Woman on trial denies harming Kamryn in March 2010
Amy Parmer testified she rarely was alone with 17 month old Kamryn Schlitter and never hurt her. She described only two days alone with Kamryn in March 2010 while Kamryn’s father attended a class. Parmer faces first degree murder and child endangerment charges as the trial continues.
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Zyriah Schlitter
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Schlitter
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Colton
Johnston
Linn County
Nick Maybanks
Maybanks
Heather Meyers
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Regents weigh online learning amid 200 million building plan
The Board of Regents reviews how online teaching factors into proposed 200 million plus capital projects at Iowa public universities. ISU seeks 55 million for an 80 million biosciences building while UI proposes a 96 million College of Pharmacy facility. University of Northern Iowa mentions 33 million for Schindler Education Center renovations. Governors veto cited concerns over campus space and online growth as institutions argue for blended space planning.
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Terry Branstad
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Warren Madden
Iowa State University
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Beate Schmittmann
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Dakovich
University of Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
College of Pharmacy
Barry Butler
UNT
Schindler
Health consumer advocate urges stronger hospital accountability
David Goldhill told about 70 attendees at the 2013 Iowa Health Buyers Alliance conference that hospital infections cause preventable deaths and medical errors kill up to 200,000 Americans annually. He argues the health care system is complex, unaccountable, and lacks price and quality competition, urging consumers to demand simpler, safer, and more lifestyle-oriented options.
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David Goldhill
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Kirkwood Center
Iowa Health Buyers Alliance
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Coralville Seeks Public Input on New Community Plan
Coralville officials invite residents to a vision workshop at 7 p.m. Sept. 17 to discuss a new community plan covering land use development transportation neighborhoods parks and environment. The workshop at Coralville Public Library Meeting Room A follows two prior sessions this year with a target to finalize the plan by year end.
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Ellen Habel
Coralville Public Library
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