Legal hurdles shape Iowa same sex marriage debate
Gina Glass and Martha Wilson, an Iowa City couple, cannot marry due to DOMA but have spent thousands on contracts to formalize their partnership and parenting. Federal law and most states do not recognize same sex marriage, affecting 1,049 federal provisions.
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Overview of the Legal Standing of Gays and Lesbians in Iowa
A concise examination of Iowa law as it relates to the rights and protections for gay and lesbian residents. It summarizes constitutional provisions, statutory protections, and notable court decisions shaping civil rights, marriage, domestic partnerships, and anti discrimination norms in the state.
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Legal guidance for LGBTQ rights and resources cited
A summary of non professional legal precautions and resources including Nolo guidance and Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund links. It notes state and regional LGBT organizations such as Eastern Iowa resources and online directories for information.
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Iowa lawmakers move to fund three university renovations
The Iowa Legislature plans to approve a omnibus appropriation covering major renovations at the University of Iowa and two other state universities. The package includes a long awaited Chemistry Building upgrade and a reworked art and art history facility. Funding comes via bonds repaid with tuition dollars later refunded by tax dollars.
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Jeff Angelo
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Sixth Street in Cedar Rapids Adds Adult Entertainment
Cedar Rapids faces a shift on Sixth Street SW as Dancer's Ranch moves near Sixth Street and 66th Avenue SW and Woody's Performing Arts and Theater Company plans a May opening in a warehouse at 9401 Sixth St SW. Owner Brad Degen could not be reached for comment.
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Cedar Rapids
Third Street
City Hall
Sixth Street
Dancer’s Ranch
Sixth St
Woody
Arts and Theater Company
Woody’s
Wright Brothers
Gas prices cited as rising but not yet changing consumer habits
A March 2004 survey of 3,981 responses shows gas prices higher but not yet affecting buying behavior. The data assumes sustained prices for six months, with noted thresholds at $1.75 to $3.75 per gallon and plans to purchase more fuel efficient vehicles or drive less.
Pricey gas won't fuel change in driving habits
As gasoline spiked to a national high of 1.75 a gallon the public grumbled yet few will cut back. Experts say most drivers continue to travel as usual, with only a small share likely to buy fuel efficient cars or reduce miles. Dermot Gately of NYU notes behavior changes are limited despite higher prices.
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Don Macklin
Kingston
Ontario
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Fredericksburg
Myrtle Beach
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