Iowa University President Mary Sue Coleman May Leave for Michigan
A possible announcement could place Mary Sue Coleman as Michigan president with an 8 a.m. press conference in Ann Arbor. Sources could not confirm her 58 years. Coleman, in Iowa since 1995, reportedly was leaving. Michigan’s Lee Bollinger moved to Columbia in 2001. The death of David Allen Parisien near the Iowa River bridge is under investigation with natural causes suspected.
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Board of Appeal pares Cedar Rapids school tax hearing
The State Board of More canceled a 10 a.m. hearing on a 19 percent Cedar Rapids school tax hike for fiscal 2003 and rescheduled for 1 30 p.m. Monday June 3 in Capitol room 14. Residents protested a $2 45 per 1000 levy increase to 15 40 led by former ALOT members.
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Marion board approves teachers contract with 3.2 percent rise
The Marion Independent School District approved a new teachers contract for 2002-03 with a 3.2 percent total package increase and base salary rising by 561 to 24 715. Administrators get 3 percent and other staff 3.5 to 4 percent. Eastern Iowa storms caused about 2 000 Alliant Energy outages. power was restored by midnight.
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Paramount Theatre renovation faces budget setback in Cedar Rapids
Bids for the Paramount Theatre renovation come in about 2 million over estimates, prompting planners to revise the $5 million project. To cut costs the theatre may stay closed longer and shift Cedar Rapids Symphony concerts from September to November 2003 to Sinclair Auditorium at Coe College, affecting two major works concerts.
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Old Creamery opens intimate theatre at Depot space
The Old Creamery Theatre Company debuts its new black box venue The Depot Theatre in Amana with The Elephant Man at 3 p.m. Thursday. Co founder Tom Johnson says the move from Garrison fulfills a long held need and the depot is a permanent addition to the company’s programming. The company rents the space from the Kolonieneg Recreational Trail committee which operates the trail ending at the building.
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The Depot Theatre Schedule and Ticket Details
The Elephant Man May 30 to June 23 Last Train to Nibroc July 18 to Aug 11 Lost and Found Aug 29 to Sept 22 performances Thursdays 3 and 8 pm Fridays Saturdays 8 pm Sundays 3 pm Tickets 18 general 16 Thursday 10 student with ID Box Office Old Creamery Amana 39 38th Ave Amana Call 1 800 352 6262 or www oldcreamery com info coat of paint and interior renovation noted The 70 seat depot theater sits in the loading room with no windows black drapes new floor moving seats and awaiting room description of depot venue.
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Cedar Rapids approves year extension for Superintendent Finch
The Cedar Rapids school board voted 5 to 1 to extend Superintendent Lew Finch's contract to June 30, 2005. The board did not set a salary pending broader district financial decisions. Dissenting member Anne Rosenthal cited concerns over staffing, spending, and community support.
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Medicare inequities will take years to fix in Iowa
Medicare official Thomas Scully warned at a luncheon in Iowa City that simply increasing funding will not end entrenched inequities in Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements. He said the programs are large and flawed and require hard look at problems and practical fixes for rural providers. He noted federal budgets seek $190 billion for Medicare and Rep. Jim Nussle pushes for $350 billion, while progress on rural reimbursements remains tied to accountability from leaders.
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