Harkin Food-Safety Bill Delayed After Egg Recall
Sen. Tom Harkin’s food-safety bill is paused until after the November election as Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid delays action amid a massive egg recall. Reid cited deaths and thousands of Salmonella cases, with Iowa’s Chuck Grassley agreeing on urgency and farmers benefiting from prompt action.
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Iowa
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Harkin
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Reid
Chuck Grassley
US Press bucks trend, keeps turning a profit
Media company US Press reports rising profits amid market headwinds. Chief executive Diane Heldt cites cost controls and higher subscription renewals as drivers of sustained earnings through the quarter.
University of Iowa Press Sees Stable Future Amid Industry Shifts
As many university presses close or face financial strain, University of Iowa Press remains confident about its market position. Officials credit tradition in short fiction poetry literary criticism and regional focus along with fiscally conservative choices for stability.
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Owa City
University of Iowa Press
Iowa Press Focus Highlights Digital Shift and Classic Mission
University of Iowa Press leaders say they are confident about current standing versus peers amid digital growth while preserving traditional print strengths. The Kuh House on campus, built circa 1840 of local limestone, houses the press known for scholarly titles and selective audiences within a 125-member AAUP network.
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Brian Ray
University of Iowa Press
Kuhl
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Iowa City Debates Safety Over 21-Only Ordinance
The Nov 2 vote on the 21-only ordinance centers on safety with supporters and opponents claiming advantages. Police say downtown crime is down since the June 1 law took effect as Mayor Hayek spoke at a forum. Restaurant owner Mondanaro, anti-21 group co chair, says the rule drives patrons from bars to house parties.
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Iowa City
Matt Hayek
Jim Mondanaro
Iowa City Safety Committee
Expiring Bush tax cuts threaten tax hikes for many families
An analysis by Deloitte Tax LLP shows households face large 2011 tax increases if Congress does not extend Bush era cuts. A family of four earning 50 000 would pay 2900 more, while 100 000 would pay 4500 more. Wealthier households face bigger rises, up to 52300 for 1 million.
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Washington
Deloitte Tax LLP
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