New I C chief faces knock and talk policy debate
Editorial weighs the knock and talk police search tactic amid Iowa City’s selection of Capt Sam Hargadine as chief. It notes Fourth Amendment concerns, past secrecy in hiring, and the need for community trust and transparent policy discussion during his tenure.
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Columbia
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Union drive at University of Iowa aims to unite professional staff
A reader letter discusses UI professional and scientific staff organizing under SEIU and AFSCME to secure a contract. It cites benefits like salary growth and workplace protections and explains contract flexibility, survey input, and bargaining committee roles. Other letters critique mental health stigma and breast feeding column perspectives.
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American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
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Service Employees International Union
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Andy Stern
Coralville
New Freedom Commission On Mental Health
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Iowa
Amber Sanders
Whining on the Left Mirrors a Culture of Complaint
Susanna Rodell argues Americans cling to therapeutic politics and personal grievance, weakening liberalism and the Democratic Party. She contrasts civil rights era action with today’s focus on guilt and therapy, noting rising Republican appeal and Jane Fonda’s left‑leaning influence. Rodell is Charleston Gazette editorial page editor.
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