment compensation fund balance fell by 14.6 million as benefits paid out outpaced receipts in the last fiscal year. Commissioner George Lundberg said the funds remain sound and no surcharge on businesses is planned, noting nationwide weak economy and a 5.0 percent state unemployment rate in June.
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UPI
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George Lundberg
Lundberg
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Miehe Receives IVATA Schroeder Award in Des Moines
Grover C. Miehe of Monticello, a veteran vocational agriculture instructor and president of the Iowa Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association, was honored with the Harry R. Schroeder distinguished teacher award at the IVATA banquet in Des Moines. He has taught agriculture for 26 years.
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Des Moines
Grover C. Miehe
Monticello
Harry R. Schroeder
Iowa Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association
Miehe
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Iowa City Eyes Disturbance Plan
Iowa City's leaders study Lawrence Kansas methods to curb student disturbances. A 16‑member steering committee advised by Menninger Clinic moderators produced 88 Lawrence recommendations. Iowa City eyes a permanent social concerns panel and coordinated law-enforcement workshops in two to three weeks.
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Lawrence
Midwest
Iowa City
University of Kansas
University of Iowa
Kansas
Smiley
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
Kan
Robert Connell
Johnson County
Maynard Schneider
Three Youths Die in Crash Near Atalissa
ATALISSA AP Three persons from Bettendorf aged 16 and 17 died in a Monday night crash on Route 6 two miles east of Atalissa. Harry Morris and Mark Troxel, both 16, died instantly. Robert Edwards, 17, died at Iowa City hospital. Randy Hughes, 17, listed in critical condition, also Bettendorf, rode in the same car. The car reportedly failed to stop at a stop sign and hit a truck driven by Stephen Trumbo, 19, of Bettendorf, who was uninjured. A second crash occurred when a car driven by Richard Coon, 53, of Iowa City, struck the wreckage. Coon was in critical condition. Thomas Cousins, 51, of West Liberty, was in fair condition. Joe Eisenhofer of Iowa City escaped unhurt and Gaylord Nelson of Alpha, Ill., hospitalized in Muscatine.
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Bettendorf
Trumbo
Gaylord Nelson
Alpha
Muscatine
Richard Coon
Iowa City
Coon
Thomas Cousins
West Liberty
Joe Eisenhoffer
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