Iowa public universities face 57 million repair bill
Iowa’s three public universities must spend 57 million dollars to address decade long deferred maintenance on buildings and utilities. The report details the funding gap and planned projects across campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Today’s Chuckle Good habits grow like weeds
A light humor note compares good habits to cultivated plants and warns that bad ones sprout quickly like weeds, framing daily routines with a wink. The brief gag nods to personal discipline and humorous observations on self-improvement.
Reagan poll shows broad support despite negative views
Americans say Reagan aided the rich and hurt the poor yet two thirds approve of his overall performance. Voters gave negative marks to social policies and ethics, with 54 percent saying the poor are worse off and 72 percent saying the wealthy are better off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
New York
White House
General
Associated Press
Winter Storm Claims Three Lives In Iowa Travel Chaos
A powerful winter storm battered Iowa on Monday causing multiple trips delays and three fatalities. Darlene Howell 59 died in a head on crash on Highway 57 Cedar Falls. Leroy Masters 32 and his wife Wendy 34 were hospitalized or in good condition while their four year old son Adam was in critical condition. A second fatal crash occurred on Highway 63 near Traer involving a man and a woman. No other details were available at press time as crews worked amidst icy roads and winter thunder showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Gosch
Iowa
Midwest
Cedar Falls
Darlene Howell
Mankato, Minn
Leroy Masters
Sartori Hospital
Wendy
Sartori
Adam
Covenant-Kimball
Tama County
Dennis Mallory
Woman pulled from Cedar River faces possible child endangerment charge
Cedar Rapids police requested Linn County attorney consider charging Cheryl Gilson 20 with child endangerment after she and her 18 month old son Michael Dixon were rescued from icy Cedar River early Christmas morning. The child was hospitalized but released. Gilson remained in stable condition. Police suspect domestic dispute may have sparked the incident. Officer John McDaniel was praised for rescuing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Cedar River
Department of Human Services
Ralph Meyers
Michael Dixon
Cheryl Gilson
Luke’s Hospital
Gilson
McDaniel
Meyers
William Byrne
Dixon
the Gazette
Eighth Avenue Bridge
Ricky Blitz
C Ave
Alitz
Revenue enhancers in tax policy face tough path ahead
Washington report notes that 1980s easy revenue increases cut deficits by about 50 billion annually, but such options are scarce for the Bush era. Analysts urge tax rises to curb a 155 billion dollar deficit while Bush pledges no new taxes, complicating potential fiscal compromises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Bush
Reagan
Congress
Dodging astral junk becomes new peril of space age
Scientists warn space pollution risks billions of dollars in telescopes and satellites. Hundreds of thousands of objects travel at up to 26 miles per second, with over 7 000 baseball sized or larger bodies tracked in Earth orbit. Radiation from distant reactors threatens new observatories, prompting shielding, reprogramming, and maneuvering plans for satellites and a proposed space station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Timescientists
Space Sassis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sos
Latin America
Hampton
Iowa Lotto
IRS News
IRS
University of Iowa
Minnesota Vikings
L.A. Rams
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids Silver Bullets
Rochester
Five Seasons Center
C.f
Iowa News
Pittic
Media General
AP Pol
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Gazette
Matt Stockmar
Calvin Henderson
Marion
C.R
Dick Hogannett
John McDaniel
George Bush