Residence housing delays at Iowa City dorms drop by Oct 15
University of Iowa officials report 10 students remain in temporary dorm rooms with 450 at peak this semester. Director Mitchel Livingston expects most to be assigned permanent housing by mid October and only three or four may lack rooms by Friday. DES MOINES UPI administrative rules for the Iowa Commission for the Blind are approved in a committee vote. Brice Oakley praises the rules as model and says they end months of process, though critics cite focus on services, and questions about joint projects with the National Federation of the Blind.
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Three Iowans Die in Separate Wednesday Crashes
Alfred Anderson 85 of Alta Vista died in a two truck crash north of Alta Vista at 2 p.m. Brenda Hoffman 17 and her sisters survived with minor injuries. Cynthia Sue Cullen 16 of Greenfield died when a car driven by Laurie Kellenberg 16 left a gravel road near Greenfield. Jerry G. Walsh 32 of Norwalk died in a motorcycle collision with a stalled car north of Norwalk.
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Ray cancels rules by two Iowa state agencies
Gov. Robert Ray used his power to rescind two new state rules effective next week. The Chiropractic Examiners Board rule defined “physician” to include chiropractors, a stance Ray said conflicts with state law. The Credit Union Department rule limited eligibility to form unions to groups of 10 to 450 workers, excluding about 140000 workers.
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Iowa governor warns on mortgage rate cap amid rising lending costs
Gov. Robert Ray said higher interest rates could force another increase in Iowa's lending limit. The floating cap, tied to the federal rate, may be adjusted as needed though Ray prefers no further hikes. A special session might occur if mortgage lending tightens further. Also notes birthdays of Jerome Robbins and Joseph Alsop.
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