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Lee County Republicans to host gubernatorial debate watch party (opens the original)
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FORT MADISON â The Lee County Republican Party will host a Community Debate Watch Party on Tuesday, Oct. 6, featuring the televised debate between Republican candidate Zach Lahn and Democratic candidate Rob Sand in the race for Governor of Iowa. Doors open at 6 p.m., with the event beginning at 6:30 p.m. Attendees are invited to watch the candidates address the issues facing Iowans in a relaxed, community setting. Pizza and refreshments will be provided. What: Debate Watch Party â Iowa Guber
Are you too easily impressed? (opens the original)
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When my son Gideon was seven years old, I won a âvalue meal for twoâ at the local Taco Bell via a radio trivia contest. All I had to do was add cinnamon twists to the order, and Gideon trumpeted the âbest feast everâ review. (I canât quite recall, but he possibly also shouted, âThis is the best bathroom ever!â 15 minutes later.) Facebook Memories informs me this incident was almost exactly one month after the occasion Gideon visited me at work and I pushed him around the warehouse
Homeless alliance looking for Saturday volunteers (opens the original)
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The Keokuk Homeless Alliance shelter is getting closer to its grand opening, and now itâs time to stock the shelves and get everything sparkling clean. They are asking for volunteers to join them Saturday, Sept. 12, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., for a special Day of Givingâof both time and donations. Volunteers donât have to stay the whole day, but even an hour or two of your time will help People can come and go as your day allows. Service organizations, businesses, and community members are inv
How college tuition has gotten so high (opens the original)
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Why is four-year college tuition so high in America? William Bennett, President Reaganâs secretary of education, offered his hypothesis in 1987. In a New York Times op-ed titled âOur Greedy Colleges,â he argued that colleges were able to raise tuition because increases in financial aid, particularly federal loan subsidies, enabled the higher prices. Bennettâs warning gained support after a sweeping 1992 reauthorization of the Higher Education Act substantially expanded access to federal
Can the FCC let us be? (opens the original)
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Following ABC, NBC, and CBSâs refusal to air Donald Trumpâs recent prime time address, the president threatened to revoke the networksâ broadcasting licenses. The argument is that, by refusing to air the presidentâs speech, the networks violated their legal obligation as holders of a government-issued broadcast license to act in the public interest. On its face, this case does not seem unreasonable. After all, denying their audiences the opportunity to hear the president speak on an impo
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