Mussel Becomes Focus in Cedar Rapids Waste Water Permit
Environmental groups including the Iowa Environmental Council argue the Cedar Rapids plant affects the Cedar River mussel population. The DNR and Cedar Rapids agreed to keep current total suspended solids limits instead of raising them in the new discharge permit.
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Bayh exits race as Edwards plans 2008 bid in New Orleans
Len Evan Bayh ends White House run after forming a fundraising committee. John Edwards enters the 2008 race, planning to announce in New Orleans between Christmas and New Year’s, signaling a crowded Democratic field alongside Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama while Vilsack remains in.
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Who governs Iowa public universities raised in 2005 dispute
In 2005 Michael Gartner faced a question from Stewart Iverson about whether the Board of Regents controls the University of Iowa or the UI controls the Regents. Gartner says the issue has surfaced due to the presidential vacancy and could recur over other matters. The debate centers on governance between state law and university administration.
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Regents debate sparks calls for governance overhaul
Regulators face scrutiny over the UI presidential search as legislators and faculty urge a hard look at regents governance spanning the UI, Iowa State University, UNI and two special schools. Preparations resume the UI search with Board of Regents coverage promised on GazetteOnline.
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One day at a time hope after farm accident
Three year old Sierra Roggentien spent over 17 hours in surgery after losing her left foot in a farm accident the day after Thanksgiving. She also broke bones in both legs and has undergone five surgeries with more planned. Her mother Brandi Roggentien of Victor, an assistant preschool teacher, said she has not left Sierra’s bedside except for a haircut. Both were airlifted from Marengo Memorial Hospital to University Hospitals.
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