Declining passengers spark review of small Iowa airports
The Gazette reports Waterloo and Fort Dodge airports face funding and pilot shortages as federal rules tighten. Local officials warn Essential Air Service aid may shrink amid new enplanement and subsidy caps, threatening regional connectivity. Warner family notes Waterloo access aids economy and avoids hubs.
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Iowa City Eyes Changes to Taxi and Uber Rules
Iowa City officials consider updates to taxi and ride service regulations affecting drivers and potential Uber entrants. The plan outlines new licensing, insurance, vehicle standards, and safety requirements to govern operations in the city.
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Movie canceled after threats to release date
Sony canceled the Christmas Day release of The Interview following threats by hackers. The decision came after theater threats prompted reconsideration of the film's distribution plan.
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Scherff earns seventh consensus All American honor
Hawkeyes star Brandon Scherff adds to a growing trophy case with Wednesday’s All American announcement, marking him as the seventh consensus pick during Kirk Ferentz’s 16-season Iowa tenure. The recognition comes as Iowa football continues its drive for national prominence in 2010.
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Obama shifts policy as US to restore Cuba relations
University of Iowa students and experts react as President Obama announces renewed diplomatic ties with Cuba after more than five decades. The move follows the release of Alan Gross and another intelligence agent, signaling a broad policy change and prospects for increased cultural and educational exchanges.
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Lasley found guilty of second degree murder in federal case
Gordon Lasley Jr. was convicted of two counts of second degree murder for the February 5 killings of his parents on the Meskwaki Settlement in Tama County. The eight hour jury deliberation followed a seven day trial. sentencing remains up to U S District Chief Judge Linda Reade.
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