Marion man turns home into amateur Iowa winery
For twenty years a Marion resident has converted part of his house into a small winery brewing wines with a distinct Iowa character. The story appears on page 1B.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1994
Page
1
For twenty years a Marion resident has converted part of his house into a small winery brewing wines with a distinct Iowa character. The story appears on page 1B.
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Universal Gym Equipment Co. of Cedar Rapids will halt fitness equipment production, idling 59 of 180 workers. All production to be subcontracted after Dec 2. sales, admin, engineering and R&D stay in Cedar Rapids. Layoffs to begin Nov 18 and run to Dec 2, union says.
Cedar Rapids based APAC TeleServices plans to hire 250 inbound staff in six weeks for Cedar Rapids and 50 more within 90 days after a third calling center opens in northeast Cedar Rapids. The company already employs about 1,900 in Eastern Iowa and aims to reach 900 total hires by year end.
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