Iowa football coaches did not take pandemic pay cut
The Gazette reports none of the University of Iowa’s contracted football coaches, including Kirk Ferentz, joined voluntary salary reductions during FY2020-21 as UI Athletics cut four Hawkeye sports amid a projected 75 million dollar deficit. Public records show other sports staff did take reductions or donations.
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Global soybean exports rise as shipments rise later this year
In West Chester and nearby, farmers push to complete soybean planting amid forecasts of rain. Sheila Fisher and her father oversee 225 acres of soybeans on their 450 acre farm while Bob Ryan works to finish 200 acres of soybeans and repair a planter after 11 straight planting days.
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Lawmakers eye IRS audits to fund bipartisan infrastructure plan
Republicans decline corporate tax hikes while Democrats vow no tax rise on households under 400000. The White House argues boosting IRS audits of businesses estates and the wealthy could raise about 700 billion over 10 years to pay for a multiyear infrastructure, family, and education package. Biden meets with leaders and GOP senators amid talks on a 568 billion plan.
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