Culver Sets Yearlong Goal After 2008 Floods
Gov Chet Culver aims to have Cedar Rapids flood victims back in permanent homes by December 2009 and rebuild about 1000 impacted businesses to normal operation within a year. He spoke on Iowa Public Television noting temporary mobile home housing can last up to 18 months under federal rules.
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Governor Seeks Big Jobs Plan After New Year
The governor promises a big jobs announcement after New Year aiming to meet immediate needs of families and businesses by December 2009. About 500 mobile homes are in Iowa with around 400 in Cedar Rapids, while disaster rebuilding could take five to ten years. Cedar Rapids plans a $1 billion levee and flood wall project to protect riverfront properties. The governor notes progress but ongoing recovery challenges remain.
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Outback Bowl surge boosts Iowa retailers
Iowa City merchants report strong sales as University of Iowa fans snap up Bowl souvenirs both in stores and online. Store owners say a winning Hawkeyes team drives demand for Outback and other bowls with glassware hats and black T shirts proving popular.
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