Branstad Hoefling clash in Iowa GOP primary
The race pairs Gov. Terry Branstad seeking a sixth term with Lohrville Republican Tom Hoefling in the June 3 primary. Hoefling touts dissatisfaction with government while Branstad campaigns on tax cuts education reforms and $8.8 billion in private investments since his current term began.
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Hoefling Criticizes Branstad In Iowa Campaign Bid
Activist and publisher Tom Hoefling targets governor Terry Branstad in the Iowa primary. He attacks Branstad on education policy tax relief and economic development while advocating abolishing income tax and local control of schools. Hoefling cites pro life and traditional marriage positions and cites past political ties to Alan Keyes.
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Hatch Readies for Tough Gubernatorial Battle in Iowa
Democrat Jack Hatch, 64, a three term Iowa state senator, seeks the governorship with an unopposed primary bid and likely faces Gov. Terry Branstad in November. Hatch cites Branstad’s missteps and a shaken public trust as pivotal factors shaping a dynamic race.
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Fire Department removes image on ladder truck to avoid offense
The Cedar Rapids Fire Department will reserve a 1997 ladder truck with a religious image after consultations with the Civil Rights Commission city officials and firefighters. The decision aims to prevent community discomfort while keeping focus on service.
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WHO cites older age in pregnancy as rising risk factor
Global maternal deaths declined two thirds since 1990 but 2013 data show 32 deaths per 100000 live births. WHO experts say older maternal age, obesity and diabetes may raise risk, with data quality and uninsured populations also affecting mortality figures. Major causes remain bleeding high blood pressure infections and obstructed labor.
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