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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 2011

Page

11

Iowa House speaker eyes broad tax overhaul this year

Iowa House Speaker Kraig Paulsen said a major overhaul of property taxes seems possible this year with bipartisan work. He cited potential cuts beyond the 50 million dollars Branstad called for and noted plans to address commercial residential and agricultural taxes. He indicated discussions with Senate leaders show some interest and stressed no campaign on raising taxes.

Mike Glover Associated Press Johnston Kraig Paulsen Iowa Paulsen Hiawatha Towa Press Terry Branstad Senate Paulser House Branstad Michael Gronstal Council Bluffs Gronstal Bronstad Paulson

Des Moines Antiques Roadshow to feature Schroeder's Packers balls

Howard Schroeder of G R receives national attention as his autographed 1963 and 1966 Packers footballs and coach Vince Lombardi are showcased on Antiques Roadshow. The Des Moines episode, filmed last summer at Hy Vee Hall, airs at 8 p.m. and spotlights about 60 featured appraisals from 19 000 hopeful attendees.

Michael Morain Ves Moines Register DES Moines Green Bay Packers Howard Schroeder Packers Vince Lombardi Antiques Roadshow Schroeder Roadshow Bemko Demetre Chiparus Eunice King Cedar Rapids Paris King Iowa Public Television

Ghana teen Kofi Oduro reunited with U S family in Des Moines

After 13 years and 6100 miles apart, 16 year old Kofi Oduro-Nsenkyire meets his U S parents Daniel Oduro and Salomey Sarbeng at Des Moines International Airport. He joins two sisters and a brother and plans to study medicine while adjusting to life in Iowa.

Desmoines Hegster Des Moines Atlantic Ocean Kofi Oduro Nsenkyire Ghana Kofi Des Moines International Airport Daniel Oduro Salomey Sarbeng United States Oduro Desire Yaa Ama Salomey Mercy Medical Center Africa Lee Hoover Mercy Iowa Sons Tom Harkin Chuck Grassley Hoover John Gaps Des Moines International

Mom charged after sending kids to store in blizzard

Muscatine police charged Julie Jimenez with child endangerment for sending her 14-year-old and 8-year-old to a convenience store during the Feb 2 blizzard. Officers found the children two blocks away in snowy conditions as sidewalks were blocked by drifts. They were taken home after a store clerk alerted police. Online records show no attorney for Jimenez.

Muscatine (Ap Julie Jimenez Muscatine Steve Snider Jimenez

Carlisle teacher charged with sex acts with student

Carlisle High School band teacher Alexander Patrick Dyer 34 of Indianola admitted to having sex with a 17 year old student at the school four times since November. He faces sexual exploitation by a school employee and lascivious acts with a minor charges. preliminary hearing set for Monday.

Carlisle Des Moines Register Warren County Alexander Patrick Dyer Indianola Iowa Gardless Dyer Par Ents

Fired official testifies in film tax credit trial

A former Iowa Department of Economic Development official testifies in the Wendy Weiner Runge tax credit case. He says the Iowa Film office manager largely handled the program. Tom Wheeler, the manager, was fired and faces felony charges tied to mismanagement of the 25 percent credits.

DES Moines Iowa Department of Economic Development Iowa Film Office Vince Lintz Wendy Weiner Runge Minnesota Iowa Lintz Tom Wheeler Wheeler

Hotel Ramp and Parking Needs For City Convention Plans

The city plans new hotel ramp alongside a $75.6 million convention center budget. Two private ramps will be demolished for the project and flood damaged First Street Parkade will be removed. A downtown ramp across First Avenue East recalls an early 2000s Intermodal Transit Facility idea. Corbett notes hotel management firms expect to operate post reopening in November 2012 with several chains showing interest. Crowne Plaza signs came down as the hotel closed. It is projected to be a money maker.

First Street First Avenue Corbett Crowne Plaza

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