Kirkwood restructures top administration for growth
Kirkwood Community College will add a third vice president effective July 1 with Susan Carroll shifting to planning and development. Terry Moran becomes vice president for instruction, while Don Roby notes enrollment gains justify the expanded senior team. Moran and Carroll will each earn 64000 annually as the college expands programs and services.
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Kirkwood Community College
Susan Carroll
Terry Moran
Carroll
Don Roby
Kirkwood
Roby
Nancy Doll
Moran
Kirkwood president gets 11 percent raise
Norm Nielsen the Kirkwood Community College president will earn about 11 percent more next year with a new salary of 84000 a year from 75700. The contract was extended through June 1993 and he will continue to receive a house on campus. Board chair Wayne Newton praised enrollment gains and economic development efforts including training contracts with PMX Industries and Quality Chef Foods while planning a fundraising drive.
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Kirkwood
Norm Nielsen
Nielsen
Kirkwood Community College
Wayne Newton
Newton
PMX Industries
Quality Chef Foods
Recycling project takes first collection in Washington IA
Washington Iowa reports 4,240 pounds of recyclable material collected in a pilot with 120 participating households. Mike Nordstrom of Advanced Recycling Systems says the event went well and the city saved about $24 in landfill dumping fees. The pickup covers about three weeks of recycling. next collection is in two weeks.
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Slower Iowa mail plan draws few public responses
A proposal to shift some overnight Iowa mail to two day delivery drew little public reaction. Only 53 of 771 surveys from major mailers were returned. Officials say Aug 1 may see changes affecting Des Moines Cedar Rapids and other cities with minimal overall volume impact.
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Postal Union
John Burianek
Cedar Rapids
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Dubuque
Des Moines
Sioux City
Jim Stordah
Iowa eyed for Eagle mail expansion to Iowa
Iowa may join the Postal Service Eagle Network for express mail before noon delivery to 23 cities. Sam Gonzalez of the Iowa Division says a decision is due by end of August. He notes Iowa has lower prices than competitors, with express 9 ounce letters at 8.75 dollars. Most mailers delay choosing expedited service.
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U.S
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Tauke and Lightfoot push per taxpayer cost plan
Iowa lawmakers propose a Taxpayer Cost Resolution to require the House to list per taxpayer costs for all bills increasing federal spending. Rep. Tauke notes accountability and uses a $90 billion defense example, saying it would cost about $250000 per taxpayer. If adopted it would take effect next Congress.
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Iowa Newspaper Association
Washington
House of Representatives
Iowa
Tom Tauke
Jim Ross Lightfoot
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