Free help for children in high conflict divorces in Iowa
Cedar Rapids attorney Jenny Schulz started Kids First Law Center to aid Linn County kids in high conflict custody cases. The nonprofit provides free representation to reduce exposure to parental disputes and improve co parenting, with Schulz meeting the children in their homes or parks.
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Laura Segall
the Gazette
Jenny Schulz
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Schulz
Kids First Law Center
Linn County
Edar Rapids
Iowa
Kids First Law
Kids First Law Center Seeks Donations
Non profit Kids First Law Center relies on private gifts for over half its budget. Send contributions by check to 318 Fifth St SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401.
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Kids First Law Center
Fifth St. SE
Cedar Rapids
Clot-busting drip boosts stroke recovery in study
In Kissimmee Florida doctors applied a clot dissolving drug directly onto brain blockages, yielding rapid improvements. A second study linked the treatment to a 65 percent higher chance of walking, talking, and functioning normally at three months versus standard care.
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Kissimmee
Fla
Powerball jackpot reaches record $365 million
The Powerball jackpot climbs to a record 365 million dollars after no winner in the 308.8 million drawing. Next drawing is at 9 59 p m. The odds of winning are 1 in 146.1 million with meteorite and bee sting risks noted.
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Turda
Oregon
Illinois
Michigan
Tax break for MAHP upsets Cedar Rapids officials
In Cedar Rapids officials express surprise and dismay over a 2005 state bill exemption that would relieve MAHP from about 120000 in local property taxes on its 187 unit complex at 3000 J St SW. City leaders say the move bypassed council discussion, city attorney input, and assessor rulings.
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Rick Smith
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
MidAmerica Housing Partnership
MAHP
J St. SW
Jim Fritz
Rick Ellars
Laura Segall
the Gazette
J Street
University of Iowa ROTC Reopens Military Ball Tradition
The University of Iowa ROTC brings back the Military Ball after a five year hiatus. Randall Millers, new professor of military science since 2004, oversees the revival begun in 1895 with staff and cadets planning the formal event. Dick Feddersen recalls the 1941 ball and its social significance.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Dick Feddersen
University of Iowa
Feddersen
Fedderson
North Liberty
Randall Millers
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