Mild influenza season so far at St Luke's Hospital
In Cedar Rapids the flu season remains slow with 109 patients seeking care in December 2000 and 14 positives. Comparatively December 1999 had 518 visits and 159 positives. From January 1 to 18 no flu cases were seen in the ER. season could extend to March per officials.
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Christoph Trappe
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Laura Rainey
Flu season wanes as Loeffelholz reports Iowa cases drop
Mercy Iowa City notes a lighter influenza season with Loeffelholz's lab recording 22 positive tests from November to January 18, far below 115 in the prior year. Hospitals in Iowa City report declines though University of Iowa Hospitals and Mercy Iowa City withheld specific figures. Barbara Russo warns the flu may still return and directs callers to Mercy On Call for information.
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Loeffelholz
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Mercy Iowa City
Barbara Russo
Mercy
Mingus Big Band dazzles in Iowa City at Hancher
Mingus Big Band anchored by Sue Mingus stormed Hancher Auditorium claiming top national rank with a two hour set of fusion and political Mingus tunes. The 14 piece group highlighted players like Conrad Herwig Eddie Henderson Craig Handy Boris Kozlov and Kuumba Frank Lacy delivering thrilling solos and a brisk tribute to Charlie Parker Lester Young and Mingus standards. The concert supported Blues and Politics with Lacy’s vocal encore and a playful horn chorus that underscored the band’s vitality and ongoing mission to keep Mingus’s music alive.
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Downbeat
Sue Mingus
Charles Mingus
Mingus
Charlie Parker
Gunslinging Bird
Conrad Herwig
Times
Fables of
Faubus
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Eddie Henderson
Craig Handy
Lester Young
Herwig
Iowa City Woman Found Dead In Car Died Of Natural Causes
Coroner Dr. David White ruled that Crystal O'Dell, 41, of 1607 Glendale Road, died of natural causes. She was found in a car in a ditch near River Junction Road, about three miles west of Lone Tree, Iowa, with death occurring around 1 15 p m. Final cause reports pending.
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J.C
Iowa City
Johnson County
David White
Lone Tree
White
Crystal O'Dell
Glendale Rd
O’dell
River Junction Road
Hunt bridges growers and buyers in Iowa food scene
Carol Hunt, formerly a neurobiology researcher, switched to farming relations in Iowa. She connects growers with buyers, provides pricing, and disseminates producer bulletins. She published a Johnson County producer directory and plans a 2001 expansion. The part time grant funding is set to run out.
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University of California At Irvine
California Institute of Technology
Iowa
Zacharakis-Jatz
Hunt
Johnson County
Iowa City
Tracy Tanning
Local Food System Conference in Iowa City
The Sixth Annual Iowa Local Food System Conference runs 8 am to 5 pm Saturday at Our Redeemer Lutheran in Iowa City. Highlights include shoots and tools for setting roots. noon potluck, dishes limited to six servings. Registration is 15 dollars per person. Organizers are Iowa Network for Community Agriculture, Practical Farmers of Iowa Food Systems Program, and Iowa State University Sustainable Agriculture Program. Contacts Jan Libbey and Carol Hunt.
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Iowa Local Food System
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Iowa City
Iowa Network For Community Agriculture
Practical Farmers of Iowa_ Food Systems Program
Iowa State University Sustainable Agriculture Program
Local leader eyes new job with grant idea
In June 2002 she discussed plans to create another job, possibly through another grant. For more local food connections information, contact Hunt at 319 337 2322 Ext. 3 or email car
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Jan Libbey
Libland
Frontiernet.net
Carol Hunt
Yahoo.com
carol_hunt
Davenport Limits Public Comment on City TV Channel
Davenport city government acts to curb some public comments aired on a cable channel aligning with Cedar Rapids. Administrative assistant Robin Linville says aim is a more effective, accountable, open government with a five minute limit for speakers.
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Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Robin Linville
Coun
Linville
Cedar Valley Nature Trail meeting on tree removal plans
A 6 30 p m meeting at Hiawatha Community Center will discuss tree removal and replanting for the Cedar Valley Nature Trail in Linn County. Landscape architect Craig Ritland, hired by Trees Forever and funded by Alliant Energy, will present vegetation management to keep trees from power lines while adding native grasses and wildflowers.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Valley Nature Trail
Linn County
Alliant Energy
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