Grinnell and Central presidents cited in leadership study
Grinnell College president George A. Drake and Central College president Kenneth J. Weller were named among 100 top higher education leaders in a two year Exxon Foundation funded study. The project measured personal traits backgrounds and attitudes of effective presidents.
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George A. Drake
Grinnell College
Kenneth J. Weller
Central College
Pella
Exxon Educational Foundation
James L. Fisher
Council For Advancement and Support of Education
Washington, D.C
Martha Tack
Bowling Green
Ohio) State University
Fisher
Davenport police warn of con artist posing as officer
Davenport police seek a man who calls elderly residents claiming to be a police officer and offers to store valuables in a safe place after spotting a suspicious character in the Quad Cities. Three such calls have been reported since 10 a.m. Monday.
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Clif Siems
Freedman seeks support for 25 million laser lab
University of Iowa president James O Freedman appeals for a 25 million dollar grant to build a laser and biotechnology lab in Iowa City near Van Allen Hall. He aims to recruit three leading laser scientists with a 3 million endowment funded half by lottery money and half by private gifts.
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Mason City
University of Iowa
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Deere and UAW Hold Talks as Strike Idles Illinois Plant
Deere and United Auto Workers meet at Moline as a labor dispute keeps about 13,000 workers idle since August. Iowa sets November 17 for hearings on unemployment benefits for Deere workers who say they are not striking, with additional hearings planned in Davenport Des Moines Ottumwa Waterloo and Dubuque on nearby dates.
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United Auto Workers
Moline
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Deere
Des Moines
Davenport
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Dubuque
Illinois
Union and Dubuque Packing Reach Pension Agreement
The United Food and Commercial Workers union says a multimillion dollar deal ends a four year pension dispute with Dubuque Packing Co. The plan requires $5 million upfront and $2 million annually, with the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. covering most benefits. Court approval in Cedar Rapids is needed.
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U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
The
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
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