Iowa lawmakers pushBush aid plan for former Soviet states
Rep. Dave Nagle and Rep. Jim Leach urge House passage of the Freedom Support Act to provide up to 24 billion dollars in aid for Russia and other republics. They argue reform, dismantling nuclear weapons, and expanding U S trade serve national interests and prevent a new Cold War.
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SPELLIT contest yields $5000 grand prize winner at UI
Stephen Groenewold a University of Iowa freshman mechanical engineering major from De Forest Wis won the SPELLIT grand prize in a national by phone spelling contest that charges $3 a minute. He clocked 1 minute 14 seconds the fastest time from Jan 1 to Apr 30.
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University of Richmond
Cedar Rapids Man Hurt After Drunken Driving Crash
Cedar Rapids police say 39 year old David A. Parisien of 152 Summer Circle Dr NE was northbound on 16th Street NE at 6 30 pm when his car lost control, struck a tree twice, and left him in fair condition at St Luke's Hospital. He faces charges of driving without a license drunken driving and reckless driving.
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Sale of Miller painting to fund Simpson College science center
A 1912 oil on canvas titled Goldfish by Richard E. Miller, donated in 1990 by Bill and Betty Buxton, is to be sold at Sotheby's in New York. Proceeds estimated at 200000 to 300000 dollars will finance Simpson College’s 7.2 million science center project in Indianola.
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High School Columns Spar With Social Pressures in Byways
In a Montezuma Republican feature, Cory Benson argues that greed and conformity erode emotions, while Jamie Cashman contends blame for youth woes rests with schools and government. The piece also notes Inkling humor from West Delaware High School about cafeteria straw shortages.
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