India Leads in Global Medical Tourism Study
A University of Garver College of Medicine survey finds growing US patient travel abroad for care. It estimates 13,600 Americans yearly seek overseas medical services, with coronary bypass costs far lower abroad and quality data limited across travel firms.
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Concerts for a Cause Aids Cedar Rapids Youth Charity
Local youths organize Concerts for a Cause in Cedar Rapids to raise about $5,000 for community charities. The event at YMCA Strong Kids aims to strengthen the regional music scene while helping those in need. Admission is 3 per person with donations accepted for Toy City and other local aims.
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Debate over nomination rules in state Supreme Court selection
Judicial selection in the state faces a clash between liberal and conservative camps as a constitutional commission, created in 1942, weighs appointment rules. Conservatives seek to curb bar influence and favor elective reform while supporters defend the current system and previous court backing of unanimous rulings on same sex marriage.
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Guttenberg approves Waste Mary contract for trash service
The Guttenberg council approved a five year contract with Waste Mary of Prairie City Wis for solid waste collection. The plan raises charges to 52 more per month with a base monthly bill of 816 55 for most residents and 1 6 for seniors starting this month and shifting to new rates.
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Decorah Council Approves Union Contract This Year
The Decorah City Council unanimously endorses a new labor contract with AFSCME for the upcoming fiscal year. The agreement, effective July 4, increases health insurance contributions to 5 percent for employees, raises meal co pays, and extends temporary workers eligibility for coverage.
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Tipton Officials Approved 1.25 Percent Raises
Tipton city heads and select officials will receive a 1.25 percent raise this month. The City Council voted 4-4 on the increase with one member in opposition. New annual salaries include public works at 352,055. city clerk 347,607. deputy city manager 188,. and other department heads in the 571,682 to 853,45 range with several administrators receiving boosts to their official pay.
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