Romney Promises Five Point Plan For Job Growth
Romney outlines a five point plan to create 12 million jobs by expanding trade, lowering the national debt, boosting education, and tapping all domestic energy including Gulf oil. He pledges tax relief for small firms and regulatory reform to spur business, arguing for less government and more individual initiative. He criticizes Obama on infrastructure and urges students to resist freebie appeals while urging a balanced budget. Supporters include Steve King and A J Spiker as crowd warms to his message.
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Obama Iowa City trip underscores swing-state focus in 2012
President Obama and Michelle Obama visited Iowa City on the day after he accepted the Democratic nomination, a stop that highlighted Iowa's role as a key battleground. Romney and Ryan were in the region earlier, while polls showed a near tie and analysts stressed the state’s six electoral votes. The crowd cheered as Obama urged investment in wind energy and education, noting gains in fuel standards and college aid. The Labor Department reported unemployment easing only slightly, with slow job growth cited.
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Presidential candidates court young voters in Iowa
Obama and Romney staged Iowa appearances to win youth support. Iowa City students praised Obamas energizing speech while some protested over the economy. Romney drew college students to Northwestern College in Orange City where his business platform impressed supporters.
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Later college games prompt tougher enforcement shifts
University of Iowa game day enforcement officials discuss shifting officers to early and late shifts to manage arrests and open container violations during longer tailgating windows. Officials note 2010 saw a spike in citations, then a decline, while fans warn that warmer, later schedules may fuel rowdy behavior and longer on-site drinking.
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