Iowa universities budgets near 1 billion mark
Final budgets for Iowa public universities and special schools would total about 1.02 billion for fiscal 1993 with general education at the U of I UNI ISU Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School and Iowa School for the Deaf. Total university system spending reaches about 1.71 billion including medical services and ISU Extension. regents vote by telephone Wednesday.
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Drunken Driving Charges Listed by Linn County
The Gazette compiles drunken driving arrests from public safety agencies in Linn County. The Log lists eight defendants with ages, addresses, and arrest times and locations, including several repeat offenses, from Friday and Saturday.
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Burglary at Hardee's on Mount Vernon Road
Officers spotted a break in at 2 20 a.m. Monday after a burglar shattered an outside glass door at Hardee's 2714 Mount Vernon Road SE and entered an interior office stealing cash from the premises.
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Mount Vernon Rd
Assault charges issued in two neighborhood assaults
Dana Walton, 22, of 524 Fourth St. SW, faces assault with a dangerous weapon after an argument at the Fourth Street home during which Charles Pirtle was allegedly attacked with a knife. Pirtle is charged with assault for striking Walton in the leg. Michael W. Reed, 33, of 4451 Vasey Ave., Marion, is charged with assault causing bodily injury after an incident at Vasey Avenue left Carmen Carter with a cut lip and nose.
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Dana Walton
Fourth St
Charles Pirtle
Fourth Street
Pirtle
Walton
Michael W. Reed
Vasey Ave
Marion
Carmen Carter
Vasey Avenue
New 6th District Juvenile Court Chief Named
Carol Thompson of Iowa City will start August 31 as the new chief of the 6th District Juvenile Court, ending a five month vacancy. Thompson, 50, previously directed Johnson County Human Services and calls for stronger staff morale while addressing budget cut impacts.
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Gazette Courts
6Th District
Carol Thompson
Iowa City
August Hansell
Thompson
Johnson County
Hansell
Paul Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Nelson
Basi
Linn
Department of Human Services
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Cedar Rapids Marion pact to share top administrators approved
Cedar Rapids and Marion school boards unanimously approved a two year executive administration sharing plan effective immediately. William Jacobson will serve half time as Marion's top executive while Cedar Rapids Superintendent Stephen Daeschner dedicates 15 percent of his time to Marion.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion Independent School Boards
William Jacobson
Marion
Stephen Daeschner
UNI enrollment levels off after 11 percent rise since 1990
The University of Northern Iowa reports enrollment will be at or just below last year's 13,100 as 1990-92 growth slows amid state aid cuts. Provost Nancy Marlin says UNI aims for a small, nonexpansive campus, while overcrowded dorms and classrooms in prior years influenced student choices. A new residence hall for 384 students opens in 1994.
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Walk for Equality kicks off with 18 mile Cedar Rapids event
About 200 participants join an 18 mile Walk for Women's Equality at Noelride Park to support ERA passage. A Kids for Equality lap starts at 10 a.m. and pledges fund local projects and a state ERA campaign. The event marks the 72nd anniversary of the 19th Amendment. Westminster Presbyterian Church donated the Habitat house. Five Mexican students assist Habitat for Humanity in Cedar Rapids from 9:30 a.m. to noon at 1269 Fourth Ave SE as part of their leadership training. They participate during their three week Iowa Peace Institute camp at William Penn College in Oskaloosa Aug 15-18.
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Cedar Rapids
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Oskaloosa
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