Public defender to acting lieutenant governor in Iowa
Adam Gregg shifted from Iowa public defender to acting lieutenant governor under Gov. Kim Reynolds eight months ago. He adjusted to the rapid pace and new duties as second in command amid questions about the powers of the role.
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Gregg remarks to a Des Moines area audience about the first Condition of the State address delivered by a female Iowa governor. He notes no disappointment about his position and recalls visiting the Iowa Capitol with his family. Page 5A.
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Parents form group after hazing deaths across fraternities
Victims' parents from California to New Jersey plan an inaugural two day meeting in South Carolina to discuss their children’s hazing deaths and tighten protections. Debbie Smith, mother of Matthew Carrington who died during a CSU Chico hazing in 2005, campaigns for laws, education, and awareness.
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States jockey for chance to cash in on sports betting
Lawmakers across the United States move to legalize sports betting as the Supreme Court weighs Christie v NCAA. Iowa considers HSB 592 enabling advance deposit wagering at licensed casinos with a betting framework to be set by the Racing and Gaming Commission. The push centers on generating revenue amid moral and economic concerns.
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