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Your Two Cents Online Forum Debates Englert Buy by Iowa City
Your Two Cents on FYlowa online forum ponders whether Iowa City should purchase the Englert Theatre. Readers also speculate who could portray Kurt Warner as Rams quarterback in a potential film.
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Fyiowa
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Englert
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Linn County February 3 2000 Community Events and Meetings
A schedule of Linn County events includes council and board meetings in Cedar Rapids and Marion at City Hall and downtown venues. The day features a boat show at Five Seasons Center, theater performances at University of Iowa and Prairie High, several lectures, clinics, and recycling site operations.
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Linn County
Linn County Developmental Disabilities Services Coalition
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Five Seasons Center
University of Iowa
Prairie High School
Cedar Rapids Free Medical Clinic
Jane Boyd Community House
14Th Ave
Linn County Health Department
13Th St. NW
Michael Winniford
University of Iowa Heart Care Center
American Heart Association
Hawkeye
Tom Davis
Davis
Dan Gable
Bob Elliott
Gayle Blevins
Heart
Lottery results for Wednesday February 2
Powerball numbers 6 10 12 16 29 Powerball 33 with jackpot 27.8 million. Iowa Cash 4 Life 9 57 74 82 unit prize 100000. Iowa Illinois Pick 3 3 5 2 Illinois Pick 3 Evening 9 7 0 Pick 4 Midday 9 8 7 7 Pick 4 Evening 9 6 3 2 Little Lotto 3 7 11 20 30 Lotto 19 20 29 40 49 51 Jackpot 8 million.
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Illinois
Local births listed for Mercy and St Luke's hospitals
Mercy Medical Center reports a February baby boy for Jody and Todd Philipp of Fairfax. St Luke's notes two more births, a daughter for Julie and Dan Bathurst and a daughter for Rachel and Craig Franklin, with addresses provided.
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ST. Luke’s
Julie
Dan Bathurst
Kelly St. SW
Rachel
Craig Franklin
First Ave. NE
Crystal Dirks
Andy Falco
14Th Ave. SE
Dawn
Jeri Walker
Viola
Law grads' starting pay highlights Iowa brain drain
University of Iowa College of Law class of 1998 graduates who stayed in Iowa earned an average starting salary of 33 000 while those who went out of state averaged 59 000. Seventeen graduates out of 202 stayed in Iowa, 61 percent left.
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Iowa
Jim Jacobson
Iowa City
University of Iowa College of Law
Karen Klouda
Law School
Chicago
Kansas City
Elisabeth Reynoldson
Osceola
Young Lawyers Division
Iowa State Bar Association
The
Bar Association
Carlisle banker Thierer faces civil suit over $2 million loan
FBI agents retrieved files from Thierer's home on January 27 as a Madison bank sues him for repayment of a $2 million loan signed in September. Thierer, Carlisle bank president since May 1999, has not commented amid sealed court filings and ongoing legal actions. Community members praise his family and note local involvement.
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Thierer
FBI
U.S. District Court
Des Moines
Madison, Wis
University of Iowa
Carlisle Bank
The
Bank
Dent
Carlisle
Protest planned by anti-gay group targets Luther College choir
The Rev. Fred Phelps of Westboro Baptist plans to lead up to 50 protesters at Luther College Nordic Choir’s Sunday concert at Village Presbyterian Church in Prairie Village Kansas. Luther officials call the group a hate group and will not cancel the show, while expecting strong student turnout in support. The choir is set to perform before returning to Decorah for a homecoming concert next Tuesday.
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Prairie Village
Kan
Phelps
Westboro Baptist Church
Topeka
Decorah College
Evangelical Lutheran Church In America
ELCA
Episcopal Church
Luther College
Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
Luther
Prairie Village Church
Kansas
Decorah
Center For Faith and Life
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids mayor defends response to council criticism
Mayor Lee Clancey addressed fall criticism of city government and said responses are underway. She cited improved communication, a new website, a neighborhood liaison, dedicated emails for commissioners, and customer-tracking ideas to better record public input and city replies.
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Clancey
Crowne Plaza Five Seasons
Cedar-Rapids
Carol Martin
Martin
Coe professor gets NSF grant to build spatial ecology course
Coe College biology professor Paula Sanchini received an 86768 grant from the National Science Foundation to develop a GPS GIS based spatial ecology course. The NSF funding, matched by Coe College, supports curriculum design and lab tools including a scanner digitizing table and statistics software for data analysis. Coe students have used Rockwell Collins GPS devices to map sampling sites in Iowa wetlands during ongoing environmental research.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Paula Sanchini
National Science Foundation
Coe Col
Lege. Coe
Sanchini
Rockwell-Collins
Iowa
NSF
United States
Coe
Rockwell
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