University of Iowa Faces $24.7 Million in Aid Cuts
Budget proposals from the Reagan Administration could slash about 24.7 million dollars in U of I student aid and federal education support. Most impact would hit student aid, with thousands of graduate and professional students losing access to Guaranteed Student Loans if Congress acts.
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Iowa official aims to comment on South Dakota water sale plan
An Iowa official says the state will likely submit written comments raising concerns about South Dakota’s proposed Missouri River water sale. A public hearing is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. April 21 at the Kings Inn in Pierre, S.D., offering a final chance to comment on the plan.
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Iowa City editor chosen for Daily Iowan
Craig Gemoules, a 21 year old University of Iowa junior from Ottumwa, is selected as the next editor of The Daily Iowan. He will take the post June 1, succeeding Cindy Schreuder of Elk Grove Illinois, and currently serves as managing editor. The Missouri water diversion plan faces opposition from Iowa officials who warn of downstream impacts and precedent for future water deals.
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Reclaim America Week Aims to Rally Nationwide Support
The National People's Action plans Reclaim America Week from Sept 6 to 14 led by Gale Cincotta. Activists from Cedar Rapids Elyria and the Bronx join a bus tour through Chicago Cleveland Washington and Philadelphia culminating in New York City to push for housing energy and economic reforms ahead of November elections.
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Iowa House Okays Meat Labeling and Expungement Bill
The Iowa House approved a meat import labeling bill 61 to 33, sending it to the Senate, and backed a second measure allowing six year expungement of simple misdemeanor records for those without convictions in the interim. Critics warn of practicality and national impact. The expungement bill passed 80 to 13. A brief note recalls the 1965 Virgil Grissom and John Young space orbit launch.
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