Iowa Artisans Gallery expands space in Iowa City
The Iowa Artisans Gallery at 207 E. Washington St. grew about 1,000 square feet after co owner Don Rinner retired on Jan. 13. Astrid Bennett described remodeling that opens the space for more unusual jewelry and locally made furniture while displaying art in ceramics wood glass and metal. A reception during Friday’s Iowa City Gallery Walk marks the changes.
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River rock removal completes on Mississippi River
After a two month project the Mississippi River bed was cleared of about 1000 cubic yards of underwater rock near Thebes and Grand Tower Illinois. Shipping resumed normal on Thursday as rain and snowmelt revived the drought hit waterway.
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Trade delegation maps pork export path to Asia markets
Iowa trade mission led by Lt. Gov. Reynolds touts opportunities in Vietnam and the Philippines for Iowa pork and manufactured goods. Iowa Farm Bureau President Craig Hill cites a potential market of about 180 million people as South Asia grows over 8 percent annually. Greg Lear of the Iowa Pork Producers stresses pork demand in Vietnam and rising consumer interest in quality Iowa products.
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Debate over Raising Minimum Wage in Wichita Eagle
The article outlines divided economist views on raising the minimum wage to nine dollars an hour with Obama’s plan. It profiles Steven King living on seven twenty five, detailing his wages and government support while noting youth and minority unemployment linked to increases. It cites Malcom Harris of Friends University commenting on broader impacts.
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J C Penney Shares Plunge After Major Losses
J C Penney fell 16 percent on Thursday marking the steepest drop on the S&P 500 for much of the day after reporting a fourth quarter loss larger than expected amid continued sales decline. CEO Ron Johnson acknowledged missteps and planned weekly in store sales to spur customers.
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