Erickson and Vans Coy Named to 2010 Winners Circle
James Erickson and Kathy Vans Coy of U S Bank Home Mortgage earn membership in the Iogage Association 2010 President s Club and Winners Circle for meeting high loan volumes. The honorees will be celebrated at the IMA Convention on April 14 during the Spring Conference in Coralville.
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Porter earns Iowa Certified Nursery Professional of the Year
Chuck Porto of West Branch was honored as Iowa Certified Nursery Professional of the Year at the Iowa Nursery and Landscape Association trade show and conference held February 23 to 25. Porto runs his family business, teaches the Integrated Pest Management class at Kirkwood Community College, and has been the retail manager at ICLGC since 1991.
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Dealers raise some car prices as Japan quake disrupts supply
The Japan earthquake tsunami and nuclear crisis threaten auto shipments from Japan and push dealers to raise prices on Priuses and other popular small cars. Models like the Prius, Yaris, Insight, and CR V see higher sticker prices as shortages loom and discounts shrink.
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Auto brands show improved reliability in J D Power study
The J D Power dependability study finds 2008 model year vehicles average 151 problems per 100, lowest since 1990. Ford's Lincoln leads with 101 problems, Lexus 109, Jaguar 112, Porsche 114, Toyota 122. Mini 221, Jeep 214, Land Rover 212, Dodge 206, Chrysler 202 at bottom. Interference from electronics cited as new issue.
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Diet Coke Rises to Second as Nation's Top Soda
The Associated Press reports Diet Coke outsells Pepsi to become the nation’s second most popular soft drink behind Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola leads with Diet Coke and Coke combining for the top two positions as overall soft-drink sales decline amid recession and health trends.
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