Linn County Cedar Rapids move toward regional waste system
Linn County and Cedar Rapids will take a step today toward a regional solid waste management system with details on page 1B. The move involves cooperation between Linn County and the city of Cedar Rapids to streamline disposal and recycling efforts.
Diversity in print at West Liberty High School
West Liberty High School is described as one of the state’s most culturally diverse campuses with a new trilingual publication reflecting this diversity. Details are on page 1B.
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Desert Storm General Returns to Iowa Campus
General Charles Horner said his Desert Storm return to the University of Iowa was worthwhile but the war itself remains sinful. He spoke Monday during a campus visit and referenced the broader costs of conflict.
Slim pickings as Iowa corn harvest lags behind pace
Iowa's corn harvest is only 45 percent complete, the slowest for this time of year since 1972 when 31 percent had been picked. Details on page 5D.
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Hlas urges Holiday Bowl to look beyond Big Ten
Gazette columnist Mike Hlas argues the Holiday Bowl should invite a team from outside the Big Ten. His column appears on page 1D discussing potential non conference entrants and the bowl’s selection philosophy.
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IRS seeks 81000 taxpayers owed 1991 refunds
IRS says 81 000 taxpayers have not received 1991 refund checks totaling 44 million dollars. checks were returned due to incorrect addresses. Call 1 800 829 1040 for a free claim form and avoid paid services from mail order firms.
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Cedar Rapids principal uses education to lift youth
Sandy Ledford, principal at a Cedar Rapids middle school, credits education with pulling her from poverty in rural Georgia and stresses that every kid has potential. She watches for students who don’t fit the mold, per neighbors in Wednesday’s Gazette.
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Welsh probe reopened as Wymer accuses senator of cash payments
DES MOINES AP Steven Wymer testifies that Sen Joe Welsh took cash and promised to use clout regarding the Iowa Trust Fund. Senate Ethics Committee to reopen an investigation after new charges. Welsh calls the charges fabrication. Lloyd-Jones urges immediate thorough inquiry. Wiggins denies allegations and pledges cooperation.
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Owl Athena Returns Home After Vandalism at Kirkwood
The great horned owl Athena, missing from a Kirkwood Community College display cage after vandalism, was found in a parking lot and brought to the Kirkwood veterinary clinic. She lost weight but is recovering with meals and care. Police investigation continues as the raptor program resumes with repairs and safety plans.
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Palo nuclear plant earns improved NRC rating after scrutiny
The Duane Arnold Energy Center at Palo received a favorable NRC evaluation covering April 1991 to August 1992. Category 2 ratings prevail in all areas except emergency preparedness, with eight scrams in the prior period and only two in the latest period. A public meeting will review the NRC report at the Palo plant training center.
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Iowa's health care: Good and bad news
Iowa ranks low in health care spending and doctor availability but high in prenatal care per a national public health ranking by the American Public Health Association. The report highlights rural access issues and discusses proposed reforms including pay or play and rural clinic funding.
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Grinnell parents thank students for support after Tammy Zywicki slaying
JoAnne and Henry Zywicki expressed deep gratitude to Grinnell College students and staff for their support after Tammy Zywicki, 21, was found murdered along I 44 in Missouri after car trouble near Utica Illinois. A $100,000 anonymous reward was offered to spur new clues but led to no immediate tips.
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