Dr Judy Vopava Joins Cornell College Math Faculty
Judy Vopava becomes assistant professor of mathematics at Cornell College in 1985 after teaching at Grinnell College and the University of Minnesota Duluth. She earned a Ph D from Cornell University Ithaca and a B A from Augustana College Sioux Falls.
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Judy Vopava
Cornell College
Grinnell College
University of Minnesota, Duluth
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
S.D
Impressions from a trip to Nicaragua in April
A visiting American recounts two weeks in Nicaragua meeting political, economic, and religious leaders. He describes daily life, generosity, and hardships, discusses Sandinista reforms and opposition concerns, and argues for better U.S. relations and trade to promote democracy and independence for Nicaraguans.
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Nicaragua
Managua
U.S
INCAE
Harvard Business School
Alliance For Progress Money
Contras
United States
Radio Catolica
la Prenza
Arnulfo
Nicaragua Portraits on View at Cornell College Commons
A photography display titled Nicaragua A Portrait of the Country by Bob Campagna opens in the Cornell College Commons this Thursday. The exhibit runs 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily through October.
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Bob Campagna
Doug Hanson
Cornell
Nicaragua
Gazette
Coe
Mount Mercy
Cornell College
Commons
Branstad to Attend Sigourney Economic Meeting
Gov Terry Branstad will join a STEP meeting in Sigourney to discuss economic development issues and alternatives. Officials from the Department of Economic Development will attend and the public is invited. The Sigourney Area Development Corporation hosts the event at Sigourney High School gym.
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Branstad
Sigourney Development Meeting
Sigourney High School
Sigourney
Terry Branstad
Nomic Development
Department of Economic Development
The
Sigourney Area Development Corporation
Rural Iowa joins postal service fight
Rex Knapp drives 90 miles to deliver mail to 200 farmers as snow hampers routes. The American Postal Workers Union warns that private competition could raise rural rates, challenging the USPS monopoly with Reagan era privatization proposals and a push for universal service across the nation.
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Clarksville
Rex Knapp
Knapp
American Postal Workers Union
Federal Express
Iowa
Postal Service
National Star Route Mail Contractors Association
Fink
Barb Versteegh
Des Moines
Versteegh
Public notices and events for Cedar Rapids area
Watering allowed for even addresses in NW and NE quadrants excluding Bowman Woods west of Kent Drive. Linn County Board of Supervisors holds a 9 a.m. work session. Hiawatha Water Board meets 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. Red Baron Squadron aerobatics at Tibben Flight Lines Cedar Rapids Airport 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ribbon cutting 9 a.m. for the West Side Branch of Cedar Rapids Public Library at Westdale Mall.
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Bowman Woods
Kent Drive
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Hiawatha Water
Tibben Flight Lines
Cedar Rapids
New
West Side
The
Three Linn County crash victims linger hospitalized
Three Linn County residents remained in area hospitals after a two vehicle crash south of Coggon Saturday evening. Richard Holmes of Cedar Rapids in serious condition at St Luke's Hospital, Daniel Cole of Marion in fair condition, Debra Wilson of Cedar Rapids in good condition. Cole charged with license suspension violation and driving while intoxicated.
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Linn County
Coggon
Richard Holmes
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
David Cole
11Th St
Marion
Debra Wilson
A Ave. NW
Highway 13
Hutchinson Road
Wilson
Cole
Casey
Stacey Northrop
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