Branstad Reynolds foresee smooth Iowa power transition
Gov. Terry Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds said they expect a smooth transition if Branstad becomes U.S. ambassador to China, resigning to hand the governorship to Reynolds. Branstad will deliver the State of the State address and proposed two year budget Jan. 10 and work with Reynolds during the confirmation process.
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Branstad Reynolds urge statewide broadband push in Iowa
Gov. Terry Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds call for a public private Blue Ribbon Initiative to raise 2 million dollars for broadband planning across Iowa. They say access to advanced fixed broadband sits at about one third of the state and aim to connect every acre with high speed internet, framing the move as boosting communities and the state’s future.
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Iowa to Cut About 100 Million From Current Budget
Budget writers face a shortfall after the Revenue Estimating Conference trimmed its Oct tax growth forecast by 96.2 million to 7.212 billion, yet expecting 4.2 percent year growth. The governor and GOP legislature may propose about 100 million in immediate cuts, avoiding across the board reductions and avoiding K 12 aid cuts, as Branstad weighs a modest de appropriation and critics blame tax giveaways to out of state corporations for slowing growth.
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Mason City
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Iowa ties mark pilot among Alaska crash victims
Kyle Longerbeam 25, a Cedar Rapids worker and Fairfield High School alumnus, perished in a plane crash into Lake Clark, Alaska. Four aboard including Scott Blom and his children, Zach and Kaitlyn, are presumed dead. Longerbeam lived in Port Alsworth after moving to Alaska to pursue work as a pilot and hunting guide. Memorial services and local arrangements are planned in Fairfield and Port Alsworth.
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Tanalian Bible Camp
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Carla Longerbeam
Fairfield
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Beamer
Cambridge
Jefferson County Fairgrounds
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Behner Funeral Home & Crematory
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