Branstad calls Junkins campaign the most negative yet
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad accuses Democrat Lowell Junkins of running the most negative campaign in state history during a northwest Iowa swing. Junkins’ team counters that Branstad uses negative ads and misleading claims.
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Grassley bill rewards whistleblowers wins approval
Congress approves a Grassley led measure modeled on the Lincoln era False Claims Act. It would grant whistleblowers a 30 percent share of recovered funds and treble damages, with up to 500000 penalties for firms and 250000 for individuals, plus options to collect attorney fees.
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Senate OKs 52 new bankruptcy judges two for Iowa
Senate budget leaders pledged about 33 million dollars next year to launch 52 new bankruptcy judges including two in Iowa. The House and Senate approved the measure authorizing the posts and the nomination process will unfold over 10 to 12 months as funding and confirmations align.
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