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Want a healthy home? Get the lead out. Removal of lead paint in older homes can help improve the health of children in the home, but can be expensive.
A wet spring followed by drought conditions cause tree & shrub wilt. A wet spring followed by a dry spell can cause wilting and make trees and other plants more prone to disease and insect damage.
Psycho killer--why didn't the neighbors complain sooner? Many questions remain concerning the Jeffrey Dahmer case.
Accounting discrepancies--why the state's budget doesn't add up. Iowa's adoption of generally accepted accounting practices should have been done much earlier.
Time for tea--herb tea, that is. The use of herbs is increasing at a rapid rate due to possible positive effects on minor health ailments.
Videoconference on resolving ethical dilemmas in the workplace scheduled for Thursday, sponsored by Northern Iowa and HIT A national video teleconference will be co-sponsored by Hawkeye Institute of Technology and UNI.
Enrollment, funding pressure force University of Northern Iowa to cut off admissions to graduate college New applications for the Graduate College have been suspended for the fall semester.
Soviet environmental educators to visit University of Northern Iowa August 9-16 UNI to host six Soviet educators. They will be aided in writing curriculum materials on environmental education for the Soviet Union by educators from across the U. S.
Moped safety course set for August 17 and 24 at University of Northern Iowa Certification for moped operator's license may be earned by attending sessions at UNI>