Sedgwick Plans Coralville Service Campus Creating 212 Jobs
Sedgwick Claims Management Services aims to open a 40,000 square foot center in Coralville's Evergreen Park north of the UI Research Campus. Groundbreaking planned this fall, with 60 hires before January 2018 and 150 more over the next 24 months. Recruitment is under way and training begins in November.
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Electronic poll books speed up voter sign in across states
New voting technology replaces paper rolls with electronic poll books used in at least 27 states and the District of Columbia. Voters sign in by name and address or scan IDs in some places like Iowa, while poll workers verify registration and identity using computerized systems.
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District of Columbia
Iowa
Cerro County
Ken Kline
Iowa House approves photo ID bill stalls in Senate
The Republican led Iowa House backs a 2011 voter ID bill requiring photo IDs at polls while the Senate, controlled by Democrats, stalls it. Gov. Branstad and Sec. Schultz back the measure. An Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation agent is aiding Schultz’s probe of suspected vote fraud.
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Iowa
Senate
Terry Branstad
Matt Schultz
Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation
Schultz
North Liberty man arrested after blood alcohol hits 0.627 percent
A 24 year old North Liberty resident, Justin A. Clark, faces drunken driving charges after a July 29 incident on Red Barn Drive. Neighbors saw erratic driving and police cite a 0.627 percent BAC in hospital, highest Johnson County attorney Janet Lyness has seen.
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USDA to buy 170 million dollars in meat and fish
The USDA announced purchases totaling 170 million dollars of pork catfish chicken and lamb to aid drought affected farmers and firms and to bolster meat supplies for nutrition programs. Purchases include 100 million pork 50 million chicken 10 million catfish and 10 million lamb under the Emergency Surplus Removal Program.
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Tom Vilsack
U.S
Department
Agriculture
Chicago Board of Trade
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