Can man tidies up downtown keeps Cedar Rapids clean
Joe Stancel a 63 year old city can man clears downtown Cedar Rapids loop area of snow and litter each morning. He uses a bright orange vest and push cart, working with partner Bill Mullinex to keep crosswalks clear and streets tidy before sunrise.
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Joe Stancel
Stancel
Loop
the Gazette
Seventh St
Joe
Bill Mullinex
Coe College
Sprly
Dick Hoskins
Hoskins
Coralville union to present initial 1983 wage proposal
The 16 member AFSCME bargaining unit for Coralville Public Works and Recreation meets city officials Tuesday at 7 15 p m at the Civic Center to present its first proposal for the 1983 fiscal year. The city plans a counterproposal the same evening.
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Coralville
Public Works and Recreation
American Federation of State
Civic Center
States Seek Delay on Missouri River Water Pact
Missouri, Nebraska, and Iowa attorneys general urge a delay in finalizing a contract between the Interior Department and Energy Transportation Systems to divert Missouri River water from the Oahe Reservoir for a 1500 mile coal slurry pipeline. They request an environmental impact study and basin state review before any approval by Interior Secretary James Watt.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Department of Interior
Department
Bureau of Reclamation
Energy Transportation Systems Inc
Oahe
South Dakota
Steve Krchma
Interior
James Watt
Cable vote set for Feb 3 in Johnson County
Iowa City officials report cable operators missed a public hearing on a proposed county ordinance to govern franchise operators in unincorporated areas. The Johnson County Board of Supervisors will give a final three readings and vote on Feb 3. the draft adapts city rules to rural density and requires 6:30 p.m. first reading at Sabin School office.
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Iowa City
J. Patrick White
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Sabin School
Dubuque and
Harrison Streets
Corps weighs buying flood prone land around Coralville Lake
The U S Army Corps of Engineers may purchase about 1800 acres of flood prone easement land near Coralville Lake and seek permanent overflow rights to 6900 acres. A public meeting is planned at the University of Iowa Oakdale campus Thursday at 7 p m to discuss appraisals and feasibility.
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Rock Island
Ill
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Coralville Lake
Corps
University of Iowa
Willis M. Tait
Tait
Oakdale
U.S. Highway 218
Tauke to host Iowa energy talks in C R
Iowa Second District Congressman Tom Tauke will chair a day long Iowa Energy Conference at Stouffer's Hotel in Cedar Rapids on Monday January 18. Nearly a dozen energy experts from government and industry will discuss options and technologies with an afternoon panel on energy into the 1980s and beyond. Reservations are by calling Tauke's office and a luncheon fee applies.
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Iowa
Iowa Second District
Tom Tauke
Tauke
Stouffer's Hotel
Richard Williamson
Department of Energy
Jeremiah Murphy Sr
Energy Research Group
Boston
Wallace Benhke
Commonwealth Edison Co
Chicago
Margaret Maxey
South Carolina Energy Research Institute
Andrew Varley
Iowa Commerce Commission
Robert Rosenberg
The
Gas Research Institute
James Moore
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Cedar Rapids
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Campus and Cinema Schedule Update
The list shows showtimes for Astro and Campus venues including Ghost Story Taps Pennies from Heaven Sharky s Machine Absence of Malice Reds Neighbors. Iowa closes tonight.
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ASTRO
Campus I
Campus II
Campus III
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