Mason earns praise for open leadership at university
O Hara and regents commend Mason for listening and guiding during a tumultuous year. Her first year included arming campus police, a smoking ban before state law, and a new research track for faculty. She faced flooding aftermath with plans to move the US Museum of Art, reconfigure the Memorial Union, raze the Art Building, and build a berm along the Iowa River.
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Mason Reflects on UI Flood Pivot to Green Power
Sally Mason, UI president since 2007 and former Purdue provost, discusses sustaining power during river flooding and the need for high tech, efficient, and green solutions. She cites leadership growth from the disaster and confidence in Iowa's ability to recover with resilient plans.
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Housing Bill Passes Senate Over Investor Fears
The Senate voted 72 to 13 to send the housing bill to President Bush after the House approved it. Sen. Grassley opposed. Sen. Harkin did not vote. Bush had withdrawn a veto threat over 3.9 billion in neighborhood grants, arguing lenders would benefit over homeowners. White House officials say Bush will sign despite concerns over lender funding. Sen. Dodd pressed for rapid foreclosure rescue implementation.
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Housing bill expands FHA loans and support despite crisis
The House and Senate bills expand affordable loan options backed by FHA for about 400,000 debt strained homeowners, raise GSE purchase and insure limits to 625,000, fund blight reduction, pre-foreclosure counseling, and tax credits while boosting national debt by 800 billion to 10.6 trillion and allowing Treasury to support Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac through 2009.
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