Preserving Cedar Rapids Buildings Through Adaptive Reuse
Cedar Rapids architect Ted Healey argues for adaptive reuse to preserve the city’s architectural heritage. He cites San Francisco’s Ghirardelli Square, Minneapolis Butler Square, and Boston Faneuil Hall as models, and notes local prospects like May’s Island and the Memorial Coliseum. He lists notable local structures and urges action under the 1976 tax incentives program.
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Ted Healey
Cedar Rapids
Brown Healey Bock
May’s Island
Memorial Coliseum
Grant Wood
Eastern Iowans Share Thoughts In Public Forum
Readers in a thoughtful Eastern Iowa community are invited to offer periodical observations on any topic. The forum welcomes diverse viewpoints, encouraging broad participation and varied perspectives from local residents.
Public strikes demand new approach to public employee unions
Seattle and other districts see rising walkouts as teachers and police demand higher pay. Kilpatrick argues public sector strikes differ from private ones and that legal bans and bargaining limits fail to solve the core issue of wages amid rising costs.
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Seattle
Wash
Everett
Tacoma
Memphis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Senate clash over Africa policy and South Africa ties
Incumbent Dick Clark and Republican challenger Roger Jepsen spar over Clark’s Africa stance and aid to Uganda Cambodia and South Africa Clark says he supports an Anglo American Rhodesia peace plan while Jepsen accuses him of aiding terrorists and pressuring U.S. firms. The debate cites articles in the Wall Street Journal Washington Star and Des Moines Register.
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Iowa
U.S. Senate
Dick Clark
Roger Jepsen
Iowa Daily Press Association
Sen. Clark
Jepsen
Africa
Clark
Rhodesian
Rhodesia
Geneva
Patriotic Front
Washington Star
Des Moines Register
The
Wall Street Journal
Tanzania
Liberation Movement
Uganda
Cambodia
Senate
Dole
Witteveen
United States
Congress
International Monetary Fund
U.S
South Africa
U.S. Department of Commerce
Indiana University
Chamber of Commerce
Subcommittee On African Affairs
West Germany
Japan
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C.R
Edward H
Ted’ Healey
Mississippi River
San Francisco
Fisherman's Wharf
Ghirardell Square
Butler
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Waterloo
Independence
Terrace Hill
Dubuque
Orpheum
Paramount Theatre
Witwer
Second Avenue
Third Street
Bonwit-Teller
Brucemore
Henry T. Josselyn
Thomas Sinclair
Sinclair Packing Company
Wilson’s
Turner Mortuary
George Douglas
Stanford White
Mississippi
Henry Parr
32Nd St
Dee Mullen
E Ave
John Kuba
Tower Grove
Second Street
Troxell
Linden Drive
By James J. Kilpatrick
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
White House
Europe
Washington
Washington Star Syndicate
By Harrison Weber
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