News Briefing – July 9, 2010
- Iowa officials’ refusal of pay cuts seen as hurting workplace: REGISTER
- Election ’10: Branstad sees hope for gay marriage vote if GOP makes gains: REGISTER
- Transportation group calls for billions of dollars for road and rail system: RADIO IOWA
- Judge rips sheriff for rejecting gun permit: REGISTER
- “Go Daddy” opens new facility in Hiawatha: RADIO IOWA
- Deputy HUD secretary touts benefits of stimulus money to Des Moines project: RADIO IOWA
- Counseling retained for 2008 flood survivors: REGISTER
- Grassley says cutting Tuesday mail delivery might be an option: RADIO IOWA
- Iowa alcohol agency kept unspent money, memo says: REGISTER
- Campaign laws might fall flat in social media era: QC TIMES
- Election ’10: To get endorsement, Culver must ask: REGISTER
- Election ’10: Reynolds raises questions with ‘civil union’ comment: QC TIMES
- 2 Iowa universities getting federal grants: QC TIMES
- Falcons on the rise, thanks to efforts in Cedar Rapids: GAZETTE
- National federation honors 2 Iowans: REGISTER
- Some local officials are slow learners: REGISTER
News Briefing | July 9, 2010
