Giunta donates Medal of Honor to 178th Airborne Brigade
Salvatore Giunta presented his Medal of Honor to the 178th Airborne Brigade at Vicenza Italy during a dedication for the Medal of Honor Walkway. He said he wanted the medal with the brigade to honor those who sacrifice daily and to show the work they do matters.
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Cedar Rapids casino plans face parking hurdles and higher costs
The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission will decide in November on licenses for Cedar Crossing at river and Cedar Crossing Central on First Avenue. Wild Rose Cedar Rapids proposes a boutique casino with a 122 space valet lot plus free parking debate. Cedar Crossing projects seek up to 1,000 ramp spaces with tax increment financing and shared public use. New budgets rise to 187.3 million for River project and 117.7 million for Cedar Crossing Central. Wild Rose budget increases to 55 million.
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Iowa Governor pushes stopgap to expand insurance access in Iowa
Iowa Governor Reynolds seeks a federal stopgap to entice more insurers for up to 72000 uninsured Iowans while urging Senate action on repeal and replace efforts. She warns rising Medicaid costs strain state budgets and urges continuation of work to improve affordability and access to care. Senator Grassley calls for a timely decision to avert hardship this fall.
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Time to start over on health care bipartisan path
GOP shifts from repeal as Trump faces isolation while Democrats press for bipartisanship. Senate leaders and patient groups urge new talks with Stacey Stewart of the March of Dimes backing affordable coverage and insurers seeking cost sharing, subsidies, and market stability.
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