Mozambique trade luncheon opens Iowa event
The Northeast Iowa International Trade Council hosts a luncheon with Prexy Nesbitt from The People’s Republic of Mozambique at The Broom Factory Restaurant Cedar Falls from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m Attendees call Area VII Regional Economic Development Center at 296 2320 extension 398 by Wednesday for details Also in brief grants and notices cover a Homework Hotline for 1990 91 with toll free 1 800 728 6450 staffed by Grant Wood AEA teachers and a 27 year old Cedar Rapids man Stanley J Stoll jailed for conspiracy to distribute cocaine and marijuana through 1984 to 1987 sentencing outcomes and a POW service at Veterans Affairs Medical Center plus Iowa Games seminar and Welsh Society meeting notes.
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Mozambique
Northeast
Iowa International Trade Council
People’s Republic of Mozambique
Broom Factory
Cedar Falls
Prexy Nesbitt
Iowa
Area VII
Grant Wood Area
Education Agency
GWAEA
Brad Colton
Grant Wood
AEA
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Stanley J. Stoll
Lincoln
Neb
Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Illinois
Joyce Durlam
Amana
Low income housing provider loses tax exemption bid
St Francis Elder Care of La Crosse Wisconsin must pay property taxes in Winneshiek and Howard counties for 1990 91 after missing the July 1 1989 deadline to file for tax abatement. County officials said the request could have qualified for exemption after January 1989 occupancy but the filing was late. Supervisors declined to grant abatement citing lack of authority due to the missed deadline.
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Decorah
Winneshiek
Howard
St. Francis Elder Care
la Crosse
Wis
St. Francis
Winneshiek County
David Strand
Wayne Walter
Harrison Elementary marks 60th anniversary celebration
Harrison Elementary at 1310 11th St NW commemorates its 60th year with an open house 4 30 to 6 PM and a live TV news program. The event recalls the 1930 opening after the 1929 fire and includes a 1930s classroom display, noon lunch, and visits by past staff and students.
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Harrison Elementary
Harrison
11Th St
Hull School
K Avenue
Sixth Street NW
William Henry Harrison
United States
Old Harrison
Roosevelt Junior High
Uncle Sam
Assault charges filed in Linn County over early Sunday incidents
The Log reports Randy Rhodes, 30, and James Doolin Jr., 31, were charged after alleged assaults at separate Linn County locations. Rhodes allegedly dragged a woman from bed and wounded her with a butcher knife at 5 03 am. Doolin allegedly struck a woman multiple times with a closed fist at 2 14 am.
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Randy Rhodes
33Rd Ave
Tracey Berkenpass
James Doolin Jr
Ninth St. SE
Sandra Musgrove
Committee weighs new Linn County public safety building
The citizen committee advances plans for a new emergency operations facility near Interstate 380 and contemplates merging police and sheriff communications. Costs run to several million with possible bond funding or state federal grants. Next meeting October 4 in the police station conference room.
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Police Department
Linn County Sheriff's Department
Zenisek
Assault case and fire calls reported in city notes
Debbie Green sustained facial injuries after an alleged assault by Albert Green at their home. A separate report lists multiple Friday and Saturday fire and medical calls across city locations, including medical emergencies and a recreational fire, with addresses such as 1708 Ellis Blvd NW and 223 22nd St NW.
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Ellis Blvd
A Ave
Collins Rd
Johnson Ave. NW
Fifth Ave
12Th St
Eighth St. NW
Ninth St
22Nd St. NW
Second Avenue SE
Marion Independent moves to cut open enrollment costs
Marion Independent School Board seeks state cost neutrality to limit open enrollment impact. The resolution asks Iowa to count transferring students as district residents, reducing tuition outflow. Board elected Gordon Gibson president and re elected Bill Huntoon vice president, with vote split on sharing high school speech program.
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Gazettlec
Marion Independent School Board
Iowa Association of School Boards
Marion
Gordon Gibson
Bill Huntoon
Gibson
Virginia Folkers
Botkin Re-elected President. Wogahn V-P At Linn-Mar
Linn-Mar school board last night re elected John Botkin as president and Margaret Wogahn as vice president. Superintendent Glen Easterday said the Space Study Committee will reconvene to review enrollment based funding for all day kindergarten. The board approved a home schooling sharing agreement with Cedar Rapids Community Schools for three Linn Mar students. Assistant Superintendent Bonnie Boothroy was authorized to submit a federal Chapter 1 application for 51525 to the Iowa Department of Education to fund math and reading programs for disadvantaged learners.
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Linn-Mar
John Botkin
Margaret Wogahn
Glen Easterday
Cedar
Bonnie Boothroy
Iowa Department of Education
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Black Hawk
Linn County
Iarea News Rounduf
Stoll
David Hansen
Hansen
Johnson County
Durlam
Charlie Becker
Camp Courageous
Art Christofferson
Telecom*usa Publishing Co
Elaine Hamos
Iowa County
Welsh Society
Iowa Welsh Society
Farm Bureau
Williamsburg Town Square
Richard Lloyd- Jones
University of Iowa
School of Letters
Lloyd-Jones
Wales
Wisconsin
Frank Lloyd Wright
C.r.’S Harrison School
Worrison Brien
The
Gazette
Little Bohemia
Third St. SE
Toro
Hawkeye Seed Company
Midway Farmers Market
Board
Harold Hulleman
Cynthia Schneider
Folkers Gibson
Thomas Thurman
New Board
Larry Sparks
Mike Nash
Huntoon
Nash
Botkin
Wogahn
2Nd Ave
JR Enamel
DRUI
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