News Briefing – April 21, 2010
- Election ’10: Iowa Democrats confident they’ll keep the Legislature: QC TIMES
- Child obesity called national security risk: REGISTER
- Election ’10: Partisans ponder mood of 2010 voters: RADIO IOWA
- Election ’10: Candidate profile: Democrat Fiegen remains true to his roots, and Iowans: REGISTER
- Obama to visit SE Iowa, talk economy next week: REGISTER
- Iowa Medical Society backs effort to reclassify marijuana: RADIO IOWA
- “Revere America” petition drive targets Iowa: RADIO IOWA
- Democrat says it’s time to “take on” critics like Limbaugh, Beck: RADIO IOWA
- Beck’s remark spurs invitation to Cedar Rapids: REGISTER
- Grassley cosponsors an ethanol bill: RADIO IOWA
- Election ’10: Gibbons says Des Moines, not Perry, is his residence: REGISTER
- Pataki calls for repeal of health care law: REGISTER
- Iowa environment makes hit-and-miss progress: QC TIMES
- Iowa schools chief; we’ll bid 2nd time for federal Race to the Top money: REGISTER
- ‘Culture movement’ afoot in elder care: REGISTER
- DOT begins issuing temporary paper driver’s licenses: GAZETTE
- Latest State of Iowa environment report a mixed bag: GAZETTE
- Government: Americans’ love-hate relationship: REGISTER
- Bring back church-state separation: BASU
- Iowa banks look for a rebound: GLOBEGAZETTE
- Election ’10: GOP rivals post identical messages on websites: SC JOURNAL
- Expansions helped gaming sector through the recession: GLOBEGAZETTE
News Briefing | April 21, 2010
