Wittgraf backs Bush despite Iowa tensions with Dole
George Wittgraf, longtime Bush advocate in Iowa, weighs reconciliation with the Dole camp to help the ticket. He signals a shift after clashes over mean spiritedness and financial improprieties claims, and plans to attend the Republican National Convention as a Bush delegate.
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Cedar Rapids Library hosts 15th anniversary of substance abuse info center
The Iowa Substance Abuse Information Center marks 15 years with guest speakers a film festival and free events at the Cedar Rapids Public Library. Program includes 10 films on treatment and prevention and talks by Bettina Scott Janet Zwick and Bryan Davis. The center handles about 1000 requests monthly and operates with state funding since 1973. Call 398-5133 for details.
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Iowa Department of Public Health
Bryan Davis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Department of Health
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Mary Kaliban
Trains Offer Expo Commute From Amana and Iowa City
Tickets for CRANDIC and Iowa Interstate runs to the World Ag Expo are on sale at Five Seasons Center outlets and the Iowa Memorial Union box office. Fares range from 8.00 round trip to 16.95 regular and 39.95 first class with shuttle service from South Amana to the Expo grounds.
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Nova House AIDS project ends after community backlash
Lamphier recalls that the goal was to make people think about AIDS but the plan faced strong opposition from Volga residents led by Pastor Richard Parler. The Nova House hostel would have offered shelter to 2 to 12 AIDS patients, with a $65,000 annual budget, but the project was shelved amid fears of infection and moral objections.
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