Ray Clyde Roth 92 Garnavillo resident dies
Ray Clyde Roth of Garnavillo died September 23 2009 at Guttenberg Care Center services 11 a m Saturday at St Paul Lutheran Church Garnavillo burial Garnavillo City Cemetery. Visitation 5 to 7 p m Friday Tuecke Allyn Funeral Home Garnavillo. He was born April 22 1917 and married Kathryn Schroeder August 17 1944. He was a farmer and longtime church and Lions Club member. He is survived by daughter Nancy Haese son Chet Koth four grandchildren and siblings. Condolences at Tuecke Allyn obituary site.
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Garnavillo
Guttenberg Care Center
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Garnavillo City
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Lombard, Ill
Tuecke-Allyn Funeral Home
Garnaville
Ray Clyde
Vern and
Tresa (Ames) Roth
Monona
Iowa
Kathryn Schroeder
St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ray
Kathryn
Central City
Clayton County
St. Paul's
Church Council
Brotherhood
Lions Club
Nancy
John Haese
Onalaska
Wis
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Rita Koth
Cedar Rapids
Matthew Haese
Joanna
Toby Thomack
Adam
Nicole Koth
Alexander Koth
Foster
Hildegard Koth
Leona Schroeder
Neala
Donald
Margie Olson Andersen
Tueckeallyn.com
Floodplain study at Cedar preserve aims to curb flood damage
Jacobson and Schilling study the Cedar floodplain at Swamp White Oak Preserve to learn how geology and vegetation affect floods. They find natural floodplains reduce nitrogen and phosphorus, improve water quality, and hold flood water both above and below ground. The work is partly funded by a $100000 Alliant Energy Foundation grant.
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Iowa GOP proposes plan to expand private health coverage
Iowa Republican lawmakers unveiled a tax incentive driven plan to widen private insurance options and lower premiums. Sen David Johnson advocates affordable catastrophic coverage for ages 18 to 30, plus prevention credits for healthier lifestyles. They argue long term costs will be cheaper than a state run plan and stopped at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids to tour the Health Care Simulation Center.
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Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
Iowans Drive Less with Public Transit in 2008
Environment Iowa reports 2008 transit use cut gasoline use by 9 million gallons, equal to 15,300 cars, and reduced carbon emissions by about 80 000 tons. Eric Nest notes an 8 percent drop in Iowa driving, ranking high nationwide.
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Iowa
Czech Village merchants unite after floods for festival push
Czech Owners unite to fight for the Czech Village area after flood damage. Sykora bakery reports losses and a Monday closure despite selling kolaches. Merchants cite ruined neighborhood, economy, and rebuilding costs, while optimism grows for the National Czech & Slovak Museum project and fall festival revival. Deb Christensen notes renewed unity among business owners.
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Serena Gabrielson
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Iowa film tax credit shakeup prompts probe and action
Culver says lack of scrutiny allowed abuses in Iowa film tax credits leading to leadership shakeup at the Department of Economic Development and its film office. Suspensions will continue to protect taxpayers and recover misspent funds while potential criminal or civil actions are considered. A Land Rover and a Mercedes linked to film projects drew scrutiny as claw-back talks begin with a purchaser.
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