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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

14 Jan 2018

Page 25

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

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Jan 14, 2018

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25

Marion police chief drives change in first year

Marion Police Chief Joseph McHale, sworn in December 2016, has reshaped the department during year one with new leadership roles, data driven crime strategies, and a push for centralized 911 operations. He emphasizes high standards and community growth in Iowa.

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Iowa Republicans end original family planning network

Iowa Republicans moved to end the Iowa Family Planning Network waiver in favor of a state funded Family Planning Program. The switch, effective July 1, excludes providers that perform abortions, notably Planned Parenthood and UnityPoint networks, despite prior national praise and substantial Medicaid cost savings.

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Iowa University of Iowa Public Policy Center Iowa Family Planning Network Planned Parenthood UnityPoint Medical Cca F Millery Iowa Capitol Des Moines Senate
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Expanding tax free tuition carries big price

Gov. Reynolds proposes extending 529 college savings plans to cover K-12 education, aligning Iowa tax code with federal changes. If approved, state revenue could drop by 3.7 to 4.5 million dollars this year and grow to about 8 million annually, as more taxpayers use the deduction and avoid income tax on funds.

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