State closes Fairfield credit union insolvent
The First Age of Enlightenment Credit Union in Fairfield is placed under state control after a finding of insolvency. Depositors are insured up to 100000 dollars each. assets total 3 million. The notice says the administrator of the Iowa Credit Union Department took control at 4 p.m. January 18, 1985. The union, formed about two years ago by Maharishi International University affiliates, is the first Iowa credit union ever closed by the state.
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Des Moines
Age of Enlightenment Credit Union
Fairfield
Merle Fleming
Fleming
Iowa
Iowa Credit Union Department
First
Maharishi International University
Stephan E. Nichols
4Th U.S. Army
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Company C
Iowa National Guard
Cedar Rapids
Philip A. Connelly
4Th Army
Nichols
Joe Auchus
Steve Harber
Bill Lint
Solon
George Stewart
Dave Glade
Iowa House sets public hearing on economic development plan
The Iowa House Committee on Economic Development will hold a public hearing January 27 from 2 to 5:30 p.m. at Kirkwood Community College Iowa Hall west dining room. A two hour roundtable will discuss current activities and program needs with leaders from Linn Johnson Iowa Jones Cedar Washington and Benton counties followed by a 12 hour Q&A session. Area legislators will attend.
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Iowa House Committee On Economic Development
Iowa Hall
Kirkwood Community College
Linn
Johnson
Iowa
Jones
Cedar
Washington
Benton
Mercy wins OK for Cedar Rapids dialysis unit
Mercy Hospital in Cedar Rapids received federal approval to open the city s first hemodialysis unit on the fifth floor of the 1958 addition. Dr Anne Voigts is medical director and Deanna Stallman head nurse as the $110000 project funds new equipment and remodeling for about 12 initial patients who now travel to Iowa City for treatment.
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Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
The
Health Care Financing Administration
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Mercy
St. Luke’s Hospital
Iowa City
Leach Reports Castro Warmth and Cautious Olive Branch
Rep. James Leach describes Fidel Castro as a vigorous talker and world figure who seeks closer ties with the United States in modest steps. He recounts spear fishing, boating, and marathon talks during a Cuba visit, but notes U S cooperation hinges on Cuban troop withdrawals from Angola and Nicaragua.
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Davenport
Fidel Castro
Iowa
United States
James Leach
Lowa
Cuba
Castro
Leach
Bill Alexander
Arkansas
Soviet Union
Angola
Nicaragua
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Linn Area
Right To Life
Goodwill Council
Goodwill Industries
Goodwill
Cheryl Baldwin
Americana Healthcare Center
Sharon Carmody-Holmes
the Gazette Co
Steve Cope
Noland Corp
Harold Ewoldt
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Bill Grundy
Bruce Johnson
Bishop Buffets Inc
Eldon Moon
Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co
Ron Rasmussen
Edison Surgical Supply
Kevin Wade
Royal Crown Cola
Allen Chapman
Honeyhill Drive
Linn Health Center
Jack Hooten
Coe
Wayne Rasmussen
Coe College
Cherry Auditorium
Ronald A. Passmore
Indianola Circle SE
Passmore
Solare Shades
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Carruthers, L.T.D
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Center Point Rd
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LP Gas
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Honeywell Inc
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