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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

21 Aug 1983

Page 17

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1983

Page

17

Jepsen says he avoids repeating mistakes in politics

Davenport Republican U S Senator Jepsen reflects on past missteps including a DC carpool lane incident and press hype. He stresses he and Grassley are close friends and that staff competition should not drive rifts. He vows not to let politics harm his image or undercut Iowans.

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Ken Sullivan Azette Oger Jepsen Jepsen University of Iowa Hawkeyes University of Nebraska Cornhuskers Big Red U.S. Senate Davenport Congress Washington, D.C 5Th Tom Harkin Washington Law Charles Grassley Chuck Iowa Chuck Grassley Sen. Grassley
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Bell tower memorial turns digs into colorful gazebo

On a Winthrop farm the old bell tower from the First Congregational Church has become a memorial for the Hardy family’s son Duane. Robert and Neva Hardy transformed the octagonal shell into a lit summer retreat with 19 switches and 100 plus bulbs, hosting visitors from 13 states who come to see the unique tribute.

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Deb Wiley Iowa Neva Wa Xe Hardy Winthrop First Congregational Church Robert Hardy Hardys Duane Church of Christ United Robert Highway 20 Georgia Dubuque Perry Jim Alton Hardy Gazette Deb Wiley Robert and Neva Hardy
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Record Enrollments Prompt Strong Housing Push at U of I

More than 30,000 students arrive for fall at the University of Iowa with a 7 percent enrollment rise forecast. Dorm capacity expands to 6,694, Mayflower complex conversion adds 436 beds, and rents rise statewide. Tuition for in state undergraduates is $1,104 for 1983-84.

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Tom Walsh Johnson County Owa City Iowa City University of Iowa U of I U of I’s Rush Fraternity and University Omaha Neb N. Dubuque St George Droll Droll Hawkeye Marching Band UCFI Coralville Towa City Fair Rent Coalition Iowa
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