Exporters fault trade center plan in Des Moines debate
Central Iowa exporters argued against funding a World Trade Center, saying such a building cannot create jobs or boost exports. S. Peter Tan and Gary Lutz warned the project could raise costs and attract nonbuyers, while supporters push a $30 million state commitment amid legislative efforts for a lottery bill.
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TV5 Channel targets 14 in piracy cases across Iowa
Ray Conley of Des Moines says small claim actions were filed in Linn and Black Hawk counties against 14 alleged pirates for using microwave antennas to illegally receive TV5 The Movie Channel signals. The Waterloo based firm offers service for 19.95 per month and has more than 200 cases under review in Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Mason City. Defendants in Linn County include Ralph Day Peg Pugmire Dennis Richard M J Schmitz Brad Larsh Irvin Kregel and Irvin Jones with 20 days to respond.
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Loraine St
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Spring Green Ct
Hiawatha
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Iowa overpayments in jobless aid questioned in audit
Iowa Job Service may have overpaid about 1.2 million dollars in unemployment benefits for 1982 and 1983, per a state audit covering the year ending September 30, 1983. Auditor Richard Johnson notes estimated overpayments of 336,421 in 1982 and 876,314 in 1983, with officials calling the figures only estimates. The audit cites misallocation of extra benefits to recipients with no dependents and urges enhanced training and clearer dependency rules to prevent future overpayments.
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Linn adopts Iowa's first rules on groundwater heat pumps
Linn County supervisors approve health board proposed rules regulating groundwater heat pump installations to protect aquifers. The code covers vertical bore hole systems, creates a five member advisory committee, and allows appeals to the Board of Health. Cedar Rapids shows interest in similar adoption.
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Iowa House plan mixes state wine sales with private outlets
Iowa House Speaker Don Avenson proposes a dual system where the state remains an exclusive wine wholesaler to private shops while continuing to sell wine in state liquor stores. The plan aims to keep profits, prevent losses to state and local governments, and balance private access with state controls.
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Cedar Rapids labor groups eye own HMO plan
Labor groups in Cedar Rapids reexamine forming a Health Maintenance Organization amid concerns over shrinking health coverage. The United Labor Alliance has discussed HMOs with five Iowa providers and plans to form a committee including physicians and hospital reps to study options.
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