Movers and Stayers in Iowa City Metro Areas
Census snapshot shows Iowa City with about a third of households moving in 15 months while 4.8 percent have stayed since 1959. Dubuque has 17 percent movers and 13.3 percent stayers, Cedar Rapids 19.8 percent movers and 9.4 percent stayers. Bryan College Station tops movers at 41 percent.
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Dale Kueter
Iowa City
Dubuque
Census Bureau
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Bob Bonnette
Bryan College Station
Texas
Texas A&m University
Cedar
Des Moines
Quad Cities
Waterloo/C F
Lukewarm to welfare reform in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids residents and welfare providers resist a strict time limit on benefits. Lukewarm support comes from Lukewarm beneficiaries like Lukewarm Busch who say two years is not enough. DHS officials and local welfare coordinators favor more flexible rules to allow varied paths to self sufficiency.
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Cedar Rapids
Census Bureau
Athy Busch
Busch
Inn Circle
Deb Bingaman
DHS
Des Moines
Packers rout Bears to seize NFC Central lead
The Packers crushed Chicago 40 3 on a frozen Lambeau Field. The game highlighted the shift atop the division as Green Bay moved ahead in the NFC Central.
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Packers
Ice Bears
Green Bay
Chicago
Lambeau Field
Iowa Ends Deep Freeze With Warmer Forecast This Week
Cold snap grips Iowa with subzero readings across most of the state. Cedar Rapids hits 7 below, Alldulion records 16 below, while southeast Iowa stays above zero due to snow absence. Meteoro logist Jim Belles expects a return to normal by week’s end with 20s to teens and possible 30s in the south.
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Associated Press and Gazette
Iowa
Jim Belles
National Weather Service Office
Johnston
Cedar Rapids
Dulion
Belles
Jim Hannon
First Ave
Clinton pledges middle class tax relief with no deficit rise
President Clinton, after a Western Hemisphere summit, vows a middle class tax cut paid for without widening the deficit. He hints at a childcare credit and says any plan will avoid harm to the temporarily poor and responsible parents while targeting fiscal responsibility.
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Los Angeles Times
Miami
Clinton
Congress
Bipartisan Commission On
Bob Kerrey
D-Neb
John Danforth
R-Mo
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
The
Clinton says Social Security not being cut
White House chief of staff states President Clinton will not cut Social Security. The article promises details on why Social Security is under attack and directs readers to page 4A for full context.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Clinton
First witness protection plan costs 45000 after Central Prison escape
The North Carolina Corrections Department spent 45000 on a witness protection plan after James Stromer fled Central Prison on July 29. The effort hid his former wife Judy Stromer and daughter Tricia Schutzman in Iowa and involved flights, hotel costs, rents, and wages for protection. Stromer was recaptured November 21 in Florida and remains in maximum custody.
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Raleigh
Central Prison
State Correction Department
James Stromer
Judy Stromer
Iowa City
Tricia Schutzman
Joe
Cedar Rapids
Tricia
Joe Schutzman
Iowa
State Bureau of Investigation
Stromer
Greenville
FBI
Florida
SBI
Iown
Jim Coman
Correction Department
Kristi
Schutzman
Correction
Franklin Freeman
Freeman
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