Nebraska Man Charged Over Threats Against Sen Joni Ernst
Robert W. Simet 64 of Omaha faces federal charges for threatening a U.S. official after claiming Ernst is an ISIS member. An affidavit cites threats to kill at a Pacific Junction event tied to a Harley shop where she was to speak. A preliminary hearing is set by video from Council Bluffs.
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Iowa’s first black female legislator Willie Glanton dies at 95
Willie Stevenson Glanton, Iowa’s first black female legislator and first woman to be Polk County assistant attorney, died at 95 in Des Moines. She led a career in law and civil rights, served in the Iowa House 1965 1967, and held roles with the Federal Bar Association and the U S Small Business Administration. A memorial service is set for July 15 at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
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Deaf advocates urge ASL inclusion in schools at Iowa conference
Julie Rems-Smario told Cedar Rapids attendees that deaf children face language deprivation when taught only spoken language. The LEAD-E and LEAD-K groups push ASL and English equality, with six month milestone checks and more deaf leaders. Conference leader Bob Vizzini stressed preserving deaf culture at the Marriott Hotel.
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Sasse pays off bet in Des Moines Uber ride and Hawkeye gear
U S Sen Ben Sasse Neb planned to drive an Uber in Des Moines after a bet on the Iowa Nebraska game. The wager required the loser to wear Hawkeye gear and drive on their rival campus, with Sasse donating the gear to charity after the 40 10 Hawkeyes win at Kinnick Stadium.
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