Iowa City magazine shifts to monthly with recyclable print
The award-winning Iowa City Magazine moves from bimonthly to monthly starting with the March issue. Since its 1989 launch, it won an Ozzie for design last year. founder-editor Christopher Green says issues will be fully recyclable and printed with soybean ink.
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Iowa City
Christopher Green
Iowa tops in 1991 corn soybeans output
Iowa led the nation in both corn and soybean production in 1991. The USDA revised Iowa corn harvest to 1.43 billion bushels and soybeans to 350 million, with corn 9 percent below 1990 and soybeans up 7 percent. Stored grain also fell, signaling tighter supplies ahead.
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Steven P. Rosenfeld
Des Moines
Iowa
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Illinois
ISU
Robert Wisner
Warning on fast loan scams spreading nationwide
Federal and state officials warn of advance-fee loan schemes offering $2 000 to $20 000. Scammers require upfront payments of 250 or more and promise quick funds. Calls with a broker lead to processing fees and personal data requests before the line is cut.
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Janet Steiger
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Steiger
Stocks fall as earnings loom and rates worry investors
New York traders sent the Dow down 13.86 to 3185.60 as volume fell short of last week’s rally. Analysts warn prices have reached levels that deter further buying ahead of fourth quarter earnings, with Eastern Iowa movers like MCI, General Mills, Gillette down and Wal‑Mart, Equitable of Iowa, Heartland Express and Firstar edging higher.
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Car Talk hosts pitch selling California to Japan
Ray and Tom Magliozzi urge selling U.S. assets to Japan as a tongue in cheek idea. They critique oversized cars and favor smaller models like the Saturn while noting Japan's auto trade goals and the need for more car parts exports.
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