Farmers eager for 2006 harvest despite damp soybean stems
Manchester farmer Doug Bishop said harvest started this week as combines entered soybean fields. He noted beans were ready but stems remained rubbery and some dew delayed work Tuesday morning. Farmers anticipate rising farmland values amid steady conditions.
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Harvest traffic blooms in Eastern Iowa fields
Iowa farmers begin the annual harvest across 22.4 million acres with combines aimed at 2.2 billion bushels of corn and 492 million of soybeans. At current prices, the two crops value about 7.3 billion dollars, reinforcing Iowa as the top producer of both staples.
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Tree farmer cites 1915 ruling in deer shooting defense
Kevin Kelly of Cedar County 54 says a 1915 Iowa Supreme Court decision supports his claim of justifiable property defense after admitting to shooting a deer out of season on June 2. He faces two charges with fines totaling 200 dollars and a 1500 dollar civil penalty.
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Health C R moves to digital mammography in Cedar Rapids
Four Cedar Rapids medical facilities switch from film to digital mammography to improve early detection of breast cancer. The move follows a study showing digital exams detect cancers in about 40 percent more cases. Crystal Cavanaugh, among first patients at RCI Imaging Center, notes improved reading accuracy.
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Cedar Rapids
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RCI Imaging Center
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OB. Gyn Associates
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Bedford
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Mercy
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Duane Crock
the Gazette
RC Imaging Center
Ob-Gyn Associates
Iowa City Tornado Damage Sparks Apartment Expansion Fight
Neighbors impacted by the April 13 tornado oppose owner John Roffman’s plan to rebuild the 923 Iowa Ave building with six three-bedroom units totaling 18 bedrooms rather than the original nine one-bedroom units. They fear more students will bring noise and parking issues as the Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission prepares to review the proposal.
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Iowa Ave
Iowa City
Gregg Hennigan
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Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission
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