Dykes Resigns to Move to Chicago for Consulting Work
Colleen Dykes, corporate communications manager for IES Utilities in Cedar Rapids, resigns to relocate to Chicago and consult there. Her husband Ken Dykes, Quaker Oats Cedar Rapids GM, has been transferred to Chicago. Dykes will finish duties with IES and previously worked as a KGAN-TV reporter.
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IES Utilities Inc
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
the Gazette
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Quaker Oats Co
IES Industries
IES Utilities
Kgan-Tv
Corn board seeks higher checkoff to fund promotion
Iowa farmers may vote on boosting the corn checkoff from a quarter to a half cent per bushel to raise about 5 million dollars annually for research promotion and education. Everette Nordine and board leaders urged support at Iowa State University as ethanol drives the push for new markets amid rising production. The referendum follows a 1991 rejection of a similar proposal and marks the 16th anniversary of Iowa ethanol sales.
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AMES
Iowa
Iowa Corn Promotion Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Dale Cochrane
Everett Nordine
Albert City
Nordine
Iowa State University
U.S
Checkoffs fund corn research and ethanol plans across multiple states
Farmers in states with corn checkoff programs contribute based on bushels sold or crop value to support research promotion and education. The Iowa Corn Promotion Board cites varying rates from one tenth of a cent per bushel to one cent per bushel and fractional percentages of value, with ethanol policy under EPA review. The plan could boost corn use for fuel, affecting farm incomes and state economies as drought and floods influence harvests.
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Illinois
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Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
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Virginia
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Clinton
Environmental Protection Agency
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Office of Management and Budget
Departments of Agriculture and Energy
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Nordine
Bill Horan
Rockwell City
Iowa Corn Growers Association
Virginia firm wins Iowa Medicaid mental health contract
Falls Church Virginia based Value Behavioral Health won a $102.4 million 22 month contract to provide managed mental health care to about 190000 Iowa Medicaid recipients. The firm plans an Des Moines office and 45 to 50 staff. The contract begins Sept. 1.
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Value Behavioral Health
Des Moines
Value Health Co
Avon, Conn
Value Health
Value Rx
Blairs Ferry Rd
Cedar Rapids
Rockwell Collins
Rockwell Graphic Systems
Chip Tooke
Value Behavioral
Western
ISU professors to advise Ukraine on economic policy
Iowa State University economists Neil Hart and John Helmuth have been asked to advise Ukrainian President Leonid Kravchuk on business and agricultural issues. They will visit Ukraine this summer to perform policy analyses on agriculture banking finance taxation investment and inflation amid Ukraine's transition to a free market.
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AMES
Iowa State University
Leonid Kravchuk
Neil Hart
Center For International Finance
John Helmuth
Center For Agricultural and Rural Development
Ukraine
Ames School
Hart
Helmuth
GE funds Kidder Peabody as probes intensify
General Electric provides 400 million to Kidder Peabody Group Inc while a broad regulatory probe expands. The Wall Street Journal cites regulators and bidders executives, warning the firm is on life support and compares its weakness to the Drexel Burnham Lambert collapse.
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New York
Kidder Peabody Group Inc
General Electric Co
Wall Street Journal
Wall Street
Drexel Burnham Lambert
Notice of Administrator Appointment for Jason C. White
In Linn County Iowa probate case PR 22459 0594 First Trust & Savings Bank appointed administrator on May 24 1994 for the estate of Jason C White who died about May 20 1994 Creditors must file claims with the clerk by the later of four months from the second publication or one month from mailing with payment due to the administrator at 1201 Third Street SE Cedar Rapids IA 52401. attorney John M Heckel 1203 Third Street SE. Second publication June 23 1994.
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Linn County
Jason C. White
First Trust & Savings Bank
Third Street
Cedar Rapids
John M. Heckel
Norway
Harwood
Hegewald
Machacek
Sankot
Schulte
Ronald Burns
Perkine
Richard Goers
Susan Hahn
Norway Recreation Assn
Assn
Dale
Leota Ha
Fed
Fica
Med
Treme
Great Lakes International
Amana Soc
A/US West
van Meter Electric
Thelma Holland
Margaret Gorkow
Lyle W. Schulte
East County Line Road
Pleasant Hill
Missouri
Verna A. Schulte
East County Line
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company
K.m.rice
East Second
Davenport
Farm Credit Bank of Omaha
East 17Th Street
Newton
c/o County Auditor
Notice of Probate and Local Government Condemnation
Public notice covers probate actions for W. McCall estate with creditor claims due within four months. also Iowa Department of Transportation condemnation proceeding in Linn County for U.S. 151 improvements, detailing land description, rights of access, temporary easement, and court procedures with dates and involved parties.
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Wwe
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Proceedings of Linn County Board of Supervisors June 7 1994
The Linn County Board of Supervisors met in informal session chaired by Houser with Huber present and Oxley absent. Items included OPTIONS janitorial update, Cedar Rapids wheelchair paratransit bid totaling 178 999.86 for 1994 95, minutes approved, county engineer to review 43rd Street SE issue, and bridge boring quotes discussed before adjourning.
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Board OF Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Linn County Auditor's Office
al Baker
Cedar R
Marion
Hiawatha
Huber
Houser
Secrey
Jon McCright
S. SE
Jerry Nelson
Linn County Supervisors Board Minutes June 6 1994
The Linn County Board of Supervisors met in informal session with Chair Houser and Supervisors Oxley and Huber. Items included 28E mutual aid, voting machine insurance, driver license proof for county vehicle use, historical advisory appeals, and various letters received from Youth Homes Farm Bureau Jesse Bromsen and others. The board discussed ISTEA projects for 1996 1997 and adjourned at 11:25 a.m.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Addn
Linn County Auditor’s Office
Houser
Oxley
Huber
Linn/Metro Hazardous Materials Task Force
Ted Beuter
Dave Towne
Vern Bagley
Gordon Thompson
Norm Popenhagen
Coin
Michael Goldberg
General Services
Rebecca Palmer
Bob Johnson
Youth Homes Inc
John Brandt
Ivan Vonk
Don Hattery
1St St. South
Jerry Nelson
Gene Walters
Covington
Gary Rocarek
Jan Taylor
Win Worth Betco
Steve Tucker
Farm Bureau
Animal Ordinance Committee
Jesse Bromsen
ISTEA
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