Fire Gut Lamont Restaurant Forcing Temporary Move
A fire gutted the Coach House Restaurant in Lamont on Saturday afternoon leaving owners Joni Reuhl and Julie McGraw to seek a temporary home. No injuries occurred and a dog named Yukon was saved. Four fire departments battled the two hour blaze as investigators from the state fire marshal looked for the cause. The restaurant sits in a 96 year old brick building. an attached garden dining area escaped damage.
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Donna Lee Olson
Lamont
Coach House
Joni Reuhl
Julie McGraw
Buchanan County
Eleanor McGraw
McGraw
Yukon
Robber targets Irish Democrat bar Cedar Rapids
Police search for an armed robber after a holdup at the Irish Democrat bar and restaurant on 3207 First Ave SE. A man about 5 foot 10 inches wearing blue jeans and a white T shirt fled on foot with an unspecified amount of cash around 11 p.m. No weapon confirmed. Fire destroys northeast Cedar Rapids apartment at 1414 First Ave NE. occupant Bryan Keeton unharmed. ASPECT Foundation seeks Cedar Rapids families to host international students for 1992 93 year with 23 countries arriving Aug 15. Contact Dick Lohse or Christy Burton.
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Irish Democrat
First Ave
Michael Emerson
Cedar Rapids
John Kepler
Bryan Keeton
Aspect Foundation
Dick Lohse
Aspect
Christy Burton
Iowa Law Faculty Ranked Among Nation’s Most Productive
A Chicago-Kent Law Review survey covering 1983 to 1988 ranks University of Iowa law faculty among the nation’s most productive scholars. Iowa Law Review sits among top 20 journals, with the school rated first among publics and fourth overall, behind Chicago Yale and Columbia. Iowa Law Review ranked 17th.
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Chicago-Kent Law Review
University of Iowa
Iowa Law Review
U of I Law School
University of Chicago
Yale
Columbia
Diary extracts reveal naval intell link to 1928 campaign dirt
Glenn Howell records in 1930 about Al Smith and John J. Raskob hiring James J. O'Brien to gather damning Hoover material. Strauss seeks secret access via a presidential secretary to inspect documents and prepare rebuttals.
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al Smith
John J
Raskob
James J.) O’brien
Hoover
O’brien
Smith
Hoover suspected in 1930 office break-in case
Stanford professor Barton Bernstein suggests Herbert Hoover's White House may have known of a 1930 break-in to obtain damaging information on James J. O'Brien. Bernstein says proof of Hoover's knowledge is lacking, while Dwight Miller notes no solid evidence of Hoover involvement. The diary of Glenn Howell links the incident to Hoover aides.
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Hoover
Stanford University
Barton Bernstein
Hoover Administration
James J. O’brien
West Branch
Bernstein
American Heritage Magazine
the Gazette
Hoover White House
Lewis Strauss
Strauss
Dwight M. Miller
Herbert Hoover
Miller
White House
Glenn Howell
Naval Intelligence
New York City
Howell
Naval Intelligence Reserve
O’brien
Robert J. Peterkin
Tammany Hall
Nixon
Iowa Universities Eye Three Year Salary Boost
In fall 1986 Iowa's three public universities faced wage pressures as faculty salaries lagged behind peers. Presidents proposed a three year plan to raise salaries by about 13 percent annually to recruit and retain top faculty, but a state budget freeze last year revived concerns over funding and feasibility.
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Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Owa City
Iowa
University of Iona
Hunter Rawlings
University salary list shows concern over faculty pay raises
The report notes worry about losing faculty if salaries do not increase. It recalls the 1986 program failed to reach a 13 percent target, despite tuition hikes and extra state funding boosting salaries. Turn to page 17A for freeze details.
Eastern Iowa public workers salaries listed above $35,000
The Gazette catalogs public employees across local cities counties schools and the University of Iowa with annual salaries of 35000 or more. The compilation highlights the major share of the region’s economy accounted for by these public sector workers.
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University of Iowa
Iowa
the Gazette
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