Doderer Champions Equal Rights In Iowa Legislation
Minnette Doderer, elected to the Iowa Legislature in 1964, led a reapportionment battle to base representation on population. Her career spanned 34 years in the Iowa House and Senate, advancing women children and minority rights and backing affirmative action for gays and contraceptive coverage.
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Des Moines
Minnette Doderer
Iowa
Doderer
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Iowa House
Senate
Iowa City
House
House Public Health Committee
Iowa Statehouse
Columbine's Legacy How East Iowa Schools Changed
In the years since the Columbine tragedy, East Iowa schools have reshaped policies and culture. Administrators describe stronger safety drills, clearer anti bullying steps, and an emphasis onMental health resources to support students and staff.
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Iowa
Columbine a year later shapes school safety measures
A year after the Columbine attack in Littleton Colorado schools nationwide emphasize safety. District leaders cite the event as a watershed moment fueling more intruder drills cameras and security staff while stressing respect and diversity to reduce violence.
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Columbine
America
Cedar Rapids
Lew Finch
Jefferson County
Colo
Columbine High School
Anniversary shadow hangs over Columbine survivors
In Littleton Colorado survivors and staff mark the first anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting with dread. Victim and teacher injuries, memories, and media attention intensify as authorities anticipate about 100000 visitors to the school and park during the week surrounding April 20.
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Hawaii
Columbine High School
Castaldo
Patti Nielson
Denver
Littleton
Eastern Iowa students recall school safety after Columbine
Eastern Iowa students reflect on changes in their schools since the April 20 1999 Columbine massacre. A list documents incidents in the past year affecting area schools and how students feel about safety.
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Eastern Iowa
Columbine High School
Eastern Lowa
Columbine
System divides families
In Columbus Junction a bar near the IBP hog plant serves as a wake for workers split from their families by low wages and busy overtime. Bertha Santos, known as Mom, ministers to 1,000 mainly Mexican-born plant workers while many relatives remain in Mexico. Grace Barraza, 39, divorced, notes the separation and the paperwork holding families apart. Immigration.
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Mexico
Santos
Grace Barraza
Barraza
United States
IBP
el Paso
Texas
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