Legislature Likely To Miss School Funding Deadline
Iowa lawmakers face a likely miss of the 2013 14 school year funding deadline. The Senate backed a 4 percent rise in state aid and categorical funding for 2014, while House Republicans prefer revamping the forward funding law and oppose the Senate plan. The bill would boost per pupil aid by about 240 dollars and raise total state spending, with critics calling the move political theater. Names include Rob Hogg and Mark Chelgren. Departments include the Iowa Senate and House Republicans. Locations include Des Moines and Cedar Rapids. Date context centers on July 1 2013 fiscal year start and the 2014 budget year.
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Iowa Senate pushes motion to reinstate death penalty
In Des Moines Senate Republicans seek to revive capital punishment for adults who kill during rape or kidnapping amid Democratic opposition. Gov Branstad backs limited death penalty in some cases, noting capital punishment ended in Iowa in 1965 with Victor Fegtler's 1965 execution.
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Kadyn’s Law pushes tougher penalties for bus passing
Iowa Senate panel backs Kadyn’s Law to stiffen penalties for drivers who illegally pass school buses. The bill, inspired by Kadyn Halverson’s death, would raise first offense fines and add jail time, plus harsher penalties for injuries or deaths. An educational component and graduated suspensions accompany the bill as it moves toward a full Senate vote.
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Iowa House debates gun rights and nuclear power limits
The Iowa House considered a constitutional amendment to strengthen gun rights, with Rep Clel Baudler pushing for action soon. A subcommittee approved a measure restricting nuclear weapons by banning reprocessing at energy facilities, while quotes from lawmakers and a note on radio interoperability highlighted ongoing infrastructure costs.
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