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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2006
Page
6
Doctor Kealey warns that current skin therapies cannot restore color texture or function though IPL has spread in Iowa. Dieter cites photos showing improvement after IPL for facial scars, while Berstler notes legal limits and clinic oversight.
A January hearing will address licensing regulations for intense pulsed light devices. The Iowa Board of Cosmetology and Examiners invites comments by mail to the Lucas Building in Des Moines. Dieter, a wildlife artist, learned of burns from a 1981 explosion and now speaks on recovery while promoting aesthetic uses of IPL treatments.
Four current city employees join Cedar Rapids City Manager Jim Prosser’s staff. Barb Potter becomes executive assistant at 40352 dollars per year after previously serving as purchasing agent. Alissa Van Sloten and Kim Greene transfer as administrative assistants with pay of 39374 dollars and 39374 dollars respectively. Deb Stalkfleet remains in public service as a customer service representative at 33196 dollars after earlier admin work. Potters, Van Sloten and Greene will work on the third floor near City Hall. Stalkfleet will be in the mayor’s office.
Total payroll for Prosser four assistants and the council nears 580000, about 54 percent of the former commission administration costs. Prosser earns 165000 annually. four aides report to him. Benefits add roughly 33 percent of salary. new council members receive none. Nine city employees vied for the four posts. outside applicants were not considered.
Linn County officials discuss regionalizing waste to fund advanced disposal tech while Cedar Rapids Linn County pushes to attract Jones County trash. A 60 acre Jones County site near its landfill could offer expansion if sold, with a first refusal plan under study. Stakeholders favor keeping trash local.
Regents faced a diverse candidate pool of seven interviewed for the UI presidency, including a sitting university president among four finalists. After a closed, lengthy process from Nov 9 to 15, most regents and campus groups favored none of the four, sparking planned no confidence votes by faculty, staff, and students next week and Dec 13 by the staff council.
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