Branstad Seeks Apology Over Carlson Des Moines Jab
Iowa Governor Branstad demands an apology from Minnesota Governor Carlson after a remark demeaning Des Moines. Carlson declines and hedges, saying the exchange reflects ongoing cross border humor while noting personal ties to Iowa. Senate alike calls for Minnesota jokes and boycotts, as Mall of America offers Iowa themed deals.
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House panel votes to expand tax cuts for small business
Iowa House Ways and Means Committee backed expanding a tax break for small businesses under an IRS provision. The measure removes a $5 million cap and broadens eligibility, risking higher costs while aiming to attract high tech firms. critics warn of loopholes benefiting larger banks and other entities.
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UI College of Engineering launches $8 million fund drive
The University of Iowa plans a $26 million reconstruction of the College of Engineering with an eight million dollar fundraising push. Dean Richard Miller says the drive aims to modernize facilities across all six departments and ease crowded classrooms. The state commits $14 million with UI contributing $4 million, and construction begins by year end.
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Branstad vows to fight for Halford victory in Senate fight
Gov. Terry Branstad pledges an all out effort to reconfirm Corrections head Sally Halford amid Senate opposition. He defends her credentials as outstanding and blasts the idea of Senate confirmation for state appointees while noting turmoil including a warden firing and inmate escapes.
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Wartburg College amnesty ends for unauthorized calls
More than 80 Wartburg College students admitted using college accounts for unauthorized long distance calls during a 10 day amnesty. The school reported 32 000 calls costing about 52 000 dollars over two years and will pursue payments. unpaid bills on other unauthorized calls will be turned to police.
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