U of I aims to keep mansions project under 300K limit
Sioux City reports bids for the University of Iowa presidential mansion renovation exceed the 300000 dollar cap. Officials vow to negotiate with the lowest bidders for electrical, AC and exterior work while interior tasks use university staff to stay within budget. The plan targets completion by early September before Hunter Rawlings III moves in on Church Street.
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Regents OK Mansion Occupancy After Bid Rej ects
The State Board of Regents approved occupying the president's mansion after rejecting bids and starting negotiations. They previously voted to renew repairs and set a budget near 300 000 dollars for electrical and air conditioning work plus interior and exterior remodels funded by gifts from the University of Iowa Foundation.
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Regents OK salary and budget actions in Sioux City
State Board of Regents approved merit based raises for Iowa public university faculties with 10 percent at the University of Iowa and Northern Iowa and 10.8 percent at Iowa State. final budgets total 454.2 million for UI, 230.1 million for ISU, and 65.8 million for UNI. They also established the Connie Belin National Center for Gifted Education at UI led by Nicholas Colangelo.
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Linn County School Board Elections Set for September
Twenty one Linn County school board seats are up for election on September 13. Nomination papers are available in each district and must be returned by August 4. Voters must be registered by August 29 for postcard registrations or September 2 for in person registration. Incumbent terms expiring this year and district residency notes are listed by the Linn County Auditor.
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Education board candidates by district across multiple communities
Candidates for various school boards may reside anywhere in their district. Alburnett two seats include John Hohnstein and Lewis Staley. Center Point one seat Robert Neagle. Central City two seats William Henderson and George Maxwell. Cedar Rapids three seats Linda Nassif Teague Mary Ann Kucera and Asa Limmar. Lisbon one seat Randall Hindrichs. Marion two seats Gordon Gibson Sara Hamdorf. Mount Vernon two seats Middie Morf Barbara Colehour. North Linn three seats Frank Van Etten Margaret Ross James Haughenbury. Springville one seat William Gary Reed.
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Local calendar lists a Marion council session at City Hall at 7 30 p m plus a venereal disease clinic at Linn County Health Department with reservations optional. Other gatherings include boards and commissions, a theater show at Old Creamery Theatre, and a nature program at Greene Square Park.
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