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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1990

Page

11

Small town effort spawns plastic recycling glut in Iowa

Iowa towns push plastic jug recycling through drop boxes and coops with Fareway and DNR. Center collects, bales, and ships to Hammer's Plastic. prices fall to around 7 cents a pound, prompting concerns and calls for state demand and compensation for small recyclers. Local firms like Bickford fear leaving the market without support.

Iowa Martello Washington County Developmental Center Michael Andrew Andrew Fareway Food Stores Department of Natural Resources Fareway Developmental Center Fare Bickford

RoseBar Tire Shredding Center Aims to Open In North Dakota

Eleanor Kaiser and Barbara Merchant secured a 365550 grant from the Department of Natural Resources to build a tire recycling plant in Vinton. The facility will shred tires into chips used with coal or wood as fuel, reducing landfill waste and creating about 30 jobs in year two.

Teresa Hay Iowa Department of Natural Resources Hammer Iowa Falls NCS Plastics Cedar Rapids Hay Floyd Hammer Iowa Hardin Cherokee Lisbon Mount Vernon Dave Goschinton RoseBar Tire Vinton RoseBar Barbara Merchant Eleanor Kaiser Department of Natural Resources DNR Kaiser Merchant Garrison

West Liberty restaurateur Curry overcomes odds and tragedy

Glenn Curry, now 60, Illinois born restaurateur and former Iowa Restaurant Association director, owns Yesterday's in West Liberty. He survived the Our Lady of the Angels School fire in 1958, helped rescue victims, then pursued youth work and later built a Chicago pizza venture praised as best in the city. He met Kennedy officials, transported Berlin exchange students, and later invested in a restaurant business after rejecting early buyout offers.

Dave Gosch West Liberty Glenn Curry Curry Iowa Restaurant Association Interstate 80 Chicago Red Cross Our Lady of the Angels Catholic School John Kennedy Washington, D.C State Department Berlin Wall Berlin White House Kennedy August Busch Neil Armstrong Chicago Carol Stream Chicago Tribune Yesterday's

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