News Briefing – April 19, 2010
- Election ’10: Iowa Statehouse control comes down to numbers: QC TIMES
- DCI questions donations form casino supporters: REGISTER
- Election ’10: Five gubernatorial candidates outline tax policy plans: RADIO IOWA
- School boards group awaits final word on signed name as investigation of finances continues: REGISTER
- Good weather helps farmers plant corn, soybeans early: REGISTER
- Election ’12: Pawlenty: rise up and paint a better picture for the country: RADIO IOWA
- Culver lobbying unique, 6 former commission chairs say: REGISTER
- Iowa financial advisor says economy is rebounding: RADIO IOWA
- State questions assisted living company’s pitch to elderly: REGISTER
- Director at Iowa center for disabled resigns: QC TIMES
- State auditor chides spending plan: QC TIMES
- Election ’10: Roberts campaigns as GOP alternative: QC TIMES
- Schools reluctant to take reform money: REGISTER
- Lawmakers split on merits of shortened ’10 session: GAZETTE
- Hawkeye Community College dismisses part-time teachers: REGISTER
- Ethanol makers fear ‘blend wall’ is near: REGISTER
- Culver stands up to big insurance: WCF COURIER
- Despite benefits, towns reject FEMA flood buyouts; GAZETTE
- Laws must evolve with care homes: REGISTER
- Road to recovery: Iowa manufactures face slower recovery: GLOBEGAZETTE
- Culver successful in forcing local school boards to raise taxes: SIGORNEY
News Briefing | April 19, 2010
