Cedar Rapids Hints at Fast Bond Sale for Airport Terminal
Mayor Don Canney stated the city will proceed with a general obligation bond sale for the new Cedar Rapids airport terminal as quickly as possible. The plan follows a November sale target amid fluctuating interest rates, with PCM and a construction firm to value engineer, cutting costs to under 8 million while Bates from Peat, Marwick, Mitchell estimates total project cost around 18.6 million and airline leasing negotiations near conclusion.
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San Mateo
Calif
Iowa
Federal Aviation Administration
Bates
Bezanson resigns finance post to return to teaching
Randall Bezanson, University of Iowa vice president of finance, announced his resignation with an aim to teach at the College of Law. He will remain in the post until a successor is found and will begin teaching part time this spring, returning to academia after 18 months in administration. He joined the law faculty in 1973 and will be replaced by a nationwide search committee appointed by President James Freedman.
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Flansburg Gazette
Johnson County Bureau
Iowa City
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U of I
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Motorcycle chase ends with driver at large in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids police and Linn County deputies pursued a motorcycle to speeds near 90 mph across the northwest side before the driver escaped on foot after a wreck at 13th Street and K Avenue NW. Passenger Mark Campbell, 22, of Mount Vernon Road SE, was taken into custody and later released. warrants were issued for the driver.
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Linn County Attorney’s Office
Pierce named sergeant on Hiawatha police force
Rick Pierce is promoted to sergeant in the Hiawatha Police Department making him the department's only full time commander. The force includes one full time sergeant, two part time officers and three full time officers. Pierce will continue day shifts and handle detective work while preparing a crime incidence report for the City Council. He will earn 6 cents more an hour to 8.38 dollars.
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Hiawatha Police Department
Pierce
Hiawatha
City Hall
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