30 May 2001
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2001
Page
1
Prairie View School students learned horseback safety on a field trip to Sumner Hill Stables in rural Swisher on Tuesday.
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University of Iowa professor Phil Baumel finds USDA and FAPRI projections diverge from actual data with downward corn and wheat exports while soybeans rise slowly. He warns the Army Corps of Engineers relies on these forecasts for 50-year river traffic plans, drawing criticism from river-improvement supporters.
Iowa DNR fisheries biologist Gary Siegwarth leads a drive to restore the Turkey River to its pre dam condition. He envisions walleyes and catfish from Mississippi River to Clermont and Elkader with riverfront parks and canoe ports. Bill Kalishek backs similar aims for the Upper Iowa River as part of a national dam removal trend driven by safety costs and ecological gains. Nationwide over 500 dams removed in the last century.
Three West Union residents Michael Fedderson Tina Schuler and Brett McKee were arrested April 9 in connection with as many as 150 burglaries across 13 Iowa counties and southern Minnesota. The probe began after Fayette County deputies found an abandoned ATM in the sheriff department property room revealing a major theft ring.
Iowa City 6th District plans to cut involuntary hospitalization hearings from four days to two per week to save money. The change delays determinations for patients and may affect those who refuse medication, while civil case and divorce hearings have already lengthened since November.
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