St Patrick's School to Close Next Year Amid Restructuring
The St Patrick's middle school will close next year as part of a broader restructuring of the Catholic school system. The move aims to streamline operations and reallocate resources within the diocese.
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U S Bomb Kills Three Americans in Kandahar Fight
In Kandahar area a US bombing killed three American soldiers and wounded twenty others during a clash with Taliban forces. Five Afghans died and twenty were injured as allied troops fought near Kandahar. The incident marked the first deadly friendly fire episode in the war.
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UK Inside Afghans sign post Taliban government deal
Report says UK backed factional talks leading to a post Taliban Afghan government agreement amid security and governance concerns. Details are limited as officials caution on ongoing negotiations and regional implications.
Federal funds flow to Cedar Rapids for new federal courthouse
After a decade of lobbying Cedar Rapids wins federal funding for a $77 million courthouse. An initial $9.785 million covers design and site prep, with construction planned 2004-2007. Mayor elect Paul Pate supports the project and a land swap with the city to receive the old courthouse.
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Medicaid Shortfall Looms For Iowa Health Program
Iowa faces a multiyear Medicaid shortfall as costs rise and enrollment grows. Officials estimate a $43.6 million gap this fiscal year and $60 million to $70 million in 2003, prompting talks of benefit cuts or provider payments reductions. A governor led working group suggests saving over $38 million to cover costs, with across the board cuts possible.
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Bankruptcy filings rise in Northern Iowa district data
The U S bankruptcy court data show rising filings in the Northern District of Iowa with some Johnson County cases possibly moved to the Southern District headquartered in Des Moines. The 2001 figures reflect the first 11 months of the year.
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Bankruptcy filings head for records in Iowa district
The Northern District of Iowa sees 4 080 bankruptcies filed with a 20 percent rise from 2000 and a record ahead. Linn County reports 647 through November, within four of 1997’s peak. Cedar Rapids attorney Joe Peiffer cites medical debts strikes layoffs and divorce as key drivers while noting tighter credit post September 11. The bankruptcy reform bill, led by Sen. Grassley, awaits conference and takes effect 180 days after Bush signs it.
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