PCI Plans Downtown Medical Mall Despite Community Pushback
PCI officials outline a three story medical mall concept in downtown Cedar Rapids after city leaders approved Second Avenue closure and a 13 million dollar Tax Increment Financing package to cover costs. critics warned historic buildings would be demolished. The plan centralizes multispecialty clinics, aims to reduce patient costs by consolidating services, and promises private rooms for chemotherapy infusion while preserving privacy with elevated window placements.
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Second Avenue SE
PCI
Hiawatha
Medical Mall
Second Avenue
10Th
12Th Streets
Richardson
Physicians' Clinic of Iowa Medical Pavilion Opens April 15
The Physicians' Clinic of Iowa Medical Pavilion at 202 10th St SE opens April 15 with a public open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The facility features in house chemo treatments, advanced imaging, and a CT machine noted for the lowest radiation dose in Eastern Iowa. Local artist Susan Chrysler White contributed Baroque Garden sculptures and rotating art displays will line the interior.
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Liz Martin
the Gazette
Iowa
Medical Pavilion
Cedar Rapids
Physicians’ Clinic of Iowa Medical Pavilion
10Th St
Sions Spa
Richardson
Michelle Luty
PCI
Luty
Susan Chrysler White
University of Iowa
White
Fertilizer markets shift with cheap natural gas from fracking
Iowa expert cites natural gas as the primary driver of U S fertilizer costs with the Midwest core of ammonia production. Pipeline networks and lower gas prices squeeze Midwest plant operations, cut fertilizer and livestock feed costs, and limit long term job growth despite multi billion dollar plants.
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Midwest
Dave Miller
Iowa Farm Bureau
American Midwest
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Miller
Middle East
United States
Dave Swenson
Iowa State University
College of Agriculture
Lee County
Swenson
Challenge to DOMA May Rewrite Federal Marriage Benefits
The DOMA challenge focuses on tax law as Edith Windsor and Thea Spyer’s case asks whether federal estate tax relief and other benefits should apply to same sex couples. Experts caution on wider fiscal effects including health benefits and Social Security, with state variance and potential revenue impacts.
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Edith Windsor
Thea Spyer
New York
Spyer
DOMA
Windsor
Cynthia Leachmoore
Soquel
California
Silicon Valley
Leachmoore
United States
Census Bureau
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Obama Administration
Annette Nelsen
San Jose State University
Congressional Budget Office
Williams Institute
University of California At Los Angeles School of Law
Washington, D.C
Rhode Island
Williams
Nanette Lee Miller
Marcum LLP
San Francisco
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Robert Brimmer
PCI Board
Brimmer
Fiy On
Clinic of
Albany
N.Y
Envi
Robert
Trish. Mehaffey
Sourcemedia.net
Mideast
North Dakota
U.S. Energy Information Administration
Arizona
Tom Doggett
U.S. Department of Energy
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Michael.Wiser
Lee
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