Recker downplays Indiana Iowa showdown
Ex Hoosier guard Luke Recker calls Sunday game against Indiana just another game. Former Iowa VP Philip Hubbard dies. McLeodUSA shareholders sue over withheld information after stock plunge. Tae kwon do aids Easter Island youths in building traits. Judge may declare mistrial in Donald Piper murder case after officer reveals prior criminal history.
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Women Use Talk to Comfort and Bond Yet Risk Trouble
A discussion on how female conversation serves healing and connection but can also create conflict or trouble, highlighting social dynamics and potential consequences.
INDEX Money. 10B Movies. . 2D Notebook . 5B People .
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GOP seeks minute of silence in Iowa schools
Iowa House Speaker Brent Siegrist says Republicans will push a bill requiring a one minute silence at start of each school day. The measure, co sponsored by Reps. Car roll and Ket tering, mirrors a Virginia law and aims for reflection rather than prayer.
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Inside Teacher Pay Hike Likely to Be Delayed
A fragmentary report notes potential delay to a teacher pay rise amid lingering debates. Quotes from an unnamed former teacher advocate a moment of silence in the morning to help students focus, while a local writer is cited for contact information.
New City Hall Voice Shapes Edar Rapids Leadership
Mayor De Paul Pate, after one week in office, utilizes frequent news conferences to explain city plans and performance. Parks chief Wade Wagner promotes Bever Park pool as ahead of schedule, while Noelridge Park pool misses summer opening. Pate also invites citizens to join boards and commissions to boost public involvement.
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Pate Restores Clergy Led Prayer At City Council
Mayor Paul Pate announced clergy will again lead the opening prayer at Wednesday City Council meetings in EDAR RAPIDS. Eight police and fire chaplains will be tapped to provide non denominational prayers with Clerk Ann Ollinger backing up when needed. Citizens asked for the return prompted the move as part of addressing spiritual needs.
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Coralville court bid to host Oprah and Dave
Coralville officials launch a campaign to lure Oprah Winfrey and David Letterman to meet in the city. The effort follows a viral moment at the Alamo Bowl when a student sign reading Oprah Call Dave drew attention after Letterman featured it on his show.
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Medicaid costs drive Iowa funding crunch in 6A
Shirley Lloyd pleads to preserve Medicaid payments for the medically needy as Iowa faces an $18 million cut. The medically needy program serves about 4 000 residents whose income is just above qualification levels. Officials consider eliminating this portion to reduce costs after Gov. Tom Vilsack ordered a 4.3 percent across the board cut.
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