Labor unit declines action against Triple E in Marion
The Iowa Bureau of Labor will take no action on three discrimination complaints against Triple E Manufacturing Co. in Marion filed by workers fired last February after allegedly reporting OSHA concerns. OSHA's investigation found no basis for action. company owner Virgil Johnson cited poor performance as the cause. A separate notice reports the Schwartzes selling their residence at 860 West Eighth Ave to Eileen Dellevar of Cedar Rapids with Gibson Partners handling.
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Two sites eyed for alcohol plant near Lisbon and Mechanicsville
At Lisbon City Council, planners weigh two locations for a 2.1 million alcohol plant. Pro Grow Inc founder Deichman cites letters of intent to annex and sewage capacity as deciding factors. He envisions 800000 bushels daily and 60000 gallons of alcohol, with an 80 percent loan guarantee sought from Farmers Home Administration.
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Morley
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Center Point chief stays on the job
Center Point police chief Ken Gulick will remain in command after a Wednesday night meeting with Mayor Bob Pepin and the City Council. The mayor praised the decision, noting Gulick will take a two week vacation while the city seeks a new patrolman to help with 70 to 80 hour weeks after the resignation of patrolman Jerry Adams. Gulick faced time-report allegations that were investigated and exonerated, as the county attorney reviews the case.
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China birth rate to zero claim analyzed in Parade piece
A Parade Sunday feature questions whether China can reduce its birth rate to zero and examines demographic trends, policy pressures, and potential social implications. The report weighs government aims against practical barriers and future population dynamics.
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