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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 2017

Page

3

Grassley sees Supreme Court seat filled by April at earliest

Senator Grassley says a new Supreme Court justice could be sworn in by April depending on Senate Democratic filibuster tactics. Trump plans a forthcoming nomination from among appeals court judges with ties to conservative groups, while Grassley notes past courtesy shown to previous nominees and expects hearings after vetting.

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Mary Tyler Moore dies at 80 hallmarked television icon

Mary Tyler Moore, Emmy winner famed as Laura Petrie and Mary Richards, died aged 80. The Brooklyn-born actress led MTM Enterprises and inspired a modern TV heroine while overcoming personal battles and diabetes advocacy.

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Iowa leaders weigh expanding school choice options

Des Moines rally highlights momentum for expanding school choice though Gov. Branstad and Rep. Rogers warn of cost. Proposals include education savings accounts and vouchers for students in private and low performing public schools, with home schooling potentially covered. Democrats warn funding would suffer public schools.

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