Leaning Tower of Kitzingen Captures German Tourism
In Kitzingen Germany a four century old crooked fortress tower leans about 1.10 meters creating a quirky landmark between Frankfurt and Nuremberg. Local lore cites wine and water shortages as causes while a famed tilt adds a whimsical angle for visitors.
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Taxation course series to begin next Sunday in The Gazette
The Gazette will run the 15 week Taxation: Myths and Realities series with University of Iowa and Kirkwood College credit. James Rodgers directs University sessions Oct 21 Dec 2 at 1 30 on East Hall Iowa City. Kirkwood offers 1 or 3 credit hours with four seminars Sept 26 Oct 26 Nov 21 Dec 19. Registration details and toll free lines provided.
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Cedar Rapids Library Opens Children Story Hours This Fall
The Cedar Rapids Public Library launches free Children’s Story Hour sessions starting Sept. 19 at 10:30 a.m. in Kenwood Branch with Mrs. James Novy leading. Additional sessions follow Sept. 21 at Edgewood Branch 9:30 a.m. and downtown at 10:30, continuing through fall and winter for ages 3 to 5. parents may attend.
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Camp Good Health Aracenes Abstract Notes
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Grachen Swiss Pay-What-You-Want Offer Proves Popular
In Grachen Switzerland a voluntary pay program ran for three weeks in January inviting hotel guests to pay what they believed stays were worth. Only 1 percent paid nothing or a token amount. Occupancy rose from 23 to 42 percent, with 6,512 overnight stays versus 3,452 last year. More than 70 percent paid standard rates.
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