Community event listings and ads in Cedar Rapids area
A dense listing of local activities includes Soap Box Bingo at Teamsters Hall with doors at 4 PM and games at 6:30 PM, St. Luke's Optitrim weight management sessions starting March 21, and various fundraisers, dining offers, and tours from multiple local organizations such as American Legion, St. Luke's, Cedar Rapids libraries, and area casinos. Public notices include bingo, meals, tours, and business ads with contact numbers.
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Teamsters Hall
Fox Eye Institute Now Accepts Medicare Assignment
The Fox Eye Institute accepts Medicare assignment for surgical and medical eye care. Dr. Birchansky, ophthalmologist, and Dr. Ruchotzke, optometrist, are listed with contact for appointments at 362-9855.
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Paul Mazzocco
First Avenue N.E
Iowa
Fox Eye Institute
Birchansky
Ruchotzke
EPA ruling threatens ethanol industry, Iowa leaders warn
Evan Stadlman of the Iowa Corn Growers Association calls EPA directives a serious threat to ethanol, urged public action to back ethanol as Bush promised. The $3 billion Iowa ethanol industry fuels 24 percent of U.S. supply while MTBE competing fuel raises import and price concerns amid reformulation rules and California oxygen limits.
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Evan Stadlman
Iowa Corn Growers Association
Stadlman
White House
Bush
Iowa
Middle East
Buffett
EPA
California
Vaughn
Iowa lawmakers condemn EPA roadblock to ethanol expansion
Congressional figures accuse the EPA of blocking ethanol use as ADM drops a 68 million expansion plan to convert corn into ethanol. Rep. Dave Nagle decries regulatory hurdles linked to Bush administration policy in Texas. Sen. Charles Grassley urges Clayton Yeutter to push EPA to honor the Clean Air Act.
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Gaze
Washington
Lowa
Archer Daniels Midland Co
ADM
Dave Nagle
Iowa
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Bush
Texas
Charles Grassley
Clayton Yeutter
White House
Secretary of Agriculture
Grassley
Yeutter
Congress
Ethanol expansion in Iowa faces EPA rule setback
About 7 percent of Iowa corn goes to ethanol. The EPA interpretation of California emissions rules could halt a $350 million expansion and 100 million bushels of corn usage. ADM’s $68 million Cedar Rapids project is canceled while Cargill’s Eddyville expansion continues. Stadiman warns of delayed price effects and seeks 60 days to contest EPA interpretation.
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Dale Kueterazelle
California
Evan Stadiman
Iowa Corn Growers Association
ADM Corn Sweeteners
Cedar Rapids
Cargill Inc
Eddyville
Stadiman
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Iowa
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Aes City
AES
Springville
American Legion
St. Luke’s
Adv
Mt.Vernon Road
Mister Perfect
the Inn
Cedar Hills
Sigma Eyehealth Center
Treasure Island
Yeas Yell
Horak
Schumacher
Mike Irvine
Michigan
Detroit
Irvine
Lawrence Welk
Dick Dale
Ava Barber
Joe Feeney
Ingersoll Dinner Theatre
Neon Buffet
Beth Hein
Ramada Inn City Center
Wycliffe Associates
Aschbrenner
Emerald Knights
2Nd Ave. SE
Charles Moore
Marine Corps Recruiting Service
Village Inn
F Ave
Knights of Columbus
Mt. Vernon Road
Newhall
Butterfly
Joy's
Alburnett
America West Airlines
West Coast
Creative i
Michael Zmoos
War Duffy
Elk’s
Richard Breitbach
Regis High School
Mercy Medical Center
Flanagan’s
Fairfax Grain
Fairfax Legion
United Tours
Gazette Classified
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Beems
Gentle Dental East
Lindale Mall
Universal Tours
Johnny's Parkway
Mackinac Island
Grand Hotel
Frankenmuth
Beth Hei Tours
Washington D.C
New York
Hershey, Pa
Gettysburg
Kennedy Center
D.C
Ellis Island
Phi Las Vegas
Stardust
the Travel Company
Sandy
Pizza Village
Xntt
President Riverboat Casino
Redeye
Weather Shield Corp
Urbana Christian Church
Friendship Force
Len Buchler
Russia
Hills Bank and Trust
Highway 965
North Liberty
Buchlez
Rock Island Arsenal
Keokuk
Woosley
Pierson’s Florists
Ellis
Center Point Rd
Clinton
Martha Casey
Ler Sos
Maquoketa
David Lynch
Wehinitiar
Earl
Earl May
Canada
Northland Dr
Edgewood Rd
BOX Martin
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