Bush to visit Iowa to address economy and raise funds
President Bush will visit Iowa on Monday for his eighth trip to the state. He plans a morning tour of Sears Manufacturing in Davenport, manufacturer of seats for commercial vehicles, then meet workers about the economy. He will attend a $100-a-plate barbecue for Rep. Jim Nussle.
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Downtown ideas meeting eyed at Cedar Rapids Museum of Art
The Renaissance Group hosts a 6:30 p.m. Wednesday public session at the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art to gather views on downtown needs and priorities as Vandewalle & Associates drafts a development plan. Also, Jack Dauchenbaugh, 30, was jailed on two warrants for contractor fraud and released after an initial appearance.
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Community fall festival notices due for Call of the Colors guide
The Gazette invites October and November festival details to be submitted by Monday for free publication in the September 29 Call of the Colors guide. Send to Call of the Colors The Gazette Cedar Rapids or via fax email. William D. Sear, 21, Garber, arrested by Clayton County deputies for eluding and multiple offenses after a chase involving a Guttenberg officer.
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Monks at New Melleray Abbey Seek Peace in Work and Prayer
Monks at New Melleray Abbey in Dubuque County awaken before dawn for prayer, work and quiet reflection. Abbot Brendan Freeman notes peace is found within, while the 153 year-old community grows to 38 members with broadened entry rules.
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Oettinger Music Store Founder Faces Leukemia and Earnings
Bob Oettinger, longtime owner of Oettinger New and Used Instruments & Repair in Edina, battles leukemia while keeping his shop open since 1975. He talks of longevity, chemotherapy, and his $20 clarinets offered in a sale from a stash of former $1,000 instruments, as customers linger to chat.
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