News Briefing – August 31, 2010
- Election ’10: Findley raises concerns about DeCoster contribution; Miller returns it: RADIO IOWA
- Meth cooks put buildings at risk: REGISTER
- FDA inspections detail rodents, flies at Wright County egg plants: RADIO IOWA
- Bankrupt VeraSun requests repayment from some farmers: RADIO IOWA
- DNR director says pollution from Lake Delhi is ‘atrocious’: REGISTER
- Only one interviewed by Culver for educator job: REGISTER
- ‘Independence’ cited by justice in same-sex case: REGISTER
- Election ’10: King tells opponent he hasn’t ‘earned’ right to debate: RADIO IOWA
- Grassley: Iowa deserves its share of earmarks, no new egg rules needed: QC TIMES
- Cedar Rapids gets federal flood relief: QC TIMES
- Election ’10: Braley strikes back on mosque debate: QC TIMES
- Pass federal shield law to protect free press: REGISTER
- Election ’10: Sarah Palin to speak at Reagan dinner: QC TIMES
- Time to change Iowa’s livestock rules: OBRADOVICH
- Dangerous mix: Politics and a narrow understanding of God: REGISTER
- FEMA says ‘no’ to Solid Waste Agency to the tune of $2.1 million: GAZETTE
- Block by Block gets another $1.35 million: GAZETTE
- King decries pending estate tax: SC JOURNAL
- Getting local-option sales tax revenue to renters likely to be complicated: GAZETTE
News Briefing | August 31, 2010
