Lombardo Named Iowa City City Manager In Stable Era
Michael Lombardo becomes Iowa City city manager, succeeding Steve Atkins after 21 years in the role. Lombardo, 43, of Hamilton Michigan, vows collaboration with the council and staff. Annual salary set at 160000 as he plans a measured start and public engagement.
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Michael Lombardo Named City Manager of Iowa City
Michael Lombardo, 43, becomes Iowa City city manager with a 160000 dollar annual salary and a 400 dollar monthly vehicle allowance. He previously served as county administrator in Allegan County Michigan and in city management roles in Maine and Ohio. He holds a BA in economics and an MPA from the University at Albany. Lombardo is married to Kerry with daughters Erin Deanna and son Sam.
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VA struggles to meet needs of female veterans
Robin Milonas a former lieutenant colonel and Army Reserve civil affairs officer recalls trauma from Afghanistan in 2004 and says the Department of Veterans Affairs is often insensitive to women veterans. She is among about 180,000 women deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq who seek VA care after service.
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Waterloo rally calls for new handling of illegal immigration
About 500 marchers, led by 12 year old Zion Rojas carrying an American flag, walked three miles from Queen of Peace Parish to the National Cattle Congress grounds in Waterloo. They protested the handling of 389 illegal immigrants arrested during last Monday’s raid at Agriprocessors Inc in Postville. The event linked to ongoing immigrant enforcement debates and local processing concerns.
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Archbishop Mass in Postville Highlights Immigration Raid Impact
The report covers Archbishop's Mass at Queen of Peace in Postville reacting to the raid's child detainee effects. Parishioners note fairness concerns as detainees were moved to county jails across the state. The piece references ICE actions and continues on page 8A.
Reforms Elude Passage Amid Immigration Debate
The dying effort to resolve illegal immigration stalled after Congress and President Bush halted negotiations last June. The Postville Agriprocessors raid exposed 389 arrests and 306 criminal charges mainly for identity theft or Social Security fraud, with 290 Guatemalans and 93 Mexicans among the detainees. Strong opinions split lawmakers on enforcement versus reform.
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