Shaw case sent to grand jury by Iowa City judge
Johnson County Attorney J Patrick White says the grand jury examination of the shooting death of Eric Shaw will not change his decision not to prosecute. Judge William Eads ordered the grand jury convened, a move praised by Eric Shaw’s father and justice advocates, though White remains skeptical about its impact.
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Linn-Mar may issue bonds up to 20.5 million over three years
Linn-Mar Community School District could issue bonds up to 20.5 million over three years per a financial consultant. Some funds could finance a two classroom addition at Linn-Mar Intermediate. Board set a 5 p.m. March 11 meeting to discuss next steps after a mixed result on a 25 million bond vote.
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Gore tackles donor calls from White House in public briefing
Vice President Al Gore defended a few fundraising calls from his White House office while acknowledging the practice. He cited 1995 Mikva guidance against such solicitations and said he would not repeat the action. Gore argued there was no law violation and noted policy change to bar office fundraising.
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FCC approves nationwide satellite radio plan
The FCC sets aside airwave space for satellite delivered digital radio likely priced at 5 to 10 dollars monthly. Four bidders CD Radio American Mobile Satellite Digital Satellite Broadcasting and Primosphere win licenses with auctions starting April 1 and three years before stations go on air.
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Cedar Rapids to test curbside recycling with new routes
About 5 000 homeowners in Cedar Rapids will help launch curbside recycling as five garbage routes are chosen for a test. A $1 25 per extra container fee is proposed, aiming to offset recycling costs and align with Marion's upcoming program.
Cedar Rapids Selects Five Routes for Recycling Pilot
Cedar Rapids council plans a curbside recycling pilot with five routes chosen today and could begin in April. A $1.25 monthly fee per extra trash container is proposed after one free container, with a new solid waste director to start April 1. Mark Jones from Ontario will earn 52000 annually and replace long time director Dick Gates who retired November 1.
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Gable hesitates on future as season nears end
Iowa wrestling coach Dan Gable says the busy season has him undecided about his future and that this year’s national tournament will not be the sole factor in his decision. He stresses current strain and focus on the immediate competition ahead.
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