Hawkeye Express Prep For Iowa City Game Fans Transport
Hawkeye Express from near Coral Ridge Mall to Kinnick Stadium starts at 8 a.m. with round trips ending 90 minutes after kickoff. Four double deck cars carry up to 900 per trip this week, six cars up to 1400 after the game. Tickets are 10 dollars per person, free for children 12 and under. reserved parking pass holders can exchange passes for four train tickets.
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Planes at Iowa City Airport for major game days
About 20 planes park at the Iowa City Municipal Airport for major games such as the September 30 match with Ohio State. Operations Specialist Michael Tharp notes crowds begin arriving around 7 or 8 a.m. for the 11 a.m. kickoff and usually depart by 7 or 8 p.m.
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One Lane Traffic on Multiple Iowa Highways This Fall
Iowa road work tightens traffic with single lanes on Highway 6 from Clear Creek to 12th Avenue in Coralville, and on Highway 1 near the 218 interchange. North Dodge Street also under construction with possible closures. U.S. Highway 6 reduces to one lane from Lakeside Drive to 420th Street. Oak Park Court residents plan a $150 season parking fee or $25 per game to fund street repairs, allowing three hours before and after games. More details at www.uifootballparking.com.
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Iowa universities report nation’s highest student debt in 2005
The Gazette notes Iowa's three state universities averaged 23198 in loan debt for 2005 graduates, the highest nationally. The state’s overall college debt averaged 22727, second only to the national top figure, per Project on Student Debt funded by Pew. Officials cite Iowa demographics as a contributing factor.
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Iowa students face rising college debt and aid gaps
Saturday's Money page highlights strategies to cut college costs and notes low and middle income families take on more debt. UI student body president Peter McElligott calls debt abysmal as students consider out-of-state work to repay loans. Average debt for 2005 graduates from UI, Iowa State and UNI exceeds 22 184. private colleges show similar burdens.
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Adel honors 1933 state title with signature football
A high school displays a commemorative football from Adel's 1933 state championship season signed by Nile Kinnick and teammates. Kinnick later won a Heisman Trophy at Iowa and was killed in World War II, with the local stadium bearing his name.
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Kinnick statue dedicated at renovated stadium today
The United States will dedicate the updated Kinnick Stadium with the Krause Family Plaza and a 12 foot Nile Kinnick statue. Red Frye and Harry Vollenweider will unveil the statue in front of the plaza near the south end zone as an F4F-3 Wildcat flyover is planned.
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Student loan debt average at graduation in 2005
The record notes the average debt of graduates reaching completion in 2005. It highlights the rising cost of higher education and the burden carried by students upon earning their degrees, reflecting broader trends in student borrowing.
Adel Honors Nile Kinnick With Preservation Effort
In Adel Iowa a three story house on 12th Street, linked to Nile Kinnick, is undergoing preservation by Donald and Aleks Chestnutwood. The dilapidated landmark recalls the 1939 Heisman winner, a Phi Beta Kappa Iowa student, and Adel’s historic ties to him.
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Riverside Casino opens with casino, hotel and golf plans
Riverside Casino & Golf Resort began operations with a 4:15 p.m. dice toss by CEO Dan Kehl and a 30 minute opening ceremony. The $140 million complex features 58,000 square feet of gaming, 1,181 slots, 30 tables, a 14 table poker room, a 200 room hotel, an events center for 900, four restaurants and a spa. An 18 hole golf course opens next summer.
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