Iowa Ideas Conference Explores Iowa's Future Topics
The Gazette presents Iowa Ideas a statewide learning program with community conversations solutions journalism and a two day Cedar Rapids conference October 3 4 Eleven topics including education energy health care regional development workforce diversity inclusion infrastructure and agriculture will be explored to shape Iowa's future.
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Vilsack Sees Genius Targets for Iowa’s Future
Former governor Tom Vilsack speaks at the Iowa Ideas event in Cedar Rapids. He cites Arthur Schopenhauer on talent versus genius and urges new targets for Iowa’s development while outlining his career from mayor to USDA secretary and Dairy Export Council leader.
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Health care splits Democratic hopefuls on paths to reform
In Iowa the 2020 Democratic contenders clash over healthcare. Some push to fix and expand the ACA with a public option. others advocate broader reforms toward Medicare for all. Bernie Sanders champions a government run system. The debate highlights varied visions within the party.
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Iowa cities prepare to maximize 2020 census response
Iowa cities including North Liberty and Marion mobilize volunteers and outreach as notices begin mailing for the 2020 census. Officials warn that accurate counts affect federal funding and road maintenance, while residents gain online or phone response options ahead of April 1 start.
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