Internet neutrality fight expands in multistate suit
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman leads a multistate challenge to the FCC reversal with Iowa joining as Democrats warn of higher costs and potential content blocking. FCC says rules take effect after White House budgeting approval. supporters tout protection of open internet while critics warn of discrimination and paid prioritization concerns.
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Net neutrality debate echoed by Iowa providers leaders
Mediacom director Phyllis Peters insists net neutrality remains a principle with no plans to block traffic while ImOn CEO Patrice Carroll favors lighter regulation to sustain investment and competition. Iowa figures like Nicholas Johnson warn deregulation could harm universal access and rural broadband expansion.
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Kirkwood selects Sundberg as first female president
Kirkwood Community College hires Vanessa Sundberg, 59, as its fifth president beginning Aug. 1 2018. The unanimous board vote approves a three year contract at 300000 annually with paid separation and vehicle expenses as Kirkwood serves nearly 20000 students across 14 locations. Sundberg leaves Carl Sandburg College where she earned about 200000 yearly and oversaw a large district, joining Cedar Rapids community at Kirkwood.
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Destructive Iowa abuse case heads to sentencing
Nicole Finn faces sentencing at 9am for a long running abuse scheme involving three adopted children Natalie Mikayla and Jaden. Natalie died in 2016 after severe malnutrition and repeated neglect. The case prompted state investigations and questions about oversight and school notifications.
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