Iowa officials expect limited impact from federal disability law
Federal Americans with Disabilities Act approval is not seen as triggering sweeping changes in Iowa. Officials note that Iowa already mirrors many provisions and leaders say transportation access may feel the effect most. Experts warn some court decisions may shape definitions of disability and reasonable accommodation.
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Bush poised to sign landmark disability rights bill
Senators Harkin and others push a budget neutral measure expected to boost federal revenues as disabled Americans enter the workforce. supporters hail the bill as a historic end to prejudice and isolation with White House backing and a pledge from Bush to sign once it reaches him.
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Trial details two doctors on Horkheimer abuse case
Dr. Russell and Dr. Krewer testify on Horkheimer brain injury and rapid coma risk after alleged abuse. Dr. Opdebeeck cites genital bruising and likely recent sexual abuse. Prosecution to continue Monday as evidence unfolds.
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Armstrong's Store Remodel Plans Move Floors and Entrances
Armstrong's The Hair Studio will stay on the fourth floor and a new Second Street entrance will serve Granby offices and the store. The Third Avenue entrance moves west to align with elevators. street floor will house menswear and cosmetics. Second floor will host children’s, sportswear, dresses, and lingerie. fur salon reopens on second floor.
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Suspect Sought in Buchanan Linn Marijuana Case
A Center Point man, Darren Johnson, 24, remained at large after a warrant linked him to manufacturing about 300 marijuana plants found in a Buchanan County cornfield. The fields valued at $1.1 million. Johnson and Robert Taylor, 24, faced other field links. Authorities from Buchanan Linn Marion and Iowa DNE conducted the two week joint probe with air and K9 support.
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