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Week in Iowa News Recap Highlights Ballot, Tax and Trials
The Iowa Supreme Court upholds disqualification of Libertarian candidates for Congress in districts 1, 3, and 4 over nomination procedure. Miller-Meeks seeks up to 30000 tax credit for IVF. Cedar Rapids voters approve the PPEL levy by 72 percent. An ImOn Communications employee dies after electrocution during a house relocation. GOP lawmakers sue to challenge carbon pipeline approvals. Drought conditions spread, with 65 percent of the state abnormally dry. Clay County Fair ends with new foods. USDA projects potential record corn and soybean yields. About 81 books removed from Council Bluffs libraries. Ex-U of Iowa worker arrested for theft and fraud schemes. Gazette-Lee Des Moines Bureau.
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Congress
Iowa Supreme Court
Libertarian Party of
Iowa
U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks
Cedar Rapids
Imon Communications
Iowa City
Cindy Huber
Council Bluffs
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Lewis Central
Kim Reynolds
University of Iowa
Brian Busch
Johnson County