Egypt Violent Clashes Deepen After Brotherhood Marches
In Cairo a Muslim Brotherhood march turned deadly with a member shot dead and at least 11 wounded as plain clothes police were accused of firing on protesters. The standoff with the army backed government persists with two protest camps remaining and negotiations attempted through Al Azhar mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Muslim Brotherhood
Egypt
Brotherhood
Mohammed Morsi
Morsi
Interior Ministry
Karim Ahmed
EPA chief Gina McCarthy to visit Iowa for farm awards
EPA administrator Gina McCarthy will speak at the Iowa Farm Environmental Leader Awards at the Farm Bureau Picnic Shelter on the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines. She will discuss the EPA role in rural America, environmental partnerships with agriculture, and Climate Action Plan goals amid ongoing Clean Water Act negotiations with the Iowa DNR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Iowa
Iowa State Fairgrounds
EPA
Gina McCarthy
Iowa Farm Environmental Leader
Farm Bureau
McCarthy
America
Obama
Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Terry Branstad
Kim Reynolds
Branstad
Branstad eyes privatizing Iowa Juvenile Home care
Gov. Terry Branstad says privately run agencies could manage the Iowa Juvenile Home better than the state. He notes ongoing use of isolation cells will end, and discusses contracting with a nonprofit group to run the home. Disability Rights Iowa plans talks on implementing recommendations and compensatory education for affected girls. He also mentions a possible comprehensive review by state inspectors to identify weaknesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Iowa
Des Moines Register News
Branstad
Disability Rights Iowa
Iowa Ombudsman
The
Register
Jane Hudson
Iowa Department of Human Services
Iowa Department of Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quent
Farid Ismail
al- Azhar
Nour Party
Reuters
University of Dubuque
Life — Learning Institute
Cedar Rapids
LIFE
Todd Rogers
Trogers
Dbq
Lifeaheadcr
Edu