Iowa ranks eighth in personal income growth nationwide
The Bureau of Economic Analysis reports national personal income rose 8.5 percent. South Carolina declined 0.9 percent last year due to Hurricane Hugo, though excluding hurricane damage would push the state to a 9.4 percent gain. Hugo dampened growth in the Southeast to 8.3 percent. several states lagged behind the national average, with Wyoming and West Virginia among the slowest.
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Hugo
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West Virginia
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Michigan
Louisiana
Nebraska
Kansas
Ohio
Firing: System blamed after 1989 DES budget overrun
Iowa lawmakers scrutinize state DES finances after a 1.1 million overrun in 1989 for the Job Service field operations bureau. Auditors say funds were shifted between programs to cover a shortfall, while riders underscore a broader financial recovery plan and hiring freeze. Lawmakers weigh delaying Eisenhauer’s confirmation as issues unfold.
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Hunsaker
Cedar Rapids
DES Financial
DES
Richard Running
John Peterson
D-Albia
Appropriations Subcommittee On Regulations
Richard Johnson
Bureau
Peterson
Terry Branstad
State Department of Management
Woodmont proposes Cedar Rapids regional mall plan
Preliminary site plans show seven stores in the mall and four perimeter buildings near Edgewood Road north of Williams Boulevard. Oatman notes three national retailers are interested if access from Williams Boulevard and Edgewood Road is provided. The project aims to draw shoppers from eight counties. Woodmont has similar developments in Tempe, Fort Worth, Arlington, Wichita, and Columbia and opened a Des Moines mall last September at 94 percent leased.
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Cedar Rapids
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Wal Mart faces delay over city tree planting rule
Cedar Rapids officials delay Wal Mart and Sam's plans for Blair's Forest until a landscaping plan showing 25 trees along Blairs Ferry Road is submitted. City forester says 25 more trees needed. council withholds building permits until compliance. Sam's would cover 109000 sq ft and Wal Mart 111000 sq ft.
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Sam's Wholesale Club
Cedar Rapids
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Collins Road
Interstate 380
Anamosa
David Kramer
Gil Jones
Howard R. Green Co
Iowa City Woman Dies in Hills Area Crash
Donna Leola Haycraft 62 of 1956 Broadway Apt 70 died from internal injuries after a two car collision near the F62 X14 intersection four miles east of Hills. Steven Ray Forbes 34 of Lone Tree was in fair condition with minor injuries at University Hospitals. Investigators said the crash occurred about 10:30 p.m. Monday and remains under investigation.
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Johnson County
Hills
Iowa City
Iowa State Patrol
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Broadway
Apt
University Hospitals
Steven Ray Forbes
Lone Tree
Youth key to victory in U S drug war says Iowa official
Iowa's drug policy coordinator F H Mike Forrest told Iowa City last night that youth prevention is essential to curb drug abuse. He spoke at a ceremony honoring Regina Elementary School graduates and DARE participants from Iowa City and Lone Tree, noting the role of peer pressure and moral choice.
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United States
Iowa
F.H
Mike” Forrest
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Forrest
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Dare
Regina
First Presbyterian Church
Cathy Ockenfels
Johnson County
Sheriff's Department
Lone Tree
US West refunds planned for Iowa customers
US West, formerly Northwestern Bell, will refund about 8 million dollars to Iowa customers. Refunds cover all services except long distance for the 1983 84 period. Residence customers with service during the period get about 5.50 dollars. single line business customers receive about 11 dollars.
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Iowa Newspaper Association
DES Moines
US West
Northwestern Bell
Iowa
Tions
Bank Robbery Suspect Faces Trial Testimony Reviews
Testimony links Crandall to earlier rob other incidents as jurors hear accounts from Morrison Bartlett about their knowledge of Crandall from Newhall. Bartlett recalls Crandall’s wedding reception, while psychologist Schettler questions reveal alleged pretrial interest in bank robberies. Judge Hansen cautions a lengthy trial through February with about 30 witnesses expected.
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Bartlett
Crandall
Newhall
John Schlie
Cedar Rapids
Bill Schettler
Mount Vernon
Anamosa
Ford
Schettler
Reformatory
David Hansen
Robert Teig
Janet Petersen
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