Job Service draws 300 for six Penford openings
About 300 job seekers attend a Penford presence at a Job Service office as officials announce six available positions, sparking strong turnout and interest.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1990
Page
1
Five Seasons Center Hopes Signwill Spell Relief
Five Seasons Center announces a new sign to improve visibility and relief for visitors and staff. The expected impact includes clearer wayfinding and a brighter exterior to attract clients and supporters.
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Five Seasons Center
New Surgical Technique Has Successful Debut in C R
A new surgical technique marked a successful debut in Central region hospital. Medical team led by Dr. A. Smith demonstrated the procedure with positive early results and potential for wider adoption across departments.
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C.R
ISU stars honored as Big 8 athlete of the year
ISU football and baseball standout Mike Busch earns Big 8 male athlete of the year. Also, junior college basketball standout Val Barnes signs with the Hawkeyes. MCI, future owner of Telecom USA, plans its first dividend.
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Mike Busch
Big 8
Val Barnes
The
Hawkeyes
MCI
Telecom*usa
Today’s Chuckle Weightlifter and Farmer Mottos
A lighthearted strip contrasts two mottos: the weightlifter proclaims no pain no gain while the farmer quips no plain no grain for a playful farm humor panel.
Decision day for Branstad on Iowa budget
Gov. Terry Branstad will decide today on the $3.15 billion fiscal 1991 Iowa budget sent by lawmakers in April. He vows a leaner plan with item vetoes, possible shifts of up to $40 million in lottery profits to environment, and avoidance of a special session while aiming to preserve priorities.
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Rod Boshart
Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Branstad
Bush vows veto of family leave bill
President Bush will veto any law mandating unpaid family leave for new parents or ill workers. Sununu told business leaders the White House opposes compelled benefits, despite bipartisan House support. The measure would require firms with 50 plus employees to provide up to 10 weeks over two years for family leave and up to 15 weeks annually for sick workers.
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Bush
White House
John Sununu
Sununu
Alice Glen
Ber
Commerce
Marge Roukema
New Jersey
Roukema
Mary Tavenner
National Association of Wholesaler Distributors
Tavenner
FBI stings cartel suspects over Stinger deal in Tampa
Two Colombians tied to the Medellin cartel were in custody after agreeing to pay 1 million in cocaine profits as a down payment for 120 Stingers and 50 automatic rifles plus a transport plane. The FBI said the plan targeted aircraft carrying Colombian officials.
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Fla
Medellin
FBI
Colombia
Charles Salemme
Pablo Escobar
Salemme
Allen McCreight
Virgilio Barco Vargas
Pen pals bridge Mount Mercy students and Cedar Rapids youths
Franklin Middle School pupils met Mount Mercy College education majors for a campus tour after pen pal letters. The sixth graders and juniors exchanged writing, including a persuasive letter assignment, revealing differences in school life and age.
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Mount Mercy College
Franklin Middle School
Cedar Rapids
Deb Streff
Franklin
Merilee Rosberg
Mount Mercy
Lindsey Thompson
Joan Stien
John Moore
Mount Mercy Education
Love triangle case splits defense and prosecution in Linn County
In Linn County District Court Brian Clarke faces an attempted murder trial with two versions of events. Defense says Clarke acted in self defense when he shot Kevin Herren after Herren confronted him at the Herren home. Prosecutors say Clarke, having an affair with Herren’s wife, went to the mobile home with a gun and shot Herren multiple times, then fled. Herren, who is nearly blind in one eye, testifies he did not know his attacker.
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Couris
Linn County
Brian Clarke
Jim Bennett
Clarke
Springville
Kevin Herren
35Th St
Marion
Harold Denton
Herren
Herrens
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