Center Point Urbana vote on 10 year instructional program
Center Point and Urbana residents vote today on a 10 year instructional support program to replace state incentive revenue. The plan seeks 267000 more each year via tax surtax property tax and state aid, with an 8 percent increase to regular program costs. Voting 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at LJL Hall Center Point and City Hall Urbana.
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Montezuma Man Dies In Bridge Crash Funeral Services Set
Funeral services for Kim Mathes, 46, of Montezuma are planned for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. He died when his vehicle left a bridge and overturned Saturday evening three miles south of Montezuma on 525th Avenue. Visitation starts at 9 a.m. at Watts Funeral Home. He is survived by his parents, two daughters, two sons, two brothers and three sisters.
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Montezuma
Kim Mathes
Poweshiek County
Watts Funeral Home
Drowning Victim Identified In Mississippi River
Nicholas J. Pitzen 18 of Lancaster Wisconsin has been identified as the drowning victim in the Mississippi River near Clayton. The Clayton County Sheriff says the incident occurred about 11 45 a m when three of four on a sandbar 2 7 miles south of Clayton were swept away by a strong current. A boater rescued two others and Pitzen was recovered about 6 15 p m Sunday.
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Lancaster
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Hannibal expected to boost Iowa bookshops sales
Prairie Lights in Iowa City plans to stock 20 to 30 copies of Hannibal by Thomas Harris as the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City stores gauge demand. Owner Paul Ingram says readers have awaited the sequel for years and compares anticipated turnout to the Lewinsky book release but expects no mob scene.
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Hannibal
Thomas Harris
Silence of the Lambs
Paul Ingram
Iowa City
Prairie Lights
Ingram
Cedar Rapids
Harris
Monica Lewinsky
New York
Federal aid slow as Iowa flood center aids victims
Officials from federal and state agencies, including FEMA and SBA, brief victims at the Independence Disaster Recovery Center. About 2,399 in northeast Iowa registered for aid with 749 visiting centers. 85 percent referred to SBA loans, while some may receive direct FEMA grants. SBA has approved 73 loans totaling 1.096 million dollars.
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Lloyd Barningham
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
Iowa
Barningham
Falcon Civic Center
Independence
Small Business Administration
SBA
Frank Adinoffe
Landfill fee delay requested for Cedar Rapids site
Cedar Rapids attorney Wallace Taylor asks Bluestem Solid Waste Agency to postpone a June 15 public hearing on a 425 acre landfill site southeast of the city. He and clients seek about a one month delay, citing secrecy and potential zoning questions tied to a prior fly ash dumping dispute.
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William Hennessey
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Larry Conmey
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Death of Linn County teen ruled death by own action
Mount Vernon police and the Linn County Medical Examiner concluded 17 year old Tom Dillard died from an intentional act when he stepped in front of an eastbound Union Pacific freight train near Springville Road. He was the son of Linn County Attorney Denver Dillard and a well liked Mount Vernon High School student athlete. Services set for United Methodist Church in Mount Vernon.
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Springville Road
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Percy Harris
Winder
Mount Vernon High School
Tom Dillard
Tom
Jeff Schwiebert
Clarence
Schwiebert
Adrian Ringold
Ringold
Carol
United Methodist Church
Dick Moore dismantles 1928 Lincoln Highway service station
Dick Moore begins removing his grandfather’s 1928 Lincoln Highway gas station to speed road work and avoid preserving it as an interpretive site. He calls the building a deteriorating pawn, while supporters urge preservation of Lincoln Highway history amid delays to the roadway project.
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Ount Vernon
Dick Moore
Harry Stoneking
Lincoln Highway
Joyce Ausberger
Jefferson
Bob
Mount Vernon
Lincoln Highway rest stop cafe set for August unveiling
The historic two story stucco station at Youngville near Cedar Rapids is being restored into a cafe museum and rest stop in a five year 120000 project due to finish by July 1 with interior painting by volunteers. A 1924 Model T will stop by after 11 am Friday as part of a cross country anniversary tour by Al Hathaway of Davenport.
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Anne Schoonover
Garrison
Youngville
al Hathaway
Davenport
New York
Mount Vernon
San Francisco
Dave Rasdal
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