Jepsen rejects new office as Grassley to move in
In Washington the Senate debates the Hart Building move amid pay raise controversy. Senators led by Jepsen oppose permanent pay caps expansion and most senior members face assignment to the new nine story Hart complex while Grassley accepts relocation to January move from the Russell Building.
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Regents to evaluate top university and school leaders
The State Board of Regents began a program to evaluate job performance of presidents at the University of Iowa Iowa State and Northern Iowa and the superintendents of the School for the Deaf and the Braille and Sight Saving School. UNI president John Kamerick is first. Evaluation will finish after budget hearings. The board may review administrators every two years alternating with academic program reviews.
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Hoover Library West Branch Holiday Open House
A holiday open house will be held at the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum in West Branch from 1 to 5 p.m. on December 12. Admission is free with entertainment by Storyteller Louanne Newsome the West Branch Swing Choir the Scattergood Chorus and small groups. A Santa visit a sing along tree trimming and an art show by third and fourth grade students from West Branch Hoover School are also planned.
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