Women in Law conference at Iowa to feature ex EPA official
A one day conference organized by OWLSS at the University of Iowa College of Law runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on November 7 in the Boyd Law Building. Lydia Wegman, ex EPA official and current immigration specialist, delivers the keynote. A panel of UI law faculty and attorneys discusses career paths, challenges for women in law, and admissions. Registration is 5 dollars with lunch. on site child care is available with advance notice.
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Iowa City
Organization of Women Law Students and Staff
OWLSS
University of Iowa College of Law
Boyd Law Building
Lydia Wegman
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
U of I
Mary Dudziak
Lois Cox
Sylvia Lewis
Iowa
Sixth Judicial District
Marie Price-Cohen
Conway and Price-Cohen, Musciatine
College of Law
University of Iowa
Hiawatha Candidate Night Promises Public Forum
Hiawatha will host a citywide candidates night at the Community Center on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Mayoral hopefuls will speak for two minutes each, then face audience questions. Four council contenders for a two year term will follow, then six for three regular seats, with time limits and rebuttals.
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Hiawatha City Council
Hiawatha
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Mesquaki tribal council election today at Tribal Center
Voters on the Mesquaki Settlement elect three members of the seven member Tribal Council today. Polls run from 1 to 8 p m at the Tribal Center. Six candidates vie for three seats including Homer Bear Jr Frank Jonas Sanache Louis Mitchell Darrell Wanatee Harvey Davenport Jr and Wilbur Keahne. Winners serve four years.
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TAMA
Mesquakie
Homer Bear Jr
Frank Jonas Sanache
Louis Mitchell
Darrell Wanatee
Harvey Davenport Jr
Wilbur Keahne
Marion
Harold Hulleman
Marion Independent School District
Abductor sought in Iowa City student kidnapping case
Iowa City police released a composite of a man and a suspect description after a University of Iowa student was abducted Oct 16 while buying gas. The victim, unharmed, was forced to drive to Marshalltown. a second man joined near Fort Dodge behind a Ford Bronco. Police seek tips.
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Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
U of I
Tom Widmer
Jim
Fort Dodge
Boone
Widmer
Market Street
Marshalltown
Jefferson High School Concert Choir to perform Thursday
Jefferson High School will host a 7 30 p m concert in the auditorium featuring the Jefferson Singers Meistersingers and Varsity Choir. Tickets are 2 for adults 150 for seniors and students. McKinley Middle School presents The Creep Show at 7 30 p m Thursday and Friday with reserved seats 125 for adults 1 for students and seniors free with IDs.
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Jefferson High School
Jefferson Singers
Meistersingers
McKinley
McKinley Middle School
Kernal
Linn-Mar
Cedar Rapids mayoral race facts unclear under state law
Linn County Democratic headquarters denounces involvement in city election as Cedar Rapids prepares for a mayoral race. Rita Huber says no Democratic candidate exists and parties are prohibited from city races. GOP notes inquiries about voter registration. incumbent Mayor Don Canney faces challenger Joe Rinas.
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Linn County
Democratic
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Davenport
Huber
Don Canney
Joe Rinas
Iowa infant receives youngest heart transplant in state
A 9 day old baby from Grundy Center Iowa underwent a 314 hour heart transplant at University Hospitals Iowa City and remains in critical condition. The donor heart came from a deceased infant in Washington DC. Marissa Getting weighs about 7 pounds and is the daughter of Darlene and Robert Getting. The operation was performed Saturday with the child back in her room by 1 40 pm. Doctors say the case follows a prior hours old transplant in California and notes the baby had left hypoplastic heart syndrome.
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Grundy Center
University Hospitals
Iowa City
California
Marissa Getting
Darlene
Robert Getting
Iowa
Marissa
Douglas Behrendt
Waterloo
U of I
Dean Borg
Borg
Washington, D.C
Behrendt
Milda Getting
Loma Linda
Calif
Paul Holt
Ginger Brown
Loma Linda University Medical Center
Brown
Gordon and
Alice Holt
Surrey
British Columbia
Iowas Palo plant to host emergency simulation drill
Iowa Electric Light and Power and Duane Arnold Energy Center will simulate a nuclear emergency today while repairing a real leak in the turbine's hydraulic control system. The limited exercise involves Linn and Benton teams with NRC on-site and at Glen Ellyn, IL. FEMA participation is not planned. The Palo plant shut on Oct 17 with repairs due by week’s end.
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PALO
Duane Arnold Energy Center
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Linn
Benton
Federal Emergency Management Administration
FEMA
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Glen Ellyn
Ill
Grinnell College Trustee Elected for Four Years
Grinnell College announces that a 1962 graduate has been elected to a four year term on the college board of trustees. Ronald T. Gault, vice president of First Boston Corp. of New York, also a 1962 graduate with a political science degree, is noted in the announcement.
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Grinnell College
Grinnell College Board of
Ronald T. Gault
First Boston Corp
New York
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