Courthouse security plan split over dual entrances
Lu Barron and Lumir Dostal prefer two entrances for the courthouse, arguing it improves flow and safety. Opponent Jim Houser favors one entrance, citing cost. judges and officials back the dual entrance plan with a July 1 security goal.
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Bipartisan Education Bill Boosts Federal Aid Despite Shortfalls
Democrats press for higher funding to lift lagging schools while Republicans criticize insufficient special education support. The measure authorizes 26.5 billion dollars in next year federal public education spending, with Kennedy touting it as a progress blueprint and opponents warning of potential harm without full funding.
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Colleges Face Deep Budget Cuts Across Iowa Campuses
Statewide austerity measures cut aid and staff at the University of Iowa, Iowa State University, and the University of Northern Iowa. Tuition revenues offset some losses at Iowa, but 165 positions will be eliminated. Courses, instructors, and programs will be trimmed or delayed across campuses.
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