Tarsha Claiborne faced multi-count charges including hate crime threats
The Iowa City case centers on threats linked to a note on a black dental student’s doorstep and a bowl of red noodles described as a dead black man’s brains. Six counts of third degree harassment, criminal trespass as a hate crime, and marijuana possession were noted as the case moves through bond review.
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Public safety chief relieved after arrest in threats case
Public Safety Director Chuck Green returns to work after a three week investigation into threatening emails and a campus harassment case. Green praised the arrest as a relief and said investigators did not fear the suspect would act on threats. He noted the case's high profile and the community’s reaction to minority students being targeted. Green emphasized that no one should be ruled out as a suspect.
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Hurricane forecaster predicts two-decade rise in storms
New Orleans AP reports Bill Gray of Colorado State University warned at the National Hurricane Conference that increased Gulf and Atlantic activity will continue for about 20 years, with damage five to ten times worse as more people live in harm’s way. He tied cycles to salt content and water temperature, noting past development surged between 1970 and 1990 amid low hurricane activity.
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Vilsack budget signals education progress amid budget splits
Iowa regents seek 720 million next year while Gov Vilsack targets 702 million plus 18 million for raises. House Republicans propose 706 million including raises, but regents say 27 million more is needed for 4 percent raises. Governors and GOP differ on infrastructure funding from gambling profits and reserve interest. Iverson and Kramer vow to press ahead as lawmakers weigh 4.7 billion spending plan and tax cuts.
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