Professional Service Jobs Rise in East Iowa Cities
A University of Iowa study by Douglas L. Heerema shows urban Iowa workers increasingly in manufacturing, finance and insurance, and professional and related services, with professional services rising to about 17 percent of urban employment. City variations are large, and nine categories declined, notably wholesale and retail trade.
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SUI Department of Economics
Heerema
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East
Kirk Boyd Named to Gov Hughes Staff in Iowa
Des Moines AP Kirk Boyd 28 of Iowa City named as second administrative assistant to Governor Harold Hughes completing the staff. A Davenport native and former Des Moines Tribune reporter, Boyd holds a doctorate in political science from the University of Iowa and will earn 10000 dollars yearly.
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Des Moines Council Sidesteps Gold Dome Fund Decision
The state executive council postponed ruling on accepting contributions to renew the gold dome atop the statehouse. Governor Hughes urged completing the task with tax funds.
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West lowan Admits Huge Grain Shortage
SIOUX CITY AP Allan North, 38, of Vail pled guilty to two counts in a case tied to a roughly 100000 bushels government corn shortage at his Vail warehouse. He admitted converting CCC owned grain and making false statements to the CCC. trial had been set before U S District Judge William Hanson, with a pre sentence investigation ordered.
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Olmstead Elected by Methodist Students
William E. Olmstead of Fort Dodge a State College of Iowa sophomore was chosen president of the Iowa Methodist Student Movement for a one year term. The selection came at the group’s mid winter conference at Camp Wesley Woods near Indianola with about 130 attendees from 11 colleges and universities.
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Atkins Carroll Bud Humphrey Jr Makes Dean's List
Iowa Wesleyan University announces junior Bud Humphrey Jr. has earned a place on the first semester dean's list for academic excellence.
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Bud”’ Humphrey, Jr
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Northwestern Bell to spend 5 million on storm proof long distance network
Northwestern Bell plans a 5 million dollars investment this year to expand and improve Iowa long distance lines. More than 30 000 miles of lines will be added and 90 percent of the state’s long distance lines will be storm proofed through cable or microwave systems.
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