Norris launches bid to challenge power of a few
James Q. Lynch reports Norris, a 58 year old fifth generation Iowan, on a six day 22 stop tour launching his bid for the Democratic nomination for governor. Norris frames his campaign as contesting the power of a few with the power of many and cites issues from clean water to Medicaid privatization. The Cedar Rapids stop notes an already crowded field including Wilburn Boulton McGuire Neiderbach Prichard Glasson Hubbell.
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Archery range in Northeast Iowa to be named for Don Avenson
The Natural Resource Commission is set to approve naming the Volga River State Recreation Area archery range for Don Avenson, late Iowa House speaker and ardent outdoorsman. The 120 member Echo Valley Archers helped develop the range near Fayette, with a dedication planned after approval. The Rinehart 100 competition will use two loops featuring North American game and exotic targets.
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Transportation grants fund campus bus facility upgrades
Iowa's Transportation Commission approved more than $1.5 million for three public transit projects. The University of Iowa Campus will receive $600,000 to rehabilitate its maintenance facility, while Iowa State University and CyRide gain over $405,000 for in ground hoists for buses. Cambus serves Ames and CyRide involves the city ISU and student government. Funding also included $539,895 for a Humboldt land and construction project.
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Coralville Man Killed in I-80 SUV Crash
The Iowa State Patrol identified 73 year old Neil R. Bell of Coralville as the driver killed in a Sunday night single vehicle crash on Interstate 80 near mile marker 256. Bell’s 2012 Dodge Journey SUV left the roadway, hit a bridge support, and burned after the collision. The crash is under investigation.
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Iowa Lottery Draws With Large Jackpot
Tuesday results list Pick 3 Midday 7 2 9 and Evening 3 6 7 Pick 4 Midday 4 6 8 5 and Evening 5 5 5 0 Mega Millions 7 18 24 55 74 Mega Ball 10 Jackpot $202 million
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