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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 2002

Page

10

Mold removal ongoing at Nixon Elementary discussed by parents

About 20 parents attended an Indoor Air Quality Committee meeting at Nixon Elementary in Hiawatha to address mold and air quality concerns linked to asthma in a student. Cedar Rapids schools official Dave Dvorak says mold appeared over the summer and is being neutralized by reducing humidity and heating. He notes two classrooms have ceiling mold and will be fixed after Thanksgiving, with similar issues at nearby schools.

Gazette Hiawatha Sheila Reynolds Nixon Elementary Ian Reynolds Nixon Kay Coe Dave Dvorak Cedar Rapids Dvorak van Buren Viola Gibson

First Lady Christie Vilsack guest at Senate 19 reception

Iowa campaign notice lists Christie Vilsack as special guest for Renee Sneitzer Democratic Senate 19 reception at 3604 Weing Road NE Cedar Rapids from 6 30 to 8 30 p m Donations welcome. Senate 19 covers northeast and southeast quadrants.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Christie Vilsack Renee Sneitzer Senate 19 Patty Read Larry Stevenson Weing Road

End of Tobacco Myth: Iowa High School Students Lead Anti Tobacco Drive

Jeannie Burns of Iowa City West High School notes the JEL executive council’s anti tobacco campaign shaped by the Iowa Department of Public Health. Data show 79 percent of middle schoolers and 85 percent of high schoolers heard of JEL, with three quarters finding the effort believable and effective.

Iowa City West High School Iowa Department of Public Health Jel

Dandekar and Balderston clash at District 36 forum in Marion

Swati Dandekar and Karen Balderston faced off at a Marion Public Library forum over district 36 concerns. They disagreed on broadband mandates and minimum wage timing while agreeing on economic development and keeping teachers in Iowa.

Marion Iowa Swati Dandekar Marion Public Library Karen Balderston Dandekar Balderston Alburnett Vision Iowa Board Linn-Mar State Cedar Rapids Marion League of Women Voters Marion Chamber of Commerce Marion Economic Development Co Maine

Candidates avoid dove hunting topic in Cedar Rapids forum

In Cedar Rapids, District 38 candidates Don Palmer and Rob Hogg avoided dove hunting during a forum at the Ambroz Recreation Center. They emphasized economy, job growth, and funding for essential services such as education and health care. Palmer highlighted economic development. Hogg urged reallocating Vision Iowa and road funds.

the Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa Don Palmer Rob Hogg Ambroz Cedar Rapids/Marion Palmer Hogg Vision Iowa Rockwell Col Lins Nor Hogg Pat Shey Linn County Vision Iraq United States United Nations

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