Taste of Iowa promo envisions linking buyers to state processors
Iowa will host a series of A Taste of Iowa product shows to connect national food buyers with Iowa processors. Gov Branstad announced the effort at a news conference. The program aims to travel to metropolitan areas, with Des Moines hosting the first event on November 15.
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Iowa
Judy Daubenmier
Azette
Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
The
Iowa Development Commission
Broders
Wilson Foods
National Oats
Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids
Iowa silver set to return to USS Iowa next year
A 38 piece silver service donated by Iowans will accompany the USS Iowa on its recommissioning next summer. The set, cast in 1886, has strong historical value and was loaned back and forth with the Navy since 1897. Governor Branstad orders its return to the battleship while keeping one coffee service in the state museum.
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Iowa Newspaper Association
DES Moines
Herschel C. Loveless
USS
Iowa
State Historical Museum
A.A. Giordano
Terry Branstad
U.S. Navy
State
Branstad seeks IDOT review of 4 lane Dubuque highway
Gov. Branstad asks the Iowa Transportation Commission to reconsider making Highway 61 from De Witt to Dubuque a four lane route. He pressed for renewed federal commitments and potential state funding while Dubuque officials seek an Interstate link to spur economic development.
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Des Moines
Dubuque
Terry Branstad
Branstad
Iowa Transportation Commission
de Witt
Waterloo
Transportation Commission
Robert Rigler
New Hampton
Commission
Dubuquets
Rigler
Illinois
Jim Thompson
ISU Receives State Aid For Stolen Computer Equipment
Iowa State University will receive 16326 dollars in state emergency funds to replace computer equipment stolen from Bessey Hall home to the botany and forestry departments. The Iowa Executive Council approved the aid to cover the losses and restore essential lab resources.
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AMES
Iowa State University
Iowa Executive Council
ISU
Bessey Hall
Lawsuit Over Fatal Garwin Plane Crash Seeks $3.3 Million
The wife of a La Porte City man killed in a February plane crash east of Garwin files a $3.3 million district court suit against the pilot's estate. She seeks $1.5 million for herself and $1.8 million for their four children, alleging negligence and improper handling of weather, instruments, and throttle.
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Garwin
Waterloo
la Porte City
Black Hawk County
Peter J. Youngblut
Youngblut
Robert Glen Porter
Porter
Leonard E. Youngblut
Youngblot
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