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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 2017

Page

11

Policy split on expanding rural broadband under $1 trillion plan

Experts dispute how to widen rural broadband access part of a $1 trillion infrastructure push. Estimates place needed funding around $80 billion versus a White House proposal of $25 billion over a decade. Rural residents lag urban speeds 55 percent versus 94 percent. advocates warn action is essential for farms and business efficiency.

U.S White House Johnathan Hladik Center For Rural Affairs Congressional Research Service Donald Trump Ier R.J. Karney American Farm Bureau Federation Washington, D.C Trump Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids America Agriculture Sonny Perdue

Wal-Mart upgrades beef to certified Angus across stores

Wal-Mart raises beef quality nationwide by shifting to certified Angus cuts in 4,700 stores since March, in a bid to attract shoppers amid fierce competition from Aldi Lidl and Amazon Whole Foods. The move involves partners Tyson Foods and Cargill and supports curbside pickup and fresher produce.

Wal-Mart United States Tyson Foods Cargill Scott Neal Wal- Mart U.S Aldi Lidl Amazon. Com Bill Lapp Advanced Economic Solutions McDonald’s Burger King Hardee’s USDA Economic Research Service China Neal

Can 529 plans fund computers and more for college

Washington Post columnist explains that 529 funds may cover computers and internet as qualified higher education expenses including iPads and peripherals. Cars remain nonqualified, and withdrawals for noneducation costs incur income tax plus a 10 percent penalty. exceptions apply for scholarship amounts.

Ashington E Gregg Wind Kallman, Thompson & Logan Los Angeles Towson University Maryland Wind Dren Virginia

Markets Closed For Fourth Of July Holiday

U.S. markets were closed Tuesday in observance of the Fourth of July holiday, delaying normal trading and settlement activities across major exchanges. Analysts note holiday closure impacts liquidity and postholiday resumes.

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