Future is uncertain. Patty rodriguez says her daughter pamela is only alive because of medicaid. But shes in limbo because even after filing all the necessary paperwork, she hasnt heard anything from the s ste about pamelels new coverage. If shes not able to have the regular doctors appointments and treatments that she needs, she can die because we have no money, we have no savings because i havent been able to work. If it can be derailed a lot of these folks would be very happy about that, i dont know that it can be, but if theres a further delay that may be the best way to make sure, the bottom line, that the services that are being provided now continue to be provided. Congressman Dave Loebsack says he plans to take these and the federal medicaid offices. Hes already written governor branstad to express his concerns. The bottom line tonight there are many parents across the state who want swers. For the people outside its just one more girl, but for us, shes our world, shes the whol
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New 35million career center. Waterloo east and west high schoolslso would have each undergone a six Million Dollar renovation. Kcrg tv nines Forrest Saunders joins us here in the studio. Forrest, what are waterloo schools planning to do now . Bruce, the district is still trying to figure that out. Waterloos superintenden t says she was surprised the bond didnt go through. Jane lindaman says the district spent four years coming up with the plan that voters struck down. She said the district figured the community was, for the most part, verer supportive of the plan. Now, administrator s want to know what went wrong. The district is planning on opening a dialog with voters to find out why so many said no. In the meantime, the superinteteent said theyll do what they can to improve career and Technical Education programs. The district was planning to create 30 new ones. Now, tyre unsure how many theyll be able to do. We are really commmmted to career and technicic education. Its proven, we