Center Point Senior Dance Crowds Enjoy Modern Tune
Center Point hosted its monthly senior citizen dances with over 100 attendees. While polkas and waltzes led the event, several participants were seen enjoying a Billy Ray Cyrus song, illustrating the mix of old and new tunes.
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Center Point
Billy Ray Cyrus
Hiawatha to Require Cameras at Late-Night Stores
By July 1 Hiawatha will require surveillance cameras at all late night convenience stores mirroring moves in Marion and Cedar Rapids. The measure aims to deter robberies and enhance public safety with increased monitoring.
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Hiawatha
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Miracle healing Hawkeye girl to appear on TV
Joy Kapler of Hawkeye, who survived a 1986 accident and was said to live with a brain aged five, will next week discuss recovery on The 700 Club. Doctors had predicted severe limits, but her condition improved to the brain age of an eleven year old.
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Hawkeye
Joy Kapler
700 Club
Perfect in league Iowa women defeat Purdue on road
The University of Iowa women's basketball team won 63 to 55 at Purdue to improve to 12 wins and no defeats in Big Ten play. Details on page 10.
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Iowa
Purdue
University of Iowa
Iowa City Eyes 150 Jobs From New Ham Processing Plant
Iowa City officials anticipate 150 new jobs and about 2.5 million dollars in wages over the next two years from a proposed ham processing facility. Details are on page 6C.
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Iowa City
Chuckle advises persistence after initial flop
A lighthearted quip notes that failure on first attempts is unsurprising and common. It playfully suggests perseverance as a remedy for future efforts.
Death by drowning haunts would be rescuers
A brief note recalls the emotional toll on rescuers and families after a drowning incident. It mentions memory flashes and lingering fear for those who attempted the rescue, highlighting the difficulty of coping with such events.
New push for Cedar Rapids Iowa City interurban rail revival
A Friday meeting chaired by Senator Jean Lloyd-Jones drew about 20 officials from CRANDIC corridor cities to revive the Cedar Rapids to Iowa City passenger rail. Supporters cite potential funding under ISTEA 1991, Clinton interest, and benefits like reduced highway congestion and economic development. The plan would connect to Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport and serve commuters students and shoppers.
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Lonnie Zingula
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Iowa
Jean Lloyd-Jones
Senate Transportation Committee
Crandic
Lloyd-Jones
Amana
Clinton
Iowa City drops water search to south and north plan exists
Iowa City halted its water tests south of Hills due to insufficient aquifer size. City explores drilling deeper wells or building a new plant on the Iowa River north of I 80, with costs estimated up to 32 million dollars. Residents fear airport moves and farm chemical impacts, with mixed opposition from property owners.
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City
Johnson County
Jim Sladek
City Airport Commission
Stephen Atkins
Atkins
Iowa River
Sladek
Morris Plan seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Cedar Rapids
Morris Plan Liquidating and MorAmerica Financial Corp. of Cedar Rapids filed Chapter 11 in U.S. District Court Cedar Rapids. No debts or assets listing or reorganization plan were filed yet. Attorneys expect a plan soon as creditors meet March 23. United Security Financial previously managed affairs.
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Morris Plan
MorAmerica Financial
United Security Financial Corp
United Security
Mohni
MorAmerica
John Wolfe
City deer census sets base count for future comparison
Parks Commissioner David Kramer announced a Monday deer count using FLIR from police helicopters to establish a base population. The in city herd was estimated near 800 with growth expected. no immediate control plans were stated. The count will likely be repeated in three to five years to track trends.
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FLIR
Seminole Valley Park
Edgewood Road
Bowman Woods School
Jack’s
Squaw Creek Park
Sac and Fox Trail
Jones Park
Wilson Avenue
12Th Street
Cedar Rapid
Clinton floats national sales tax in future financing talk
President Clinton said the United States may consider a national sales tax not in the immediate plan but perhaps in about ten years. He stressed it was not a trial balloon and noted exemptions for food and possibly clothing to avoid hurting the poor while White House aides said it had been looked at but discarded in preparing the current economic program. The topic drew attention at a Ohio town meeting before Clinton traveled to New York for a Roosevelt home town visit.
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White House
Chillicothe
Ohio
New York
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