Rants urges voluntary school infrastructure funding plan
Iowa House Speaker elect Chris Rants proposed a voluntary program where counties join to use local option sales tax dollars for schools. He framed it as a regional, carrot-based approach to repair needs in rural and urban districts and said details would follow as the January session nears.
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Rants
Sioux City
Iowa
Iowa Public Television
Tom Vilsack
Linn County
Iowa campaign spending hits record in 2002 midterm race
A Money and Politics Iowa study finds Iowa politicians raised 41.5 million dollars in 2002 midterms across Senate House governor and statewide races and legislature. It notes the figure omits soft money and that reporting is outdated, urging stronger disclosure and some contribution limits to curb reliance on wealthy backers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Joan Lucas
Money and Politics
U.S. Senate
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Congress
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Nursing-home forum in Cedar Rapids discusses care costs
In Cedar Rapids a public legislative forum by the Iowa Association of Homes and Services for the Aging runs Wednesday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Manor Building in The Meth-Wick Community at 1224 13th St. NW. The group represents 131 not for profit facilities and will address assisted living residency, regulation, care quality, Medicaid, liability insurance, and funding for high quality care.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Association of Homes and Services For
Legislative Forum
13Th St. NW
Iowa
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Linn
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