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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 2005

Page

9

Linn County awards bid for 5000 square-foot Election Depot

The Linn County Board of Supervisors selected Kleiman Construction of Cedar Rapids for 780,018 to build an Election Depot across from the Administrative Office Building at 930 First St. SW with a March 15 completion. The project joins a plan to add two no alcohol parks Central and Wellington to an existing list of 24. Parks Director Dave Kramer said the rule helps police maintain control.

Linn County Board of Supervisors Kleiman Construction Cedar Rapids First St Second Third Streets Central B Avenue 16Th Street Wellington Fourth Ave Dave Kramer

Catholic High Schools See Strong ACT Scores in Iowa

Xavier in Cedar Rapids averaged 24 with 88 percent test participation for the class of 2005. Regina in Iowa City posted a 24.2 average with 92 percent participation. Iowa overall averaged 22 with 66 percent participation. Mike Deupree's column resumes Sunday.

Catholic Cedar Rapids Iowa City Xavier Tom Keating Regina Iowa

Cedar Rapids developer proposes 419 lot manufactured home park

Cedar Rapids builder Jim Sattler seeks to develop a 419 lot manufactured home park along Council Street NE and Robins border. Neighbors oppose the plan as Robins Mayor Randy Fouts questions its fit. Sattler stresses upscale design with berms and landscaping to screen the park.

The Gazette Cedar Rapids Jim Sattler Council Street Robins Randy Fouts City of Sattler

Diplomats tour Cedar Rapids mosque and Islamic center

A 22 member delegation of ambassadors visited the Islamic Center of Cedar Rapids and the nearby Mother Mosque to learn about Islam and community engagement. Dutch economic minister Rene van Hell attended and saw parallels to religious coexistence in the Netherlands.

Edar Rapids Islamic Center of Cedar Rapids Khaleda Atta Washington, D.C Atta Chuck Grassley Iowa Netherlands van Hell Islamic Center Ahmed Elkhaldy

Midamar Invites Bangladesh Ambassador on Cedar Rapids Tour

Ambassador Shamsher Chowdhury of Bangladesh visits Midamar Corp in Cedar Rapids to discuss raw hide imports for leather goods. Bill Rossey, president of Midamar, leads the delegation and outlines the company’s export scope.

Midamar Corp Cedar Rapids Shamsher Chowdhury Bangladesh Midamar Chowdhury Bill Rossey Jim Slosiarek the Gazette Jim Williams Midamar Corporation Khazar Ibrahim Republic of Azerbaijan Chuck Grassley Iowa Grassley Rockwell Collins Inc

Democratic hopefuls pledge labor support at Iowa convention

Four Democratic candidates Ed Fallon Patty Judge Chet Culver and Michael Blouin spoke at the Iowa Federation of Labor convention pledging to back higher minimum wages and union security via agency fees from non union workers. They opposed privatizing state jobs and constitutional tax or spending limits. Culver touted opposition to outsourcing and vowed to run against Republicans next year. Fallon urged campaign finance reform while Judge championed affordable health care to sustain jobs. Blouin emphasized restoring workers confidence and good benefits.

Organized Labor Iowa Federation of Labor Ed Fallon Agriculture Patty Judge Chet Culver Michael Blouin Blouin Iowa Fallon Culver USS Jim Nussle Manchester Sioux City Bob Vander Plaats Aw Aelena UTA Ano VY Abwas Wens United States

Unions Withdraw From AFL CIO Weakens Labor

Unions pull out of AFL CIO weakening organized labor and affecting workers in the bar gaining unit. They approve key issues including state financed construction projects with union benefits in exchange for no strike pacts. Prevailing wage must be paid on all state contracts.

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