Regents mull tuition hikes as UI ISU costs rise
Gov. Vilsack says Iowa state universities can stay competitive even if Regents approve double digit tuition increases for 2002 03. UI tuition could reach 3968 for two semesters. regents plan to vote in October after meetings in Iowa City. Vilsack notes state aid declines and student aid options.
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Old Capitol vandalized by duct tape on gold dome
Graffiti on the Old Capitol dome prompted concern but was identified as duct tape. UI officials said adhesive will be removed non invasively. Security will be increased with lighting. No suspect information is available.
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Iowa City
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Brucemore hosts National Trust official and anniversary note
David Brown of the National Trust for Historic Preservation will discuss Brucemore's role as one of 20 National Trust properties tonight. Brucemore marks its 20th anniversary as a Trust property at 2160 Linden Dr SE. Also, NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet tickets extend to Thursday with $50 adults $25 youth. Hilary Shelton will keynote. Read & Create signups open for Cedar Rapids Public Library early dismissal Wednesdays for ages 5 to 12 with a sunflowers craft. Call 398 5123.
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National Trust For Historic Preservation
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Linden Dr. SE
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Five Seasons Hotel
NAACP
Ninth St. SE
Hilary O. Shelton
Washington
C.R. Library
Cedar Rapids
Appointee seeks to retain Ward 2 seat on Marion City Council
Paul Rehn 58 of 2710 25th Ave seeks election to Marion City Council Ward 2 after being appointed in March 2000 to finish Kevin Hydak’s term. He notes experience gained and aims to build on it while addressing sewer capacity street extensions and plans for a new City Hall and community center. Rehn is a former Planning and Zoning Commission member and longtime volunteer with local services.
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Fiazette
Marion
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City of
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Ushers Ferry
Hospice of Mercy
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Non incumbent candidates to face public forum in Cedar Rapids
Twelve non incumbent City Hall candidates were invited to a public forum Monday at Beems Auditorium in the Cedar Rapids Public Library. The event, sponsored by Citizens for Responsible Government, runs 7 to 8 30 p m. Contact Carol or Burton Martin at 364 7034.
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Bluestem urges Linn County to loosen rural CSR landfill ban
Bluestem Solid Waste Agency Director Dave Hogan asks the Linn County Board of Supervisors to adjust the ordinance blocking landfill development on rural land with a corn suitability rating of 65 or higher. Planning director Les Beck and board chair Lu Barron weigh views. no public comment or decision today. Capacity at two county landfills is dwindling and Bluestem may consider a waste transfer station to move refuse elsewhere.
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Hogan
Bluestem Board
Jim Houser
Bluestem
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