James J. Schuster 59 of Dubuque dies after illness
James J. Schuster of Dubuque born September 19 1950 died February 26 2010 at Dubuque Nursing and Rehab Center. Services set March 3 at St Patrick Catholic Church Dubuque with burial later in Sacred Heart Cemetery Maquoketa. Reiff Funeral Home Farley in charge. He was a member of St Patrick Parish and Knights of Columbus Council No 652. Survived by six siblings and several nieces and nephews.
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Vilsack touts CRP at National Pheasant Fest in Des Moines
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack addressed pheasant enthusiasts at National Pheasant Fest in Des Moines. He announced a four year general signup for the Conservation Reserve Program and noted a 300000 acre CRP allocation, linking rural values to national service.
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The Producers shines at Theatre Cedar Rapids revival
The Producers opened at Theatre Cedar Rapids with a sold-out gala and 550 patrons in formal dress. Scott Schulte and Trevor Debb lead a top cast as Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom, with Allen Koepke conducting and Joni Sackett costumes, in a crowd-pleasing revival that runs through March 14.
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