County officials embrace Twitter to share views
Linn County Supervisors Ben Rogers Brent Oleson and Auditor Joel Miller use Twitter to broadcast policy positions and updates. The 140 character limit and online blogs expand transparency as Cedar Rapids and Johnson County officials observe the trend in local government communications. The move reflects a youth driven shift in politics aided by social networking tools.
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Local Officials Linked to Social Media Posts
A circulated note lists Linn County Supervisor Brent Oleson Linn County Auditor Joel Miller Johnson County Supervisor Rod Sullivan and Cedar Rapids City Council member Pay Shey with associated blogspot wordpress and blog domains. It appears to reference official profiles or statements on social media and blogs rather than formal government channels.
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Iowa Legislature opens with record minority representation
The 83rd General Assembly begins with a more diverse Democratic majority. A record six Black lawmakers take oath, with Rep. Phyllis Thede noting growing minority involvement, while Sen. Swati Dandekar becomes Iowa's minority senator as Democrats hold 56-44 in the House and 32-18 in the Senate.
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Iowa City native Julie Adams to leave White House post
Iowa City native Julie Adams, 31, nears the end of her role as deputy press secretary for first lady Laura Bush. Adams, who has served since September 2007, reflects on the upcoming transition after Barack Obama’s inauguration. She notes pinch me moments and anticipates the letdown some feel after leaving the White House.
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Safety council backs total ban on cell phone use while driving
The National Safety Council urges a nationwide ban on all cell phone use behind the wheel including handheld and hands free phones. President Ja net Froetscher compares phone use to drunk driving and says drivers should lose their keys to reduce crashes.
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