Bomb Kills Iraqi Governing Council Leader in Baghdad
Izzadine Saleem, head of the U S appointed Iraqi Governing Council, was killed when a car bomb exploded at a checkpoint near the Green Zone. Two U S soldiers were killed in Anbar province as coalition forces secured the area. power transfer to Iraqi sovereignty remained set for June 30.
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Vilsack Signs Budget Plan Amid Vetoes and Warnings
Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack approved most of the GOP fiscal 2005 spending bill Senate File 2298 a 4.46 billion general fund package and 380 million in one time transfers beginning July 1 He issued 65 item vetoes to strike unsupported provisions and warned the budget is inadequate potentially leading to layoffs and stalled tax decisions for next session He cited Highway 100 right of way provisions as part of the action in Des Moines.
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Iowa Legislature approves fiscal plan balancing growth and reserves
The budget signed by Gov. Vilsack designates 4.46 billion in general funds and 380 million in other authorizations. It shores up the cash reserve by a small margin, boosts K-12 funding by 109 million next year and 93 million the following year, and adds 5 million each for public safety and corrections. It also increases community colleges 4 million, tuition grants 1.9 million, and National Guard scholarships 1.8 million, with 160 million for local property tax credits, though short of full funding by about 18 million.
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Tom Vilsack
National Guard
Baghdad sarin bomb reported by U S officials
Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt said a roadside bomb near Baghdad contained sarin, a nerve agent, and exploded a couple of days ago. Two bomb experts were treated for minor exposure, and a field test awaits confirmation by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
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Menards Construction Triggers Flooding Concerns Along Indian Creek
Residents near Cedar Rapids Sun Valley recall the June 2002 flood that damaged about 30 homes and caused 10 million dollars in losses as a new Menards rises along Highway 100 at Marion. They seek flood studies and clarity on creek behavior after absorbent land is replaced with water.
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KCRG
the Gazette
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Massachusetts ushers in historic same sex marriages
Jubilant couples rush to marry as Massachusetts becomes the first state to legalize same sex nuptials. Vows span city halls and Boston churches with champagne, cakes, rainbow flags, and choir songs. quote from Sheldon Goldstein highlights relief and equality.
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UI President Announces $2 Million Budget Cuts
University of Iowa President David Skorton announces $2 million in non academic budget reductions for the new fiscal year starting July 1. UI spokesman Steve Parrott says layoffs are not planned but attrition will reduce jobs as part of the first round of up to $12 million in general education fund cuts.
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University of Iowa Announces $2 Million Budget Cuts
The University of Iowa unveiled a $2 million reduction plan for fiscal 2005 starting July 1. Cuts include Athletics 300000, Utility usage 250000, Custodial 250000, Fringe benefits 200000, UI Technology program 200000, UI Research Foundation 200000, Continuing education 150000, IT hardware software 150000, Student child care subsidies 100000, University Relations 55000, Printing Services 50000, KSUI/WSUI radio 5000, Museum of Art 30000, Bottled water 20000.
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Bono Aims for Olympic Berth After Time Away
Wrestler Chris Bono hopes a year away from his family will sharpen his path to the Olympics, seeking a spot on the United States team as he trains for international competition and qualifying tournaments.
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