Iowa City feud over moving Planning staff to Senior Center
Iowa City Mayor Mary Neuhauser says she is fed up with city planners lobbying on the plan to move the Planning and Program Development staff from the Davis Hotel to the Iowa City Senior Center. Council clashes have kept the issue unresolved at 3-3 votes while the city weighs $30,000 annual saving against building heat and lease implications.
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Iowa City seeks federal aid for $58 million sewer project
Iowa City officials await action on a $10.2 billion Reagan funded program to subsidize wastewater projects. They plan a $58 million plant with 75 percent federal support, facing possible 55 percent by 1985, and current rate hikes to cover a $13.2 million city share. Jim Kimm expects about $30 million next year, contingent on DEQ distribution.
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Three Charged With Drunk Driving in Linn County
Linn County officers arrested James Teachout 48 of 1516 16th Ave SE at Knollwood Drive and Mount Vernon Road SE at 5 25 PM Saturday on drunk driving charges and improper brake lights plus signaling violations. Clayton Pritchard 28 of 2175 26th St Marion was taken into custody on Highway 13 five miles south of Squaw Creek at 9 50 PM Saturday. Jeffery Jess 19 of 2921 Sixth St SW was arrested at 3 08 AM Sunday in the 1100 block of Blairs Ferry Road Hiawatha and cited for driving left of center.
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Mount Vernon Road
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26Th St
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Squaw Creek
Jeffery J Jess
Sixth St
Blairs Ferry Road
Hiawatha
Weather report with wind calm and mixed forecasts
Midnight wind is calm. Sunset at 5 30 p m. Sunrise Tuesday 7 1. Year ago today high 18 low 1. Record highs 57 in 1925 record low 23 in 1905. Snow chances Thursday with Wednesday and Friday partly cloudy. Teens to low 20s Wednesday warming to mid 20s or low 30s by Friday. Lows from 10 below to 5 above Wednesday, zero to 15 above by Friday. National extremes: low 36 in Gunnison Colorado, high 84 in Fort Myers and Miami Florida.
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Volunteer opportunities listed by Volunteer Alert
The notice lists multiple volunteer openings across agencies including United Cerebral Palsy, St. Wenceslaus Day Care Center, Brendelwood Adult Day Services, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Foundation 2 crisis counseling, St. Luke's Hospital Children's Lounge, RSVP, Senior Volunteers, Friend-Volunteers for mental retardation, Citizen Advocacy, meal delivery for elderly, Information and Referral, and Leaders In Volunteerism. It provides contact names and phone numbers for each role. A separate paragraph describes Andorra’s government structure and co-princes.
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Innocent Plea in Assault Charge Proceedings
Vinton resident Keelin W. Rommann 22 pleaded innocent in Benton Magistrate Court to two counts of assault one harassment charge and two minor traffic offenses. Police say two Vinton women Audrey Burris and Barbara Troe filed complaints accusing Rommann of verbal harassment and an alleged trip. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for March 19 and he was released on his own recognizance.
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Keelin W. Rommann
Benton
Audrey K. Burris
Barbara J. Troe
Rommann
Troe
Burris
Lupus Outlook Promises Longer Life Through Early Diagnosis
Atlanta report says lupus life expectancy has nearly doubled due to advances in diagnosis and treatment. Dr Frederick C McDuffie of the Arthritis Foundation notes earlier detection reduced fatal cases from four in five to improved outcomes. Lupus, a form of arthritis, can affect skin kidneys brain joints and muscles.
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Arthritis Foundation
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