News Briefing – September 1, 2010
- One bright spot in the economy: Farming: REGISTER
- State Climatologist: 2nd wettest summer on record: RADIO IOWA
- Market may rule DeCoster’s fate: REGISTER
- Branstad, Miller debate state authority over DeCoster operations: RADIO IOWA
- Farm show to bring 24,000 to the area: REGISTER
- Several schools let out early due to the heat: RADIO IOWA
- Grassley says end of combat operations marks ‘victory’ in Iraq: RADIO IOWA
- Caucus ’12 watch! Gingrich to return to Iowa next week: REGISTER
- Czech company to make tires in Charles City: RADIO IOWA
- More environmental problems for Lake Delhi: QC TIMES
- Deere’s wind energy business sold to Exelon: REGISTER
- Solid waste agency first in Iowa to recycle electronics for free: GAZETTE
- Wind turbines: Houston, we have a problem: REGISTER
- ACT chief stepping down: GAZETTE
- Gov. Rendell to speak at Iowa Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner: WCF COURIER
- Election ’10: Challenger: Vaudt too focused on politics: WCF COURIER
- FEMA extends funding to raze flooded homes in CR: GLOBEGAZETTE
- Election ’10: Branstad blasts Culver’s ‘culture of corruption’: GLOBEGAZETTE
- Election ’10: Hogg: Branstad inaction caused costly flood damage: GLOBEGAZETTE
- Election ’10: New voting laws changing campaigns, state leader says: SC JOURNAL
News Briefing | September 1, 2010
