Remodeling costs and growth topics at Cedar Rapids school board
Superintendent Stephen Daeschner spoke to the Cedar Rapids immunity school board about the case for keeping Parliament open amid remodeling costs and economic development concerns. The report notes Iowa wrestling coach Dan Gable's defending champions and Iowa State's NCAA title win last year shaping a new era for the Hawkeyes.
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Stephen Daeschner
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Dan Gable
Iowa State
College Park
Hawkeyes
Today’s Chuckle Love Is Where You Fund It
A light caption in Capitol Hall remarks that affection and money mix in politics, joking that funding defines love in public life. The quip plays on political fundraising as a playful measure of affection.
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Capitol Hall
Rural elderly safety hinges on friends and wary living
Elder Iowans 73 year old Ruth Patterson and 72 year old Carl Wiedemeier were killed in rural Washington County and Ladora. Officials urged seniors to avoid arming themselves and instead improve safety through community ties and common sense.
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Donna Lee
Orson Gazetle
Iowa
Ruth Patterson
Washington County
Yale Jarvis
Patterson
Carl Wiedemeier
Ladora
Wiedemeier
Gorbachev May Extend U S Visit Amid Public Wonder
A Soviet official said Mikhail Gorbachev may lengthen his American trip beyond the planned two to three days to see more of the United States and its people. Advisers including Raisa push for a broader stay, possibly five or six days, to capitalize on public interest in the peace issue and his televised image.
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New York Times
Moscow
Mikhail Gorbachev
Raisa
Gorbachev
Reagan
United States
Negotiators Near Agreement On Deficit Plan Outline
Washington officials say White House and Congressional negotiators are close to a deficit reduction outline targeting 25 to 30 billion dollars. They stress the plan covers totals for tax increases and spending cuts, with details to be debated later. Talks began after a stock market plunge and aim to avoid automatic cuts set for Nov. 20.
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New York Times
Washington
White House
Congress
Donating a Future: Organ Transplants and Ethics
Barbara Schanbacher at University Hospitals rejects kidney sales as illegal while noting U S organ transplant programs rely on donor generosity. International black markets and foreign ads contrast with U S rules, as availability limits success and prompts continued push for donation and policy progress.
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Dale Kueter
Gazete Star
OWA City
Barbara Schanbacher
University Hospitals
Fort Madison
Anamos
India
U.S
Schaubacher
Towa
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