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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2010
Page
11
In Pella a Haitian girl's adoption is finalized during a family celebration. Chelsea Poulter points to Maya Carolyn Esther Poulter's pin reading adoption day while Maya enjoys frosting on her cake during the home gathering.
Public safety notes list multiple individuals charged or accused of offenses in eastern Iowa. Names include Coulter, Sedlak Ill, Dvorak, Barnard, Pollet, Swim, White, Fisher, Reed, Barnhart, Weeks, Crosby, Brewer, Dose, Kyle, Goad, Harrison, Tuttrup, Hatfield, Bryan, Hill, Bahati, Johnson, Stein, Ausborn, Velazquez Avilés, Lyle, Nibeck with offenses ranging from drug possession and manufacturing to assault and domestic abuse.
Gov. Chet Culver signed two bills in Des Moines aimed at consumer protections in health insurance rate reviews and tighter regulation of mixed martial arts events. The insurance bill requires hearings on rate increases, an 18 percent Wellmark rise was stayed for review, and veterans' mental health coverage rules were added. The MMA bill adds promoter and athlete protections including pre match medical checks.
GOP candidate Terry Branstad argues his record is consistently conservative on abortion and same sex marriage while facing a three way primary. He cites actions as governor including defense of marriage act and late term abortion limits and plans a May 15 policy conference. He notes support gaps from the Iowa Family Political Action Committee and promotes a future recovery agenda.
Des Moines Bureau Chet Culver, seeking a second term, dismissed claims he is one of the country’s most endangered incumbents at a news conference. He noted Iowans love underdogs and cited UNI’s upset of Kansas as a parallel while promising to share his record on veterans services health care for kids and teacher pay.
Des Moines AP reports former Iowa Film Office head Tom Wheeler, fired after mismanagement claims, says legislators, revenue officials and others should share responsibility. He cites 2006 tax credit law and notes investigators seek details on millions spent with no money changing hands while he remains unemployed.
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