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#	Article	Article Summary
1	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.
2	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.
3	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.
4	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>
5	Psycho killer--why didn't the neighbors complain sooner?	Many questions remain concerning the Jeffrey Dahmer case.
6	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.
7	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.
8	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.
9	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.