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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1982

Page

9

Reagan urges New Federalism despite omissions in Iowa speech

President Reagan addressed the Iowa General Assembly to promote reducing federal spending growth while denying any general budget cuts. Democrats criticized omissions on agriculture and unemployment, while Republicans praised the New Federalism shift and warned of heavy state responsibility.

Ken Sullivan Des Moines Ronald Reagan Iowa General Assembly Washington Reagan Iowa Grassley Congress Senate Lowell Junkins Montrose House Don Avenson D-Oelwein Democratic State Central Committee Doris Peick Cedar Rapids Diana Stadtmueller Monticello Phil Tyrrell North English Tyrrell Bob Rush

Women lawmakers press Reagan aides on issues

Iowa Republican women state lawmakers meet two hours with Reagan aide Judy Peachee in Des Moines. They press for wage equity, welfare work incentives, agriculture pricing and welfare reform, noting New Federalism prompts state feedback.

Des Moines Ronald Reagan Reagan Judy Peachee Sue Yeager Rottumwa Peachee Jo Smith R-Davenport Sue Mullins R-Corwith Mullins Joanne Trucano Trucano National Conference of State Legislators National Governors Association

Abolishing makeup days urged in Iowa legislature

Des Moines lawmakers push forgiving 180 day requirement for weather lost days. Rep Dan Jay cites districts may extend to mid June, disrupting summer plans. DPI signals no current waive. Daggett forms subcommittee to study potential legislation.

Judy Daubenmier Des Moines Dan Jay D-Centerville Cardinal of Eldon Charles Poncy D-Ottumwa Lester Menke Calumet State Department of Public Instruction DPI Gary Olney Olney House Education Committee Horace Daggett R-Lenox

Auto industry halts civilian car production for wartime

On this date in 1942 the American auto industry shut civilian car assembly lines for the duration of World War II and converted to military production, marking a full shift to defense needs.

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