First grader Nico Plum Cuba Receives Dental Checkup
On Wednesday Lucas Elementary School first grader Nico Plum Cuba had his teeth examined by Dr. Art Nowak from the US Departments of Pediatric Dentistry and Pediatrics.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 2013
Page
6
On Wednesday Lucas Elementary School first grader Nico Plum Cuba had his teeth examined by Dr. Art Nowak from the US Departments of Pediatric Dentistry and Pediatrics.
Iowa lawmakers grill the Board of Regents over policies for three state universities with supporters urging openness and removal of political influence while opponents warn of free speech limits and power grabs. Debate centers on a bill to curb political activity by regents and staff, require public hearings, and add faculty representation, with questions about constitutional limits and bargaining conflicts.
Iowa Catholic Conference officials urge lawmakers to consider a state funded education grant of up to 4000 dollars per pupil to aid families choosing public private or home schooling. The plan was offered as an amendment to an education reform bill but withdrawn. Bishops and the executive director toured the Statehouse to press voucher ideas and related issues.
State lawmakers leave the capitol early ahead of a snowstorm with limited activity planned. A proposal to lift the 10 horsepower limit on Lake Macbride boats advances to a full committee but likely faces hurdles. A House panel chair reverses on pregnant inmate shackling guidelines while debate continues. Freshman Rep. Kaufmann seeks protections for landowners against condemnations in historic registry cases amid Natural Resources concerns. Gazette Des Moines Bureau
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