Spirit Camp protests Bakken pipeline near Missouri River
At Spirit Camp near Cannon Ball on the Standing Rock Reservation protesters occupy tents and tepees, praying to halt the Bakken crude pipeline that would cross the Missouri River about 1,000 feet from the reservation boundary and carry up to 570,000 barrels daily.
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Standing Rock protest aims to stop Dakota Access pipeline
LaDonna Brave Bull Allard leads a protest camp spanning 18 Iowa counties en route to Illinois to halt the Dakota Access pipeline. Authorities discuss an environmental impact statement while camp residents grow toward spring. Public events include a Grand River Casino gathering on April 29 with Corps officials and planned runs and rides.
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Iowa two recoveries shape Iowa economy on Iowa Press
Economists David Swenson and Ernie Goss discuss Iowa’s split recovery, noting urban areas like Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Iowa City perform well while micropolitans Mason City Clinton lag, with manufacturing health care and construction improving, but agriculture energy and exports weaker.
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