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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 2010

Page

9

Culver and Branstad Enter Campaign's Final Week

Iowa Governor Culver promotes momentum with voters after 15 stops in three days and challenges Branstad for not appearing at a forum in Des Moines. Branstad counters with a seven day 36 city tour with running mate and national allies while highlighting job figures.

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Nine year old Evan Lewis sews quilts for wounded soldiers

Evan Lewis of Ames, age nine, works at a basement sewing station for Operation First Response. He creates quilts to comfort injured service members, including a planned Iowa signed quilt for Walter Reed Hospital. His mother Lisa Preston supports his craft as donations cover about 20 to 25 dollars per quilt.

Associated Press AMES Evan Lewis Evan Washington, D.C Walter Reed Army Medical Center Operation First Response Catlin Preston Lisa Preston Fairfax P.J. Lesker-Green Walmart Evan ‘Lewis

Decorah Council Sets Nov 1 Hearing on Traditions Site Plan

The Decorah City Council will hold a 7:45 p.m. November 1 public hearing on the Traditions assisted living site plan. Neighbors raised concerns, the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval, and council member Rachel Vagts desires more review before a decision. The 2008 plan previously passed 4-3 but lacked a required compliance certificate. Drawings are available at Decorah City Hall clerk’s office for public viewing.

Sarah Strandberg Decorah Vagts Jerry Freund Decorah City Hall

Senate 15 candidates' spending goals differ

Incumbent Sen. Bob Dvorsky of Coralville and Libertarian Christopher Peters outline stark contrasts in spending and priorities for Iowa Senate District 15. Peters seeks to spark discussion on core issues like economy and state debt reduction, while Dvorsky pushes investment in K-12 and regent universities and flood recovery. The race, set against a shifting party control landscape, centers on fiscal policy and higher education funding.

Gregg Bob Dvorsky Coralville Iowa House of Representatives Christopher Peters Iowa City Libertarian Party Peters Dvorsky Senate Appropriations Committee Regent University of Iowa

Bob Dvorsky Announces Candidacy in 6th District

Democrat Bob Dvorsky, 62, of Coralville, seeks the 6th Judicial District seat. A former state senator and executive director of the Department of Corrections, he holds degrees in recreation administration and public administration from the University of Iowa. He is married with two daughters.

Coralville 6Th Judicial District Department of Corrections University of Iowa Bobdvorsky Yahoo

Peters Runs as Libertarian Surgeon Seeks Iowa House Seat

Christopher Peters, 50, of Iowa City, a thoracic and vascular surgeon, announces a Libertarian bid for the Iowa House. He cites legislative experience across parties and notes his district covers northern Johnson County into Linn County.

Iowa City Thoracic and Vascular Surgery University of Kansas University of Kansas School of Medicine Julie House Senate Johnson County Linn County

Biden to Visit Iowa for Get-Out-The-Vote Rally

Rep. Bruce Braley says Vice President Joe Biden will return to Iowa for a get-out-the-vote rally in Dubuque with Sen. Tom Harkin. The event at the Grand River Center Friday opens doors at 10 30 a.m. RSVP links and contact numbers are provided.

Des Moines Bureau Des Moines Bruce Braley Iowa Joe Biden Dubuque Braley Tom Harkin America Grand River Center Bruce- Braley.com Bruce-Braley.com

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