Iowa football recruiting costs top Big Ten but below peers
The University of Iowa spent 788 575 recruiting student athletes in fiscal 2006, ninth among Big Ten schools, with football alone totaling about 296 585. Iowa State spent 928 563 while Nebraska Kansas State and Texas led the conference in recruiting outlays. The report notes per diems under 50 and outlines what counts as recruiting expenses.
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City Deer Population Rises Despite Bowhunt Efforts
An aerial count shows 3098 deer in and around Cedar Rapids, up from 2681 last year and 1750 in 1997. Wildlife biologist Tim Thompson cites twins and triplets, zone havens, and partial bowhunt impact as reasons the rise persists. Deer numbers have more than doubled in Zones E and B near Cedar Rapids.
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Deer counts report status in 2005 survey notes
The short record lists deer counts by region or category with figures such as 419 and 680 for 2005, and mentions items like toad 2005 and Jee 1007 with counts 560 and 1007. The OCR fragment is terse and lacks full context or locations.
SILO tax proposal eyed for Linn and Johnson counties
The 1 percent SILO sales tax would raise shopper costs but reduce property taxes for some residents by using SILO funds to retire existing bond debt. Cedar Rapids schools say they would shift bond payments to SILO, enabling lower levy rates.
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Cedar Rapids
Tax relief in Linn Coming Friday
The notice indicates Linn residents will receive tax relief information Friday. Readers are asked to bring questions about the sales tax to local officials during the upcoming session.
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Tax relief plan for Cedar Rapids property owners
A $1 million commercial property owner would save about $912 per year under the proposed tax relief. The measure is presented by the Cedar Rapids Community School District as a benefit to business property owners within district lines.
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City Government Pushes to Preserve Greene Square Meals Program
John Locher led dozens of supporters at a Cedar Rapids City Council meeting urging to keep the Green Square Meals program in Greene Square Park building. Officials cautioned the program might move to a donations and volunteers model in a nearby location as part of budget changes.
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Meals program site options in Greene Square district
Five sites are proposed for the meals program. Greene Square Park remains the favored location. St. Wenceslaus Church is eyed for a longer commitment. A building at 601-605 Second Ave SE could host two extra meals weekly beyond Sundays. First Presbyterian across from Greene Square may add two more meals. The Salvation Army also open to long term accommodation.
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