Davenport Details Incomplete West Nile Virus Case Report
Davenport details reveal partial notes on West Nile virus cases announced Friday. Minnesota forward Kevin Garnett promises to treat tonight's tilt at Cellular Center as the Metro Youth Football Association shows growth over three decades, with broad expansion and emphasis on youth leagues.
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Budget tensions loom as Des Moines plans cuts and tax rise
Cor AY and city officials discuss a looming $56 million shortfall. The council orders no new positions except staff for new pools, with up to 40 existing jobs at risk and possible layoffs. A 5 percent property tax hike is proposed for next year, while enterprise departments face tighter funding and potential reassignment of user fee contributions. Mayor Paul Pate warns the move is not negotiable.
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Absentee voting surge tests Linn County auditor patience
Linn County Iowa auditors report a rising flood of absentee ballot requests and returns spurred by negative campaigns. Voters express apathy, with many saying they do not feel like voting. Auditor Linda Langenberg notes record demand, hiring extra help as requests near totals from recent elections.
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Portrait Repair Sparks Cedar Rapids City Hall Debate
Former Cedar Rapids mayor Frank Bush, who served in 1968–69, criticized a small portrait at City Hall and praised a newly enlarged version. The city plans to rework the portrait of Clancey while addressing distortions in the previous Bush portrait to restore proper likeness and tonal range.
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Social Security increase trims retirees' relief
Washington AP reports 46 million Social Security recipients will see the smallest raise in four years in January a 14 percent rise equating to about $13 more per month for the typical retiree About one third of the gain will be offset by higher Medicare premiums rising by 470 to 58 70 next year The modest increase and stock market losses have many retirees worried about meeting bills and sustaining retirement with comments from Ellen Long and Ray Owens highlighting depleted 401k accounts and tightened finances
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Two rail car victims tentatively identified in Mexico
LOS CONOS Mexico AP two rail car victims tentatively identified as a 23 year old ironworker and his 17 year old cousin from a central Mexican desert hamlet. They boarded a June 15 train near Matamoros hoping to reach Sarasota Florida. Family learned of the identification via the Mexican government after their phones had gone silent since they disappeared. A smuggler who helped trap the migrants rang the family on Wednesday.
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