WAC Sey Moves to Cut Down I To S
A brief note reports WAC Sey proposing reductions to I to S, outlining aims to trim costs and streamline operations. Officials did not provide detailed figures or timelines in the terse item.
02 Sep 2010
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2010
Page
1
A brief note reports WAC Sey proposing reductions to I to S, outlining aims to trim costs and streamline operations. Officials did not provide detailed figures or timelines in the terse item.
The Gazette notes 2010 June 1 to August 31 was the second-wettest Iowa summer after 1993, with 35.28 inches statewide versus 32.36 inches in 2008. Temperatures stayed near normal, and precipitation trends raise 2010 toward a record wet year, pending annual total.
The Big Ten announces a two division format starting in 2011 as Nebraska joins the league. Iowa will share a division with Minnesota Nebraska Northwestern Michigan and Michigan State and face Purdue as a cross divisional rival each year. The opposite division includes Wisconsin Illinois Penn State Ohio State Indiana and Purdue. A conference title game will begin in 2011 with potential revenue over 15 million.
A statewide study shows one third of Iowa households lack broadband or have slow service. Ninety five percent have some access, but only 87.6 percent meet 3 Mbps. About 142,000 households may still be underserved. Governor Culver discusses expansion on page 6A.
Republican candidate Terry Branstad unveiled a five year plan at the Farm Progress Show in Boone to double Iowa production by 2050 and streamline regulations. He framed it as using technology and partnerships to grow with less while protecting land water and people despite criticism from the Culver campaign.
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