House Explosion Kills One Near Garwin Iowa
A powerful early morning blast leveled a farm home northwest of Garwin, killing one person. Investigators work to determine the cause at the rural site.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2013
Page
1
Russell Wienacht lead in Cedar Rapids council race
Ralph Russell and Susie Wienacht have raised the most campaign contributions in the Cedar Rapids City Council race signaling strong fundraising in the local contest. The rest of the content notes national and regional briefs on eavesdropping legislation and a Midwest business activity slowdown with October orders rising.
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Ralph Russell
Susie Wienacht
Cedar Rapids
Midwest
Hawkeyes Climb Respect In Coaches Poll
Iowa and coach Fran McCaffery gain visibility as sports writers rate the Hawkeyes fifth in an unofficial poll while peers doubt their position on the cusp of real competitiveness. Letterman jackets and Friday night fashion highlight Page 13A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeyes
Fran McCaffery
Iowa
Clinton Street Social Club marks one year in Iowa City
The Clinton Street Social Club celebrates its first anniversary in downtown Iowa City. Patrons browse craft beer taps and a diner-style menu while staff mix specialty cocktails. The venue fills a space formerly occupied by One-Eyed Jakes known for its 21 pitchers for 21 dollars.
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Adam Wesley
the Gazette
Timothy Skinner
Krista Burich
Clinton Street
Iowa City
Homestead
S. Clinton St
One-Eyed Jakes
Downtown I C sales tax receipts
Downtown Iowa City receipts show tax collections for 2009 and 2012 within the Clinton to Gilbert streets boundary. Data covers downtown commercial districts including Clinton and Market areas and notes variations by year and boundary limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.C
Iowa City
Clinton
Burlington, Market
Gilbert Streets
Iowa youths study football injuries and concussions
Iowa researchers from the University of Iowa Sports Medicine launched a fall study to determine injury incident rates among young football players from first grade onward. The project aims to inform parents coaches and players amid rising football safety concerns and may confirm if flag football reduces participation drops.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Andrew Peterson
University of Iowa Sports Medicine
Peterson
Kyle Smoot
Ner
US Sports Medicine
Regina Catholic
Lost Vote Local sales tax renewal faces Cedar Rapids vote
Cedar Rapids and adjacent eastern Iowa cities vote Tuesday to renew a 1 percent local-option sales tax for 10 years to fund street repairs. The measure mirrors Waterloo’s approach with revenue dedicated to roadwork and may extend beyond the June 30 2014 expiry if approved.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Iowa
Iowa City
Des Moines
City Hall
Ron Corbett
Corbett
Marion
Hiawatha
Robins
Fairfax
Coralville races set fundraising record in local elections
Coralville voters see unprecedented money in mayoral and city council races as debt and tax incentives over hotel plans and a potential Von Maur move draw outside attention. Mayoral candidate Matt Adam reports 7 665 dollars and council candidate Mark Winkler 6 125 dollars, far exceeding prior totals.
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Coralville
von Maur
Americans For Prosperity
University of Iowa
Tim Hagle
Matt Adam
Mark Winkler
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Rick Smith
Smgs.us
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