Des Moines politics show pull of local posts and old careers
Iowa officials reveal a trend of lawmakers returning to local government after state service. Former Speaker Ron Corbett became Cedar Rapids mayor, joined by Bob Brunkhorst WaVerly Bill Gluba Davenport and Larry Murphy Oelweira. Brent Siegrist notes lingering political interest and hints at a possible mayoral run in Council Bluffs.
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Des Moines
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Preston Daniels
Brent Siegrist
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Council Bluffs
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Tom Hanafan
Iowa City
Iowans charged in Obama student loan records probe
Nine Iowa City area residents face federal charges for allegedly exceeding authorized access to Barack Obama student loan records during his campaigns and presidency. Indictments unsealed in Davenport name Sandra Teague and eight others. arraignments set for May 24. The group reportedly worked for a Coralville contractor handling education and health care calls.
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Anna C. Rhodes
Gary Grenell
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Julie L. Kline
Mercedes Costeyas
Coralville
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Oakdale Blvd
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Close Second Avenue SE Move Gains Council Support
Cedar Rapids city officials weigh closing Second Avenue SE between 10th and 12th streets SE to create a medical mall. Mayor Ron Corbett cites precedents as four of nine council members express support amid bids from Physicians' Clinic of Iowa and talks of a $160 million federal courthouse and a $50 million Event Center nearby.
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Second Avenue SE
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12Th Streets
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Third Street
Decision day on new Iowa casinos licenses approval
The Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission is set to decide today on issuing new gaming licenses for Lyon and Tama counties Ottumwa and Fort Dodge. Up to 1,850 jobs and about 280 million dollars in investment are at stake plus state and local tax revenues and civic donations. Iowa now has 17 state licensed casinos and two American Indian casinos outside state oversight.
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Ottumwa
Fort Dodge
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Des Moines Bureau
Rob Boshart
Charlotte Eby
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