Miller Meeks Loebsack spar on tax cuts and Social Security
Iowa candidates clash over extending Bush tax cuts and privatizing Social Security. Loebsack defends past votes and calls for middle class tax relief while Miller-Meeks accuses him of flip flopping. Both cite data changes shaping Social Security reform and health care debate.
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Tne
Johnston
Dave Loebsack
Iowa
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Loebsack
Miller-Meeks
Social Security
Afghanistan
Congress
Former Vangent workers sentenced for Obama loan record access
Two former Vangent contractors Mercedes Costoyas and John Phommivong were sentenced to one year of probation for exceeding authorized computer access to President Obama s student loan records. Each was also ordered to pay 25 to the Crime Victim s Fund.
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Davenport
Department of Education
Barack Obama
U.S
Mercedes Costoyas
Iowa City
John P. Phommivong
North Liberty
James E. Gritzner
Costoyas
Phommivong
Mercedes Costeyas
Andrew J. Sage
Anne C. Rhodes
Patrick E. Roan
Sandra Teague
Gary N. Grenell
Coralville
Lisa Torney
Julie L. Kline
West Branch
Pastor lodges DOJ complaint over judge comments in Iowa race
Sioux City pastor Cary Gordon on behalf of Peace Makers Institute filed with the U S Justice Department a complaint against Polk County District Court Judge Robert Hanson for alleged comments during a Wartburg College panel. Gordon accuses the remarks of voter intimidation in the context of the effort to oust three Iowa Supreme Court justices who overturned the states same sex marriage ban. Hanson says he urged informed retention voting and denies discouraging or directing votes. University of Iowa law professor Todd Pettys notes justices may express opinions and that the statements may not constitute intimidation.
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Sioux City Journal
Sioux City
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Polk County
Iowa Supreme Court
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Peace Makers Institute
Polk County District Court
Robert Hanson
Gordon
Hansen
Wartburg College
Iowa
Hanson
Department of Justice
University of Iowa Law
Todd Pettys
Pettys
Branstad says Culver overpromises on education funding
Iowa gubernatorial candidate Terry Branstad blasts Gov. Culver for pledging a 4 percent K 12 funding rise despite a projected $1 billion shortfall and a Medicaid gap. He calls for a five year, biennial budget plan under the 99 percent spending limit to avoid end of session catchups.
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Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Chet Culver
Branstad
Culver
Donn Stanley
Sky
Stanley
Rotary Club AM
Iowa
Turkey Valley boards 100000 toward planned fitness facility
The Turkey Valley School Board pledged 100000 for a new fitness center attached to the school near the gym. A citizens group must raise about 200000 more to reach a rough 320000 estimate as athletic boosters pursue the project for all students, faculty, and the community.
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Turkey Valley School Board
Iowa News Service
Turkey Valley Athletic Boosters
Turkey Valley
Chris Hoover
Hoover
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