Clinton blocks pilots strike during cooling off period
President Clinton halted an American Airlines pilots strike by ordering a 60 day cooling off period after union leaders set a walkout that would have stranded up to 40 000 travelers. Negotiations continue under the Railroad Labor Act with a Presidential Emergency Board to propose a settlement.
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Ken Burns on Thomas Jefferson airs on PBS this week
Film maker Ken Burns offers perspective on the third president in his documentary Thomas Jefferson airing Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 p.m. on PBS. Details in TV Vision. A historic community nearby promises beauty antiques and education, with cues in the feature.
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Changes planned for child seats standardization
Measures aim to standardize child seats for easier parent installation. Details on 13A. Jefferson beats Kennedy 56 to 35 as the J-Hawks take control in last night’s high school game. Details on 1D.
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Settles Sitting Out Hawkeye Season
Injury plagued guard Jess Settles will sit out the Iowa Hawkeyes season and plan a return next year as a fifth year senior. The team faces a cautious path as they regroup for the next campaign.
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Local Clipping Page Highlights Brief Crime and Notices
A compact rail of items includes a court notice, a small property issue, and a community alert. Names and places appear in partial form, with standard legal and social notices typical of a local newspaper page.
Beach Party at Sprout House Draws Iowa City Families
Nine month old Taiyo Yoshimoto reaches for a ball as his mother Kana Kitsukawa of Iowa City joins the Beach Party at the Sprout House child care center in Iowa City. Nearby Jenna Kalkman of North Liberty watches from behind a beach tree.
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Parks weigh two Cedar Rapids sites for indoor skating rink
Cherry Hill Park and Ellis Park are the leading contenders for the planned indoor rink in Cedar Rapids. A city committee will present sites to the City Council, with a public hearing set and a decision possible within two weeks.
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Faculty teach most U of I ISU student credits
A Regents report shows faculty teach more than half of undergraduate credits at the University of Iowa and Iowa State University, with some departments relying heavily on graduate assistants. Regent Tom Dorr seeks clearer, productivity-focused data to assess workload and resource use.
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Death of Vince Goedken Highlights AIDS Toll on Family
Stephen Goedken recalls his father Vince Goedken dying of a stroke at 89 in a Monticello nursing home. He notes seven brothers and relatives died of AIDS between 1987 and 1991, with hemophilia and a blood product linked to contamination cited as causes. Loras Goedken lectures on the disease in Houston, while Stephen and his brother survive.
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