Iowa topsoil loss exceeds prior estimates says ISU study
Iowa faces higher soil erosion than previously thought, driven by more extreme rainstorms, lax enforcement of conservation rules, and farmers planting more acres amid high prices. ISU research shows some areas eroding up to 12 times tolerable rates, with the worst losses in the southwest and southeast.
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J C council races open as Bailey exits
Iowa City faces a fall race for four City Council seats with three open seats. Ross Wilburn and Mike Wright will not run, while Mayor Matt Hayek plans to seek re election. Regenia Bailey departs after two terms, leaving the field open and perspectives on local progress.
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Poll on college students facing hard financial lessons
AP Viacom poll finds money shapes choice of school and career for students. About 60 percent rely on loans and nearly half fear debt. a majority of four year college students report weekly money worries affecting progress and graduation prospects.
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Iowa flood plan clears first hurdle in Cedar Rapids funding
Iowa lawmakers advance a plan using state sales tax dollars to fund Cedar River flood protection on both sides of Cedar Rapids. Four of five subcommittee members support the measure amid funding concerns raised by interest groups, with Mayor Ron Corbett calling it a key step. Victor Elias of the Coalition for a Better Iowa voices funding worries.
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Students rely on loans for education at high rates
A poll shows almost 60 percent of students rely on loans with about half feeling uncomfortable about debt. It lists major and minor funding sources including student loans 42 percent, personal savings 49 percent, and money from other family members 65 percent.
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