Chamber aims to revise Cedar Rapids pollution standards
The Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber of Commerce lists air quality reform among 15 goals. The group seeks revised federal rules for non attaining cities due to agricultural dust while pledging continued economic development and rail, highway, and public service improvements.
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Elks Lodge Installs New Officers in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Elks Lodge will install R C Bob Kacena as Exalted Ruler in an open ceremony at 6 30 p m Saturday at the lodge hall 424 First Ave NE Other officers include Beryl Eller Jerry Atwood Leonard Wood George E Hill Jr Peter Bailey Robert Brooks David McGuire James Manville Donald E Harris Robert Argo and R Howard Cropp in the listed posts
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Chambers Pursue Education Funds and Redistricting Review
Edd posi edd posi tors and with increased work with other Chambers of Commerce. Monitor the future funding of education and the possibilities of redistricting. Work for effective and reasonable public and product liability legislation.
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Renovations for Prince Faisal in Atlanta Mansion
Prince Faisal M. Saud Al Kabir of Saudi Arabia, who bought a 16 room Atlanta mansion for 645000, plans guard posts servants' quarters a swimming pool a tennis court and a new driveway. His attorney says he aims to preserve the house’s beauty while adding necessary features. Neighbors discuss the project with architect Ed Neal at a meeting.
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Blouin Plans Busy Iowa Schedule This Week
Congressman Mike Blouin of Iowa outlines a packed itinerary in Cedar Rapids and Marion. He attends a federal air quality discussion at 8 a.m. in Cedar Rapids, speaks at Marion High School, joins an International Finance Seminar workshop, and addresses a Cedar Rapids Kiwanis joint meeting. Thursday features his annual small business conference at the Roosevelt Royale with 10 seminars led by James McIntyre.
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Urban population to exceed half worldwide by 2000
The Conference Board projects a dramatic shift as over half of the global population will live in cities by 2000. Developed nations and Latin America are set to host over 80 percent in metropolitan areas, with Africa and Asia above 40 percent. Tennessee and Missouri are the only states touching eight others. Fig trees rely on a tiny wasp for pollination inside fruit casings.
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Kid Inspired to Fight Energy Waste Faces Congress
A friend offers a playful tip to reduce energy use by convincing a child to envision a role in Congress. The remark frames civic duty as a motivator for conservation.
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