Sanders speech targets Trump as liar in Iowa rally
Bernie Sanders attacked Donald Trump as a “pathological liar” while urging progressive candidates to win in 2018. He defended Iowans, criticized the Trump tax cuts for favoring the wealthy, and warned against rising inequality. He urged unity and action rather than despair, urging support for the country’s future.
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Coach Father Denies Allegations In Monticello Case
The report cites Roger Stephen as disputing claims amid a fast moving probe sparked by a contractor tip about a device with video recorders found in a bathroom. Investigators seized laptops phones and cameras, with over 100 video files showing naked boys in hotel bathrooms. Authorities urge anyone with information to call the Iowa DCI at 563 284 9506.
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Anamosa City Council weighs chief of police fate and training bids
Anamosa council to determine the chief of police fate and whether to solicit discrimination sensitivity training for city employees. Resident John Ely to speak on Chief Simonson employment and city attorney issues. Simonson's 2010 hire is under scrutiny amid a lawsuit by Ford alleging gender discrimination and a settlement reached with EMC totaling 750000. Ford, now a Lisbon officer, cited emails and alleged retaliation and outdated gear issues.
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Flu still rages in Iowa with record hospitalizations
Iowa reports 157 influenza related deaths through February 17 and 1,328 total flu related hospitalizations since Oct 1. Nationally 97 deaths, with 21,297 influenza associated hospitalizations. H3N2 dominates, severe for elderly and chronically ill. Officials warn the season may extend into April.
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