Iowa coach fires two aides as Rutgers grabs third
Iowa under Kirk Ferentz shakes up staff with two firings and a third departure to Rutgers. New assistants Bobby Kennedy and Jim Reid spoke to reporters last week as part of the coaching overhaul.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2013
Page
1
Iowa under Kirk Ferentz shakes up staff with two firings and a third departure to Rutgers. New assistants Bobby Kennedy and Jim Reid spoke to reporters last week as part of the coaching overhaul.
Two rival approaches emerge in Iowa politics. Senate Democrats push Medicaid expansion to cover at least 100000 more low income residents while Branstad era Republicans back a Healthy Iowa Plan aiming to raise outcomes and reduce the uninsured. Both sit in the House Appropriations Committee as merging is hoped. Education reform advances in both chambers but key gaps remain on aid per district, teacher pay, oversight and new career pathways. Conference committees will craft a final package before sending to the governor.
Iowa veterans face late Post-9/11 G I Bill payments delaying college funding. Students like Ariela Myers and Dan Merwin at the University of Northern Iowa juggle housing and living costs as VA communication gaps extend payments by up to two months, complicating enrollment and finances.
Dutch researchers in Rotterdam say lab-created H7N9 mutations show what it takes for bird flu to become a human pandemic threat. They argue the work vindicates their risky experiments as China reports a newly unknown human H7N9 strain and questions arise about its spread potential.
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