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A solid mix of music will headline the event with main-stage performances starting Friday. Customers will soon pay about 2.2 percent more for natural gas, according to industry details.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2002
Page
1
Water hazards noted at Coralville course by More house
The Gazette reporter Marc More highlights numerous water hazards at the Coralville golf course. The feature underscores course design and risk for players, noting key holes where water bodies influence strategy and scoring.
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the Gazette
Marc Morehouse
Coralville Course
Cedar Rapids flood damages rise with early tally
Cedar Rapids suffered about 500 homes damaged and city facilities facing $800,000 in damage from Tuesday’s flash floods. Mayor Paul Pate reported 14 homes with major damage and six destroyed, with higher totals expected as surveys continue. Governor Tom Vilsack noted Linn County’s inclusion on an enlarged damage list.
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Rick Smith
Cedar Rapids
Paul Pate
Iowa
Tom Vilsack
Linn County
Flood Damage Toll Across Eastern Iowa Disasters
Preliminary estimates show Cedar Rapids with up to 500 homes damaged and Sac & Fox Trail losses near 250000 dollars plus almost 500000 in other city departments. Marion reports 250 sewer backups and 15 water-damaged homes along with park damage. Hiawatha sees 20 to 25 homes with sewage backups. Linn County roads and bridges exceed 300000 dollars. Countywide damage surpasses 3.2 million with seven other eastern Iowa counties declared state disaster areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sac & Fox Trail
Marion
Thomas Park
Hiawatha
Linn
Sewage Woes Hit Monticello Residents Urged to Conserve Water
Monticello Iowa with 3600 residents faces days to weeks without a functioning sewage plant after 5.5 inch rains swamped the facility. Public works chief Dana Edwards urges limited bathroom use to prevent backups in low lying homes while repairs proceed.
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Elizabeth Rutter
Gazette
Monticello
Jones County
Dana Edwards
Edwards
Linn orders study on landfill near Viola
Linn County supervisors hire Springsted Public Finance Advisors to analyze the cost of shipping waste elsewhere versus building a new landfill with a transfer station. The eight to 10 week study costs up to 14750 dollars plus expenses and will be shared with Bluestem Solid Waste Agency and the public.
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Dick Hogan
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Viola
Linn
Springsted Public Finance Advisors
Des Moines
St. Paul
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency Board
Pub
Bluestem
Lumir Dostal
Jim Houser
Lu Barron
Barron
Dostal
Bluestein
Steve Tucker
Supervisors
Springsted
Vilsack launches bid for second Iowa term in 2002
Governor Tom Vilsack announces re election run in Ankeny citing tax relief and expanded education and health care funding. He contrasts his record with GOP rival Doug Gross who served as Branstad era chief of staff and later lobbied for livestock and gambling interests.
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Rod Boshart
Gazette
Ankeny
Tom Vilsack
Doug Gross
Mount Pleasant
Vilsack
Henry County
Gross
Christy
Sally Pederson
Terry Branstad
Iowa
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