Mount Vernon rejects sewer extension across Highway 30
Mount Vernon City Council, after reviewing cost estimates, voted Monday night not to extend sewer service south across Highway 30 to the newly rezoned highway commercial area at the intersection of Highways 1 and 30. Four council members had supported serving a 200 acre area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Robert Sautter
Ed Fordyce
Dick Peters
Barron Bremner
Janet Dumbaugh
Cecil Dann
Palisades Road
Two New York men charged with concealed guns in Coralville
Two New York men William E. Gillette Hilton and David H. Franck Spencerport were charged with carrying concealed weapons after Troopers spotted a gun at the Country Kitchen in Coralville. Gillette faced a .32 caliber pistol charge and Franck a .25 caliber concealed weapon count. Arraignment planned at Johnson County Courthouse. One man released for medical reasons. ages not listed.
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Coralville
New York
Iowa Highway Patrol
Country Kitchen
First Ave
William E. Gillette
Hilton
N.Y
David H. Franck
Spencerport
Johnson County
Gillette
Franck
Dubuque Board Lets Spanking Policy Move Forward
The Dubuque Community School Board tentatively approved spanking as a last resort option for disciplining elementary pupils with six of seven members voting. An official March vote will finalize the policy amid 100 attendees. opponents warn of potential psychological harm while advocates cite legality.
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Dubuque
UPI
Dubuque Community
Allan Carew
David Challed
Three Arrested With Bogus Bills In Iowa City Bust
Secret Service says two Spokane men and a Johnson City Tennessee woman were arrested at a motel in Iowa City with about 300000 counterfeit twenty dollar bills. The trio faces bonds of 25000 for the men and 10000 for the woman with arraignment set Friday.
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Secret Service
Dennis Halterman
Iowa City
Tennessee
Washington
Iowa
Nebraska
Stanley Baker
Delores Thompson
Spokane
Wash
Lionel St. Louis Jr
Johnson City
Tenn
Thompson
Baker
Des Moines
Halterman
Berkley Bedell loses bid to regain seized fishing firm records
U S Representative Berkley Bedell failed to obtain a federal court ruling ordering return of documents seized by the U S Customs Service from his Spirit Lake fishing equipment firm. The government alleges over 250000 in duties on Taiwan imports. Judge Edward J McManus denied the request in Cedar Rapids.
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Washington
Tom Harkin
Diowa
Iowa
Harkin
Robert Ray
Community Services Administration
U.S
Berkley Bedell
Spirit Lake
U.S. Customs Service
Berkley and Company
Taiwan
Bedell
U.S. District Court
Sioux City
Edward J. McManus
Cedar Rapids
Running for Health How Jogging Cut Doctor Visits
The piece profiles Mavis Lindgren who began running at 62 and reports no colds since. It argues running and exercise reduce illness and health care costs. It urges cooperation among individuals, hospitals, doctors, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Iowa to promote affordable care.
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Mavis
Mavis Lindgren
America
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Iowa
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Iowa News
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Frank Mollenhoff
Sonia Johannson
Carroll Hayes
Lynn Cutler
Agriculture Department
Wilson Food Corp
Oklahoma City
Armour and Co. of
Houston
Blue Cross Association
National Association of Blue Shield
Blue Shield
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