Phillips returns to teaching after Federal Reserve Board tenure
Susan Phillips, former University of Iowa vice president for finance and university services, is now dean of the School of Business and Public Management at George Washington University and professor of finance. Her seven year term on the Federal Reserve Board ended June 30, 1998, and she returns to academia while commenting on the economy.
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Cedar Rapids mobile home damaged in early fire
Fire officials investigated a Sunday morning blaze at 700 41st Ave. Dr. SW Cedar Rapids. Reported at 1:05 a.m. the fire caused heavy smoke damage throughout the home with damage concentrated in the rear bedroom. no injuries were reported.
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Erskine pupils raise $7 053 for camps through read a thon
Erskine Elementary students collected seven thousand fifty three dollars for Camp Partnership of Iowa via an all school read a thon. Grand prize winner fourth grader Kaira O Neall earned a trip to Camp Conestoga in New Liberty after raising three hundred five dollars.
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Suspect hidescope found by police helicopter
Cedar Rapids man Odilon Vargas Jr. 35 fled after assaulting deputy during drunken driving arrest. Off duty deputy alerted, sheriff units and state troopers joined the search. Cedar Rapids police helicopter located Vargas hiding in dense vegetation near a cornfield using infrared. Vargas charged with escape drunken driving assault with injury and interfering with official acts. Bond set at $12,000. he posted and was released.
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Daily Notebook public poll on gun sale controls
A daily notebook item notes a public poll asking readers if they support tighter gun sale controls. It explains callers can participate via CITYLINE numbers and enter category 1111 until 7 p.m. It mentions yesterday’s poll about students addressing teachers as sir or ma am with 52 responses showing 75 percent YES and 25 percent NO.
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Your Two Cents Online Discuss the Issues of the Day
A compact community update lists discussion topics for the Your Two Cents forum on fylowa com covering school displays of the Ten Commandments Iowa caucus status and a Linn County landfill proposal. It details municipal meetings in Cedar Rapids Marion and nearby areas plus tours walks and market schedules with recurring city council and school board events and lottery results and local births and hospital notices.
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Best Friends Die After Train Collision Near Winthrop
Two Independence men aged 23 and 25, Christopher DeGreif and Gary Bradley, were killed when struck by a Chicago Central and Pacific train about 4 50 a m Saturday near Winthrop. Relatives recalled they were like brothers. Bradley’s girlfriend was pregnant with their second child, due the day of the accident. The men had been camping, and were reportedly sleeping on the tracks. Services for DeGreif and Bradley were announced for the coming days.
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Farmer's Mindset Shifts From Potential To Action
Franzenburg reflects on turning belief into practice and warns against overoptimism. Crop specialist John Creswell notes Franzenburg’s rise from ISU agronomy student to collaborator in pest management, praising the reciprocal growth of teacher and learner.
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Linn-Mar board to discuss two state amendments
Linn-Mar school board will discuss taking a stand on two state constitutional amendments at a 5 p.m. work session today, with a formal meeting to follow at 7 p.m. in the ESC Boardroom in Marion. One amendment seeks a 99 percent funding cap, the other a 60 percent legislative majority on most tax or fee measures. The vote is scheduled for June 29.
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