Luther College looks to shape global future at Oikos Conference
Luther College President H George Anderson opens the Oikos Conference in Decorah Iowa with a theme on shaping the global future as Today reports. The event launches amid campus events and broader coverage across U S World and lifestyle pages.
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City feud over taxi and limousine rules at Cedar Rapids airport
Cedar Rapids cab drivers push to ban Charter Coaches Limousine Service pending taxi licensing and meter requirements. The airport commission seeks an injunction to stop Charter Coaches from operating limousines at the terminal while disputes over taxi versus limousine definitions and licensing unfold.
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Bank teller embezzler gets 10 years in prison
Berniece Schneider pled for probation after admitting embezzling from Central State Bank in Elkader. Judge David Hansen imposed a 10 year term to deter bank embezzlement, with restitution and taxes due, while noting her lack of prior convictions.
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Budget aide Krahl retires from Branstad administration
William Krahl, 62, Branstad's top budget adviser and former state comptroller, said he will take early retirement. He has 31 years in state government under seven governors and led the Department of Management after a year. Branstad expects a replacement within a month and downplayed any major government shakeup.
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Appeal fails Abodeely headed for jail
Judge Donald O'Brien in Cedar Rapids ordered Joseph Abodeely to surrender by noon November 20 at a federal prison to be set by officials. The ruling follows the 8th Circuit refusing review of the tax evasion conviction. a jury found Abodeely guilty of evading about $14 000 in 1978 and 1979 taxes. He received a two year sentence and $10 000 fine, but remained free on a $10 000 appeal bond.
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Cedar Rapids
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