HACAP Expands Service Area To Washington County
The Hawkeye Area Community Action Program will add Washington County as its sixth county beginning Tuesday. Washington County staff will be HACAP employees and their programs supervised by HACAP. The merger completes Aug. 17 after SEICAP and HACAP negotiations. Two Washington County representatives join the HACAP board this evening at the central office.
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Don Maniccia
Johnson, Linn
Jones
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Benton Counties
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The
South East Iowa Community Action Program
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City hall plan debated by Hiawatha Citizens Committee
Twenty five residents filled the City Council chambers to back a new city hall with two potential sites being eyed west of the city park and south of Carpenter Road. A library wing could be added later, raising project cost from about 600000 to 725000, with plans for shared facilities to save money.
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Hiawatha
Hiawatha Citizens Committee
Scott Olson
Marion
Carpenter Road
Olson
Martin Bruns
Bruns
Lian Sentenced in Cedar Rapids Shooting Case
Clark L. Wagner was sentenced to up to 25 years in prison for a reduced second degree murder plea in the June 1 shooting death of Robert T. Caldwell. Caldwell, shot in the head with a shotgun at Wagner’s residence, faced a mandatory minimum of five years due to firearm use. Prosecutor Denver Dillard noted weak prospects for first-degree murder conviction, with trial planned before dismissal of burglary charges tied to a possible felony element.
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Robert T. Caldwell
Cedar Rapids
Caldwell
Denver Dillard
Wagner
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Nixon unveils economic policy victory in foreign exchange
Ten years ago the president's new economic policy achieved a major success in the foreign exchange market, signaling a shift in currency actions and market confidence.
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Couple charged in Cedar Rapids theft spree ends in Texas
An 18-year-old woman Deborah Hartman Smith and a 17-year-old male are charged with burglary, multiple thefts and car theft after allegedly stealing checks and a 1976 Chevy Malibu, using a stolen credit card for purchases in Cedar Rapids, driving to Texas, and returning on stolen funds.
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Cedar Rapids
Deborah Hartman Smith
Westland Road
Linn County
Smith
Bruce Renken
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Kellen
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Bryant recalls turning point over off color stories
Bear Bryant recalls his early career controversy after telling off color anecdotes at a sports banquet and deciding to become dull from that point forward.
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Abortion advocates meet Grassley on life amendment
A Iowa group supporting abortion rights will meet Sen. Charles Grassley on Thursday September 3 at 10 a.m. in room 206 of the Federal Building in Cedar Rapids to discuss his stance on the Human Life Bill and Human Life Amendment. Grassley favors recognizing life begins at conception.
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Charles Grassley
Aiowa
Federal Building
Cedar Rapids
Grassley
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