Legislative Week Sees IPERS Bill Likely Need Conference
Des Moines Iowa House votes 98 to 0 to advance the IPERS benefit increase for about 140 000 public employees. A conference committee appears likely as Senate and House clash over related court system reform and other measures.
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Iowa Public Employees Retirement System
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House Agriculture Committee
Eastern Iowa candidates list as filing closes for nominations
Gazette reports several primary races set in Eastern Iowa after Friday 5 p.m. filing deadline. Notable contests include Democratic challengers for the 3rd District seat with Lynn Cutler and Gary Lamb, while Cooper Evans stands unopposed in the 5th District Republican race.
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Altoona
ChemLawn Four-Season Lawn Care Program in Cedar Rapids
The 1981 Chemlawn program in the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City area offers four precisely timed applications in Early Spring Late Spring Summer and Fall. Each visit provides balanced fertilization preemergent weed control and broadleaf weed control to keep lawns healthy.
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Iowa City
Interest ceiling bill sent to Ray
The Iowa House unanimously approved a measure to make permanent the ceiling rules on many loans and raise caps on others. The bill, 94 to 0, moves to Gov. Ray with no ceilings on most $25,000 plus loans and sets vehicle loan rates at 21 percent for new cars and 27 percent for older ones. Backers argued high rates drive money out of Iowa.
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