New look at hiking state aid for osteopathic college sought
Iowa lawmakers consider increasing annual state aid to the College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery COMS as it plans a four year expansion and buys a Des Moines hotel. KA reformers debate raising the 30 percent Iowa student commitment from three classes to more funding amid pressure from critics and supporters.
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Federal rules mirror Iowa pseudorabies controls
Federal pseudorabies regulations go into effect May 17, closely mirroring Iowa rules. They ban shipping clinically infected swine cattle or sheep, allow certain shipments of exposed animals for slaughter, require negative tests for breeding swine and permits for feeder pigs, and mandate sanitation for interstate transport. The disease also affects cattle sheep and other animals with rising Iowa cases from 125 in 1974 to 1,052 last year.
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