Iowa population growth slow 47th in nation
New census estimates show Iowa grew only slightly about 0.3 percent to 2,943,? million, placing 42nd in new residents. Net outflow stabilized at around 5,500 leaving the state, with growth driven by births and international arrivals.
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Gazette
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U.S. Census Bureau Gazette
History Center near mortgage payoff avoids foreclosure
The History Center in Cedar Rapids has raised enough to pay off its 1.4 million mortgage and avert a sheriff sale. Negotiations with three banks reportedly reached a settlement that would retire the debt, with official figures to be announced later today.
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Cedar Rapids
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Air travel surges as Cedar Rapids airport eyes busy weekend
The Eastern Iowa Airport in Cedar Rapids braces for a peak period as carriers report near full flights and security plans align with higher traveler volumes. Airport official Larry Mullendore notes carriers are filling up and TSA operations are adjusting to the increased flow.
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the Gazette
United Express
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Eastern Iowa
Des Moines
Quad Cities
George C. Ford
Gazette
Airport plans bag drop for Outback Bowl charters
Mullendore says the airport will add a bag drop for Outback Bowl charter traffic and not expand parking lots. Passengers should follow security directions, remove coats, and take laptops from carrying bags. Delays are not expected to be large.
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Mullendore
Jackson arraigned on nine count molestation charges
Pop star Michael Jackson faces a nine count felony molestation complaint in Santa Maria California. He was arrested last month and arraigned Thursday while not in court. The charges allege repeated molestation of a cancer stricken boy invited to Neverland Ranch and that wine was given as an intoxicant.
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Michael Jackson
Jackson
Santa Maria
Calif
Neverland Ranch
Meskwakis Casino Clears Final Hurdle in Gazette
The BIA affirms recognition of the Meskwaki Tribal Council led by Homer Bear Jr after recalls and elections. The ruling lifts the casino closure and 1,300 layoffs, with a potential reopening as early as noon today.
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Ine
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Chuck Grassley
Rrowa
BIA
National Indian Gaming Commission
Grassley
Larry Morrin
Minneapolis
Bear Council
Morrin
Troy Wanatee
Wanatee Council
Wanatee
Aurene Martin
Indian Affairs
Compassion in Elgin After Theft Sparks Holiday Giving
Elgin resident Carole Nading, whose purse containing 800 was stolen, prompts a community drive to aid her daughter’s kidney transplant. A fund at Elgin State Bank grows with donations from locals and Goodwill Industries of Northeast Iowa.
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Elgin State Bank
Goodwill Industries
Iowa
Oelwein
Family seeks kidney donation and support funding
Nad ing family prepares for a kidney transplant surgery as Scott 21 is to donate a kidney to sister Nicki 25. Donations may be sent to the Nading Family Fund at Elgin State Bank P O Box 235 Elgin IA 52141. Nad ing, 49, urges focusing on saving lives rather than material loss.
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Elgin State Bank
P.O
Elgin
Scott
Nicki
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