Vernon Ziskovsky 75 Swisher dies. military rites planned
Vernon Henry Ziskovsky, 75, of Swisher, died Oct. 17 2006. Visitation today at Brush Chapel Cedar Rapids, services Oct. 20, burial in Anderson Cemetery Swisher with Swisher American Legion Post 671 rites. Survived by wife Marilyn five children ten grandchildren sisters and in laws. He served in Korean War and was a longtime cattleman and community member. Memorial fund established. Online condolences at Brosh Chapel. Edward A Hudrick 74 Maquoketa dies. arrangements pending.
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Obituaries Notice for Solon and Washington Residents
SOLON Don Marshall 58 died Oct 18 2006 in University Hospitals Iowa City after a sudden illness. Arrangements pending with Brosh Chapel Solon. Marietta Beuter 83 died Oct 18 2006 in Solon Care Center. Arrangements pending with Brush Chapel Solon. Mary Angeline Atkinson 95 of Fort Collins Colorado formerly of Washington died Oct 16 2006 in Poudre Valley Hospital Fort Collins. Services Oct 21 10 30 a m Jones Eden Funeral Home Washington. Burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Visitation Oct 20 after 4 p m with family 7 to 8 30 p m. Survivors Jerry Atkinson Judith Atkinson Jacqueline Bakka. Ruth Wiggers 93 of Washington died Oct 18 2006 at United Presbyterian Home. Arrangements pending with Jones Eden Funeral Home Washington.
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Iowans Push for Best Lab Fund in Iowa City Campaign
One week after launch the Iowans Want the Best Lab campaign has raised about 3000 dollars. Mary Gilchrist former director of the University Hygienic Laboratory plans to seek business donations to cover a 2.5 million shortfall and fund a larger facility. The Iowa Legislature earmarked 36 million this year for a new lab at the Oakdale campus built to replace the 89 year old tuberculosis sanitarium building. The current space was reduced by 12000 square feet, deemed inadequate for state public health needs.
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University Hospitals CFO to Join Colorado Hospital
University Hospitals chief financial officer Anthony De Furio will leave in November to become finance chief at the University of Colorado Hospital starting December 1. Interim finance head Dan Rieber will cover duties during a transitional period as a search committee and external firm begin looking for a replacement.
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Leach touts Iowa energy mix with wind ethanol and nuclear
Rep. Jim Leach urged re assessing nuclear energy role to curb foreign oil use and combat global warming. He highlighted Iowa's wind potential and ethanol and biodiesel, noted existing plants provide about 20 percent of U.S. energy, and cited Mississippi River cooling and shared grid as advantages for expansion and national reach.
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Iowa Fatal Hit-and-Run Crashes Steady in Recent Years
Iowa records show fatal hit-and-run crashes remain steady at about 1 to 1.5 percent of all fatal crashes. Last year six fatalities occurred statewide, about 1.5 percent of 398 total fatal crashes. DOT official Scott Falk notes the figure is "pretty static" and not a trend.
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Vehicle traveling wrong way causes fatal three-vehicle crash
Jonathan M. Baugh, 17, of West Des Moines, died at the scene in a three-vehicle crash on Highway 30 when a westbound car traveled eastbound. Jerry D. Vincent, 72, and Anna M. Vincent, 71, of Jefferson, were treated and released. Phillip R. Stephens, 37, of Boone, remained in critical condition. Officials closed the westbound highway for hours.
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Iowa National Guard unit to return home from Iraq
About 150 Iowa National Guard soldiers of Troop C 1st Squadron 113th Cavalry will fly to Iowa after a year in Iraq. They are processing at Fort McCoy Wisconsin. A welcome is planned at LeMars High School gym 8 p.m. and at Camp Dodge Johnston 7 30 p.m.
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Iowa City trial tests patients own stem cells for heart disease
University Hospitals Iowa City and Carver College of Medicine lead a US first in studying selected blood stem cells to treat chronic myocardial ischemia. The trial, limited to five to ten participants, injects a protein to mobilize blood-forming cells, aiming to improve heart blood flow for patients not eligible for standard procedures.
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Stem cell dosing study led by Baxter sponsor
Amy Ollinger coordinates interventional cardiology research on enriched stem cells drawn from subjects via a cell separation system. Participants are randomly assigned to two dosing levels or a placebo injected into the heart with a year of follow up. Baxter Healthcare’s Cellular Therapies unit sponsors the study.
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Dodd Doubts Democrats Seek Payback After Election
Senator Christopher Dodd says Democrats may pursue a constructive agenda if they gain control in November. He predicts a push for new direction on terrorism health care education and other priorities and notes administration pressure could lead to alternative Iraq policy. He spoke in Iowa City at a fundraiser for Dave Loebsack challenging Rep. Jim Leach.
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