Firefighters Fight Western Wildfires Across Montana
Several area firefighters could be deployed to battle western wildfires, mainly in Montana, for an extended period as conditions persist. The notice highlights long-term relief needs and regional coordination among fire units.
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Plenty of seats available at Kinnick
Ad campaigns target casual football fans to buy the remaining 20 000 tickets for the Hawkeyes home opener at Kinnick Stadium this Saturday.
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College Guide offers tips for admissions path
Youth Plus features in Thursday’s Ga zette with tips on navigating the college admissions process and strategies to improve chances of entry.
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Neighbor held in killing of Cedar Rapids woman
Police arrested 29 year old Carloss D Robinson at 818 10th St SW in Cedar Rapids on first degree murder charges after Christina Sanoubane 20 died from neck wounds Sunday. She had moved into the duplex last week and left behind her two year old son Corbin.
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Pickle Power Boosts Eagles in Texas Heat
Two UNI athletic training educators helped spread pickle juice use to prevent cramps and dehydration. In 109 degree turf heat at Texas Stadium, the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Cowboys 41 to 14 with several players consuming pickle juice daily.
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University of Iowa faces health insurance increases up to 30 percent
Faculty Retirement and Insurance Committee proposes raises for 8000 nonunion staff with some plans up 15 to 25 percent while one option climbs 1.8 percent. Final approval rests with President Mary Sue Coleman as costs rise amid health care pressures.
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Hotels Seek Automated Horn System to Quiet Train Whistles
Cedar Rapids hotel leaders press City Council to buy an Automated Horn System costing 30000 dollars to curb 80 decibel whistles across 3.8 acres. Sheraton Four Points joins Crowne Plaza complaints as airlines drop reservations, while Ames already installs five units. City safety officials doubt downtown effectiveness.
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