Harkin Says Workplace Bill Could Pass House Next Week
U S Senator Tom Harkin told Iowa City listeners that a workplace discrimination protection bill would likely gain House support if introduced next week. Albanian refusal to host Syria chemical weapons destruction undermines US Russian efforts. Multiple Iowa volleyball champions crowned at the state tournament in Cedar Rapids.
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EPA proposes biofuel rule falls short of oil groups
The EPA releases a proposed biofuel policy that misses the stronger mandates sought by two oil and gasoline trade associations. The move draws industry and sustainability debate as stakeholders press for clearer targets and policy clarity.
Remembering JFK Handshake at Hotel Texas
Alison Gowans reports on Barry Baker and others recalling the day President Kennedy died November 22, 1963. Baker, a Richland High School junior near Fort Worth, says he shook Kennedy’s hand outside Hotel Texas though later memories and footage show the scene differed.
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Authors weigh in an anniversary sports note
Authors weigh in on a 1963 football postponement as Notre Dame and Books Iowa faced cancellation on November 23 out of respect for the Kennedys, reflecting a shared solemn pause in sports.
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Cedar Rapids seeks 263.8 million flood aid over 20 years
Cedar Rapids officials filed an application with the Iowa Flood Mitigation Board for 263.8 million in state revenue over 20 years to fund a Cedar River flood protection system. The request covers 46.2 percent of an estimated 570.4 million project cost, including 375 million for a five year plan, adjusted for inflation, and 117.8 million in existing federal funds.
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Be prepared is the best disaster plan says Iowa professor
University of Iowa management sciences professor Ann Campbell from the Tippie College of Business studies transportation logistics for disaster relief. She notes the Philippines typhoon catastrophe shows the need for quicker, more efficient delivery of relief supplies to affected areas.
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