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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1986
Page
2
Less than a day into the 1986 session Iowa lawmakers approved a bill fixing a substance abuse funding problem that arose at the end of the 1985 session. The action clears a funding issue for Iowa counties.
Liebke and Hoyt plans to restore the brick exterior at 225 Second Ave SE with possible upper floor office remodeling and skywalk linkage. Workers peel metal siding, exposing a former women’s hat shop ad. Decision to proceed could come next week.
University of Michigan professor Frithjof Bergmann told Kirkwood Community College listeners that future workers may spend six months at work and six months on what he calls real work. He argued technology will reduce jobs and urged new funding via hereditary tax and foundations to support passions from trees to swimming pools.
University of Iowa College of Medicine seeks a 1.9 million dollar NIH grant to run a six year quit smoking study in Cedar Rapids Marion and Davenport Bettendorf. The plan sets up intervention and control cities with media campaigns incentives and community involvement.
A federal grand jury in Cedar Rapids charged Fauconniere Manufacturing Co. and owner William Ham with 11 counts of filing false reports about tests under a Defense Department contract to produce 231,600 canteen cups for 912 504. Each count carries up to 10 000 dollars. Ham faces up to five years per count. Conditions around the contract and a related injunction were under dispute.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette details address at 500 Third Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406 and notes subscription options by carrier or mail with weekly and yearly pricing for Morning Editions and Sunday editions. It lists postmaster address for changes and states AP is exclusive to local news republication.
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