Center Point High students stage If Mother Only Knew play
Students at Center Point High finalize finishing touches on If Mother Only Knew to be performed Saturday at 7 30 p m and Sunday at 2 p m in the school gym. Tickets cost 150 for adults and 1 for students. Brian Raue appears in the scene with Patti Stauffer Anthony Schnell and Sue Piper nearby.
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Tauke criticizes House energy committee decision
Representative Tom Tauke of Iowa denounces the House vote 125 to 282 against creating a unified energy committee. He argues the rejection preserves fragmented energy policy and congressional power, urging a coherent national plan and criticizing committee chairmen for fearing loss of jurisdiction. Tauke voted for the proposal.
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Rock Island plan faces cost hurdles in bid for rail reform
Rep. James Florio says the package to sell the bankrupt Rock Island railroad and fund national passenger rail faces possible veto if fiscal impact is too high. Administration favors the House plan with more labor protection money and no extra subsidies, while Senate versions differ.
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Eaton urges Iowa City council not to appeal ruling
Firefighter Linda Eaton urges the City Council to skip appealing a Civil Rights Commission decision ordering the city to pay $26,442 in legal fees after ruling she was discriminated against for breastfeeding during breaks. She criticizes Fire Department budget cuts that will eliminate a firefighter and a secretary.
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Resident urges council to fund Fire Department over appeal
A resident urges the city council to stop pursuing an appeal of a March 20 commission ruling. She argues funds should retain all firefighters, training officers, and the secretary instead, calling the appeal a waste of taxpayers’ money and a wasteful bluff.
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