Arno Sindelar 88 Cedar Rapids Space Program Engineer Dies
Arno Sindelar 88 of Cedar Rapids remembered for kindness and frugal nature. Army veteran of World War II, ISU mechanical engineering graduate, Sig Ep, longtime Collins engineer involved in Apollo and Mercury programs. Survived by five children and 12 grandchildren. Celebration plans set at Brosh Chapel March 11 with prior visitation March 10. Memorials to Mercy Hospice and Cedar Rapids Parkinson's Association.
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Trade wars threaten Iowa farmers and industries nationwide
Gary Cohn's resignation undercuts tariffs push as U S markets fell with the Dow down 83. Iowa faces higher consumer prices and possible layoffs as corn soybeans pork and eggs risk retaliation. Experts warn Brazil Argentina and Europe could replace U S exports while Deere and other users of imported steel face higher costs.
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Signing stirs funding talk as Tate weighs attendance
DeSalvo defends citing ethics case timing while Tate considers joining governor at Davenport Central High for a signing event. The bill boosts per pupil state aid by five dollars for 161 districts and directs 11.2 million to transport inequities, with Reynolds’ Davenport appearance tied to unrelated events. Tate may attend the 12:15 p.m. program.
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Tariffs push shifts in US allies amid China trade concerns
The push for 25 percent steel and 10 percent aluminum tariffs draws sharp allied resistance as Canada and other partners supply most US imports. White House a final decision this week with carve outs possible for Mexico and Canada. Canada remains the largest steel and aluminum supplier to the United States while China accounts for about 2.4 percent of US iron and steel imports.
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