Iowa professors examine America's role in UN and ICC forum
Debra DeLaet of Drake University and Marcella David of the University of Iowa College of Law will discuss the United States position in global institutions at a Women for Peace program. The event runs 7 to 8 30 p,m, Thursday at the Cedar Rapids Public Library and is free to the public.
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Fire damages Cedar Terrace mobile home. two adults escape
Firefighters arrived at 7:32 a.m. to a Cedar Rapids mobile home on Western Drive. No detectors were found inside. Residents Dave Blauer and Shawna Blauer escaped, three cats died, while the cause remains under investigation. The home is owned by Lynne Himes of Palo.
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University of Iowa hosts lectures on Iraq invasion ethics
The Carver College of Medicine student group will present talks and films on the American intervention in Iraq at 12 30 p m in Room 2117 M E R F on the US Health Sciences Campus The schedule includes Burns West on international law two other speakers on Persian Gulf War veterans illnesses and public health in Iraq and a April 2 film Paying the Price Killing the Children of Iraq by John Pilger.
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Dutch Dairy Farmers Sought to Help Iowa Rural Growth
Three rural development groups in Brooklyn Poweshiek County Stacyville Mitchell County and Butler County aim to attract Dutch dairy farmers to Iowa via the New Farm Family Project. They seek migration to boost schools stores and farming activity while linking milk production to processors with Dutch financing.
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Former Iowa man to receive nearly 3 million for Iraq captivity
Bill Barloon, a former New Hampton resident held 126 days in Iraq in 1995 after a border misstep, is set to receive a $2.8 million judgment. He remains employed as an aircraft engineer in Kuwait and reacts to the federal legislation that cleared the path to payment.
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CR woman finds long-lost sister after 12 year search
In Cedar Rapids, Carol Harvey, 44, working at Hawkeye Convenience Store, learned by phone she had an older sister, Kelly Michelle Word, from Oklahoma City. The sisters reunited after 12 years of separation.
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