Duel Mass Fatalities Institutes Split in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Kirkwood's National Mass Fatalities Institute and Teahen's International Mass Fatalities Center diverge after 9/11. Kirkwood expands its training facility with $2 million more space while Teahen launches a rival program, asserting a proven product and experienced faculty. Both expect federal funding to support their parallel tracks.
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Senate backs reform motions on athletics economics
Iowa faculty debate reforms urged by COIA and the UI Board in Control of Athletics to curb costs and align revenue sports with academic oversight. US President Skorton would have final say on changes as professors warn against branding programs as corrupt.
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Iowa Governor backs Canada priced drugs for Americans
Governor Vilsack argues for market driven drug cost relief by allowing Canada style prices for Americans. He cites lower Canadian drug costs and says collaboration with pharma could limit risks of buying drugs outside FDA control. He notes readers’ confusion over price differences and promises to pursue solutions.
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