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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 2003

Page

9

Drought Bites Cedar Rapids and East Central Iowa

The National Weather Service reports a severe short term drought across Corridor Eastern Iowa with moderate long term drought region wide. Cedar Rapids could move to a moderate short term drought if rainfall this week meets criteria. the city is 6.1 inches below normal for the year.

Cedar Rapids Iowa National Weather Service Jim Hladik Quad Cities Hladik

Fewer foreign students at Ul since 9 11 attacks

Two years after the September 11 attacks tighter immigration rules cut the number of foreign students at the University of Iowa. Director Scott King cites economy and SEVIS as key factors while ICE spokesman Alonzo Martinez notes SEVIS checks student legitimacy.

University of Iowa Scott King U.S SEVIS United States Alonzo Martinez Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Mount Mercy College enrollment rises for eighth straight year

Cedar Rapids Mount Mercy College reports 1,473 students this fall up from 1,432 last year marking the eighth year of rising enrollment. Full-time students total 975 up 6.1 percent and full-time equivalent enrollment reaches 1,236 up 4.4 percent from last fall. The college placed in the second tier of Midwestern Comprehensive Colleges in U.S. News rankings, covering ranks 29 through 55.

Mount Mercy College Mount Mercy Robert Pearce U.S. News & World Report

Man charged in 1981 Iowa City murder case

Kevin Klotzbach testified in Johnson County District Court accusing Richard Dodd of killing his sister Vicki Klotzbach on Oct 20 1981. DNA links Dodd to the crime. witnesses described a man in a Mustang following victims near Knoll Ridge Garden apartments.

Ie Wazeue Iowa City Kevin Klotzbach Johnson County Klotzbach Richard Dodd Vicki Klotzbach Dodd University of Iowa Cytogenetics Laboratory Oakdale Knoll Ridge Garden Coralville Terry Koehn Tom Miller Laurie Herring Mesa, Ariz Michael Stenerson the Gazette Nancy Grais San Diego Grais Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation

Embattled Coralville Christian school closes doors

Declining enrollment from a day care safety battle with the state forces Cornerstone Christian School in Coralville to shut for the current year. The Tabernacle Baptist Church operates the campus at 2050 12th Ave. The school declined from 44 students last year to three this year. A half dozen staff were laid off including former administrator Dirk Holsomback. An out of court settlement with the Iowa Department of Human Services over day care violations is expected to be finalized today with the Johnson County Attorney’s office. The agreement would permanently bar church run child care for under four and for school aged children outside licensed care except on Sundays and during Bible school programs.

Royce Phillips Tabernacle Baptist Church 12Th Ave Iowa Department of Human Services

Kirkwood Enrollment Hits Record Across Seven County Area

Kirkwood Community College reports a fall enrollment of 15 032, up 8 percent from last year, surpassing the University of Northern Iowa. Vocational programs rise 11 percent as a weak economy spurs retraining. Iowa City campus grows only 1 percent to 3200 as expansion plans await completion.

the Gazette Cedar Rapids Kirkwood Community College University of Northern Iowa Kirkwood Lois Nanke Iowa City Nanke

Lincoln Cafe marks 75th with 75-cent specials and free coffee

Belle Plaine's Lincoln Cafe owned by Diana Jones, known as Mama Di, plans a birthday celebration with 75-cent specials, free coffee and tea, and a street dance from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. She bought the cafe in 2001, becoming its ninth owner, and aims to keep a local tradition alive while welcoming new customers.

Elle Plaine Diana Jones Lincoln Cafe Bonnie Kenny Schwab Belle Plaine Zeezer Dave Rasdal the Gazette Mama di

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