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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1990
Page
12
Local ads list restaurant dining rooms and hours, service providers, tours, health care awards, bingo events, floral specials, legal notices, and upcoming community activities including Story Times at libraries, Tri State Tours calendar, and promotions for local businesses and products.
The State Board of Regents considers a 3 percent tuition rise for 1991-92 as staff proposals show 3.8 percent for undergrads and 4 percent for other students at Iowa, ISU, and UNI. Student leaders push for the 3 percent plan or a tuition freeze amid fees and inflation concerns.
Steven R. Yussen a Wisconsin Madison professor of educational psychology has been appointed dean of the University of Iowa College of Education effective Jan 14 announced during the State Board of Regents meeting in Cedar Falls. Yussen a child development researcher native to Philadelphia earned a 1973 PhD from Minnesota and a 1969 BA from Swarthmore. He was a 1984 Fulbright Lecturer at Hebrew University.
ISU officials say 77 people have been nominated in the nationwide search for Iowa State University’s next president with about 20 new nominations in the last week. The Regents plan six finalists later this year and aim for a January appointment, while denying any fixed process.
The Tama City Council will hold a final reading October 1 on an ordinance amending truck limits. If approved, the measure would limit through traffic to 12 tons and require larger trucks to use Highway 30 or Highway 63 through town. The rule aims to cut heavy traffic in residential south and east areas.
James C. Johnson a 17 year old of Vinton pleaded guilty in Vinton Magistrate Court to taking a furbearing animal out of season failing to have a 1990 fur harvester license and illegally taking a furbearing animal He shot the beaver with a bow and arrow between April 12 and May 3 near Highway 150 north of Vinton The season closed April 8 He was fined 40 plus 58 court costs and 200 for damages to the state and his hunting license was suspended for two years
Harold Dickey Transportation of Packwood won the Iowa Motor Truck Association Fleet Safety Contest for best driving record. Dickey and 13 other fleet operators reported over 29 million Iowa miles without an accident. Dave Smith, Safety Director, was named Safety Professional of the Year.
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