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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1988

Page

4

Students push for lower tuition and more state aid

Iowa three public universities face tuition hikes as students mobilize under Project Outreach. Doug Martin of ISU student government says the statewide effort aims to inform Iowans about higher education funding and the impact of tuition increases. The plan follows a Regents staff recommendation for a 7 percent rise in in-state tuition across UI, ISU, and UNI.

Lyle Muller Johnson County Iowa City Iowa ISU State Board of Regents UNI U of I Regents David Sanders University of Northern Iowa Ames Melinda Hess Presi Dent Hess Jeffrey Cox Cox

ISU workers plead guilty to bank fraud in Ames case

Beulah Walker and Sandra Ross of Iowa State University admitted one count of bank fraud each for moving more than 163000 through four financial institutions in Ames and Ankeny. They face up to 250000 fines and restitution, with sentencing set for November 18 in Des Moines.

DES Moines Iowa State University Ames Ankeny Beulah Walker Sandra Ross U.S Walker ISU Ross Joseph Beck Vanguard Savings Bank of Holyoke Mass Norwest Bank of Des Moines Iowa Credit Union League Manhattan Kan United Federal Savings Bank of Iowa Missouri

Reverend plans appeal to Iowa Supreme Court over education law conviction

In Mount Pleasant, Rev. T. N. Taylor announced he will appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court to overturn his conviction for disobeying compulsory education rules. He and wife Sharon each received 80 hours of community service, with similar sentences for Kyle and Rebecca Carriker. The four defendants were found guilty last year, their children continuing at Taylor’s Bluebird Christian Academy despite a state moratorium on enforcement.

Mount Pleasant T. N. Taylor Iowa Supreme Court Taylor Bluebird Christian Academy First Assembly of God Church Sharon Kyle Rebecca Carriker Supreme Court Taylors Carrikers Henry County

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