Magnitude 8.8 Chile quake rocks Talca and region
A massive quake measuring 8.8 struck central Chile at 3 34 am near Talca 65 miles from the epicenter. Buildings collapsed a cafe victim died and others were injured as aftershocks followed and a tsunami alarm spread. Authorities reported at least 214 dead with damage across roads bridges and homes. The quake was felt far away including Sao Paulo Brazil.
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Cedar Rapids Housing Subsidy Makes Home Ownership Reachable
Jim Hamblin, a 40-year-old network administrator and meteorologist, moved into a $178,100 home thanks to Cedar Rapids housing subsidies replacing homes lost in the 2008 flood. The program aids modest income buyers and is expanding with a second phase planned as 184 participants received new homes in 2009.
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Cedar Rapids Housing Subsidy Round Opens in April
Buyers in Cedar Rapids can apply starting in April for the next subsidized housing round after meeting an income test. Iowa City program info is available from Tracy Hightshoe at 319 356 5244. start date is undecided.
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Iowa Hawkeyes face 20th loss in home finale
Iowa men’s basketball sits at season lows with empty Carver-Hawkeye Arena seats outnumbering fans by more than two to one. If they lose to Indiana, the Hawkeyes will post a season record of 20 defeats, marking a dramatic drop in attendance and profits over five years. Athletics Director Gary Barta weighs the slump.
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Weeklong Gazette series questions University of Iowa basketball state
The Gazette launches a weeklong examination of Iowa men’s basketball. Coverage traces the coaching tree from Tom Davis to Todd Lickliter, notes players leaving the state, questions if Iowa is a football school, and ponders the program’s future with Iowa’s leadership acknowledging poor competitiveness and attendance.
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Des Moines Publisher to Challenge Culver in Primary
Jonathan Narcisse, a 46 year old Des Moines publisher and radio host, announced he will challenge Gov. Chet Culver in the Democratic primary citing vulnerabilities in Culver's leadership. Narcisse plans a four day state tour and may run as an independent if he loses.
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