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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2006
Page
1
In Adel Iowa the only spring manufacturer, Iowa Spring, runs three shifts turning steel rod into springs. Founded in 1977 by Jim Bianco, now led by Tim Bianco, the 130 employees operate as a contract manufacturer with designs from an engineer at John Deere and no stock kept on hand.
Tax season in the Gazette notes rising use of electronic filing. The piece compares e filing to IRS booklets and the code accountants know, highlighting the shift toward digital tax submissions and the familiarity gap for many readers.
A couple compares three ways to file taxes from college to workforce and finds an online do it yourself program faster and cheaper. They complete returns in a bit over two hours and receive refunds within two weeks thanks to e filing. The IRS notes rising use of DIY filing.
Police find 14 more bound and shoot victims in Baghdad ponds amid fourth year of war. Reports say 100 plus execution-style killings, 87 more bodies recovered, and 21 deaths nationwide as U S and Iraqi forces chase insurgents while political talks stall.
The data show 133,000 U.S. troops in Iraq and a war cost of 200 to 250 billion dollars. U.S. deaths total 2,514 while President Bush cites estimates of 50,000 Iraqi deaths.
Spc. Laura Walker of Iowa City and fellow Eastern Iowans say their Iraq year reshaped life goals and outlooks. The 224th Engineer Battalion, based in Fairfield, endured mortars and loss, with Walker returning to Cedar Rapids to study communications and MIS at the University of Iowa.
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