Iowa City and Johnson County consider joint dispatch to save funds
A Geo-Comm study for Johnson County proposes merging Iowa City, Johnson County, Coralville and University of Iowa dispatch centers to save about 300000 annually by reducing dispatchers. Upgrading Iowa City radio systems could cost 4360000, with full shared center at about 7 million. A Jan. 25 review will decide on next steps.
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Midwinter thaw warms Cedar Rapids and Iowa City
A January thaw cools in eastern Iowa with highs near 34 in Cedar Rapids and 35 in Iowa City while snow recedes. The warm spell boosts wildlife activity and disrupts winter recreation but reduces heating concerns. ice conditions vary by region as authorities note safer spots north and caution thinner ice elsewhere.
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Padilla pleads not guilty in terrorism case in Miami
Jose Padilla, a U.S. citizen once held as an enemy combatant, pleaded not guilty to criminal charges alleging involvement in a secret Muslim terrorist support network. A judge denied bail, noting prosecutors argued he would likely flee if released.
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Collins expansion review eyed in Cedar Rapids project details
Cedar Rapids City Council reviewed a plan by Collins to hire 275 workers at 28.45 dollars per hour plus benefits, invest 14.2 million in facilities, and seek 9.392 million in state incentives. Local incentives would total 25 to 30 percent of state aid, likely via property tax relief or infrastructure improvements. Collins shows annual sales up 18 percent to 3.45 billion. Equipment supports Boeing 787 and defense wins include Sikorsky for the Canadian Maritime Helicopter Program. Contact writer.
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Iowa pharmacies report busy season amid meth precursor law
Towncrest and Northwest Pharmacies in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids report steady but manageable workloads as cold season crowds return. Logs for pseudoephedrine purchase spark some complaints about limits. authorities note few formal complaints and that policies beyond the law are allowed by business choice.
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Pseudoephedrine Law Provisions Summary
The law requires purchasers to be 18 or older and present identification known to the pharmacist. Pharmacists must log purchases for 12 months, with logs kept confidential except under court order. A 30 day limit is 7,500 milligrams per purchaser. retailers may sell one 360 milligram package per 24 hours. Only liquid forms and liquid-filled gel caps are available from retailers. Exceeding 7,500 milligrams in a month constitutes a serious misdemeanor.
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