University of Iowa uses inmates to sew Hancher history
In Mitchellville inmates are sewing uniforms for auditorium ushers as part of preserving Hancher history. The project, led by Makayla Tendall for The Gazette, involves inmates crafting garments that fit the venue’s ushers and reflect the campus culture.
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Inmates Make Hancher Ushers Uniforms at Mitchellville Facility
At the Mitchellville Correctional Institution for Women inmates sew 18 wool pieces into blazers for Hancher Auditorium ushers. Iowa Prison Industries coordinates with Iowa State University designers. 200 uniforms needed for the September 9 unveiling.
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Ernst to Deliver Prime Time Address at GOP Convention
Iowa Senator Joni Ernst will speak in prime time at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. The Red Oak Republican and retired Iowa National Guard officer indicated she is not pursuing the vice presidential nomination and will focus on Senate duties.
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Iowa Doctors Receive Over 12.6 Million From Industry in 2015
Federal data show Iowa physicians earned more than 12.6 million dollars in payments from drug and device makers in 2015. One Iowa City doctor accounted for about a third of all payments. Amounts ranged from 15 dollar meals to large consulting and royalty fees, with some doctors traveling internationally and receiving gifts from two thousand to over forty three thousand dollars.
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Obama keeps 8400 U S troops in Afghanistan after drawdown
President Obama announced revised plans keeping 8400 U S troops in Afghanistan as he nears leaving office, citing national security interests. Afghan President Ghani welcomed the decision, with Defense Secretary Carter and Gen Dunford present at the White House.
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