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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1986

Page

5

Branstad signs bills on rural tourism and bottled water labeling

Gov. Terry Branstad signed 15 laws including measures to promote rural tourism and require bottled water labeling. The bottled water bill tests products and requires a label stating Meets all FDA standards, while the rural tourism bill tasks the Iowa Development Commission with listing farm bed and breakfast homes.

Des Moines Terry Branstad Food and Drug Administration Senate House Iowa Development Commission

Iowa House OKs 29.1 Million Capital Bond Sale for State Universities

The Iowa House approved four measures to let the state’s three universities issue bonds totaling 29.1 million for capital projects. Opponents argued about affordability given existing bonds and tuition replacements. supporters highlighted safety, repairs, classroom space, and job growth.

Judy Daubenmier Des Moines Iowa House Iowa Senate Dottie Carpenter R-West

Measure would continue bans on hunting in Iowa

The Iowa Senate approved a bill by 43 to 2 to keep non residents banned from hunting deer and turkey and to modify hunting and fishing laws. It would create a three day fishing license for residents and non residents and allow the Conservation Commission a second deer or wild turkey license to Iowans. It would exclude motor vehicles from confiscation and extend free landowner licenses to the owner's immediate family tenants and tenant's family.

Branstad Iowa Conservation Commission North America Iowa Des Moines Senate Terry Branstad The Conservation Commission

Iowa Senate approves secrecy bill for ecological sites

The Iowa Senate gave final approval to a bill allowing state archaeologist and Natural Resources director to keep information on endangered plants and ecologically sensitive sites confidential. The measure, added by Sen. Forrest Schwengel, passed 45-0 after House approval and awaits Gov. Branstad's signature.

Des Moines Iowa Senate Department of Natural Resources Authority House Forrest Schwengels Fairfield Terry Branstad

Widow of slain officer seeks police career in Newton

Julie McPherron 24 plans to return to Des Moines Area Community College for an associate degree in law enforcement. Her husband Daniel McPherren was killed in a Newton shootout after a grocery store robbery last September. Juries convicted Dennis Lamar 38 and Lawrence Gladson 41 of murder and robbery in the officer's death.

Newton Julie McPherron Daniel McPherren

Iowa school districts settle EPA asbestos fines with small payments

Iowa districts have paid as little as 300 dollars on fines up to 20000 dollars for asbestos violations. EPA accepts small payments if records identify asbestos containing buildings and inspections are completed. Eight of twelve districts had paid nothing yet, with tentative agreements to erase most fines.

DES Moines Iowa U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA Kansas City, Mo

House panel to probe Mingo incident sparks ethics review

Des Moines Iowa legislators face ethics scrutiny as the House Ethics Committee plans a meeting later this week to address complaints over a stag party. Rep Jack Holveck urges a rules of conduct and ethics code after the incident in Mingo. Dorothy Shohbek Council Bluffs.

Des Moines House Iowa Jack Holveck Holveck Ed Parker Mingo Woodbury County Paul Jackson Sturgeon Dorothy Shohbek Council Bluffs Shahbek

Iowa House Passes Plan Aiming to Cut Auto Insurance Rates

The Iowa House approved a package requiring a study of savings from a new seat belt law and ordering rate cuts by about 18 million dollars in 1987 if confirmed. Supporters credit lower deaths and injuries with reduced health costs for insurers and consumers. The measure advances to the Senate after minor House changes.

DES Moines House Iowa Terry Branstad Tom Swartz Marshalltown Bruce Foudree

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