Homeless sleep at Iowa City City Hall grows
In Iowa City more homeless people sleep in the City Hall lobby near the police station. Lt. Mike Brotherton says trespassing complaints have dropped as authorities allow overnight occupancy for sleep and quiet talk. Residents cite weather safety and Shelter House capacity as factors.
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Timely warnings on sex offenses grow at Iowa City campus
The University of Iowa reports more timely warnings about alleged sexual assaults, rising from one last year to ten this year. Officials cite better reporting and federal requirements, with six of ten warnings involving attackers known to victims, while half of victims did not want police involvement.
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Correction on Iowa farm statistics errors in Gazette
The corrected figures show 88 631 Iowa farms in 2012 down 4.6 percent from 92 856 in 2007. Average farm size rose 4.2 percent to 345 acres. Agricultural sales increased 51 percent to 30.8 billion, with per farm value up 58.1 percent to 347 641. 81 528 male and 7 103 female operators in 2012.
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Gazette Masthead and Circulation Details
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Supreme Court to hear Branstad challenge on Toledo Juvenile Home
The Iowa Supreme Court will hear whether Gov. Branstad can close the Iowa Juvenile Home in Toledo. The court overruled a lower court order to reopen it, keeping the dispute headed toward a public hearing and ruling. Senator Jack Hatch, among the lawmakers suing, said the case will reach a court the governor cannot ignore. Branstad welcomed the move, citing concern for children’s health and education in licensed facilities.
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