Grandson nets his grandfather car at auction for 11600
The 1940 Ramblin Car, bought by Philip Vogt in Oxford for about 800, later auctioned for 11,600 to Ron Vogt of Homestead. The car carried family memories from Marengo to Cedar Rapids trips and hospital runs, remaining in remarkably preserved condition with original manual and worn leather key case.
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Nebraska abortion provider drives national debate anew
Dr. Leroy Carhart, based in Bellevue, Nebraska, again sits at the center of a national abortion controversy as federal judges in New York San Francisco and Lincoln prepare trials challenging the Partial Birth Abortion Act. Carhart and co-claimants contend the law restricts medical practice while supporters argue it protects fetuses. The cases involve other clinics and multiple licensed physicians.
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Local growers boost greenhouse output and new auction momentum
Growers and buyers discuss improved quality from drip irrigated greenhouses. James Bontrager expands from 5 to 8 acres and adds a pond to stabilize water supply. The auction’s momentum grows with Hy-Vee’s Dien Nguyen confirming planned purchases.
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March employment, factory data drive markets this week
Labor Department will report March employment before Friday. Reports from Bed Bath & Beyond Best Buy Monsanto and Pier 1 Imports set earnings expectations. ISM and Creighton Midwest manufacturing surveys due, with mortgage rates and factory orders also in focus.
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Michael Eisenstein profile and career guiding principles
Michael Eisenstein, age 53, president and COO of ACT Inc. Workforce Development Division in Iowa City, discusses his first job as a New York attorney, discipline from law practice, unwavering ethics, and plans to grow ACT’s workforce initiatives while balancing family life with wife Robin and two daughters.
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