Urban lawmakers push for city aid in farm bailout tradeoff
urban legislators from Des Moines and other cities press for local option taxes road fund reform and mass transit aid in exchange for backing farm aid plans. They warn rural efforts to bail out farmers with state funds must not ignore city needs and vow to push hard for city priorities during the session.
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Judy Daubenmier
Des Moines
ES Moines
Gary Sherzan
Sherzan
Farm Bureau
Dorothy Carpenter
West
Jean Lloyd-Jones
Lown City
Phil Brammer
Cedar Rapids
House Transportation Committee
Jack Woods
Woods
Iowa Farm Bureau
al Sturgeon
Sioux City
Donald Avenson
Doelwein
Avenson
Branstad Backing Public Smoking Bill After Wife's Input
Governor Terry Branstad said he supports a new anti smoking bill designed to ban smoking in all public places and meetings except designated areas. The measure sponsored by Sen. James Wells and Rep. JoAnne Zimmerman would levy a 100 dollar civil fine and apply to stores offices and other public venues.
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Gazette
Des Moines Bureau
Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Branstad
Minnesota
James Wells
Cedar Rapids
JoAnne Zimmerman
Dallas
Centax
Chris Branstad
Wells
Speeder bill heads for House debate
DES MOINES The House Transportation Committee voted 12 2 to send the rich man speeder bill to theHouse floor for debate The bill would exempt speeding 10 mph or less from a driving record but keep it public and require payment of the fine The House version differs from a Senate passed bill that counts first two violations as half toward the three allowed per year.
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Gazette
Des Moines
Bureau
House Transportation Committee
House
Senate
Iowa
Iowa House backs Sept. 1 school opening date
The Iowa House approved a bill allowing school districts to start on September 1 or later, a measure aimed at boosting tourism but drawing opposition over local control. The plan would not take effect until 1986, with Senate concurrence required after House changes.
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Judy Daubenmier
Des Moines
Iowa House
House
Senate
Janet Carl
D-Grinnell
Andrew McKean
R-Morley
Iowa
House Education Committee
Richard Groth
Albert City
AEA
Groth
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
House closes loophole on lascivious acts statute
The Iowa House approved a bill 97 to 0 to criminalize soliciting a child to fondle or touch a person’s genitals, sending the measure to the Senate. Rep. Phil Brammer said the reform fixes a gap that once freed a Benton County man who allegedly paraded nude before a child and asked for contact. Lincoln’s birthday note: 1892 holiday declaration.
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Gazette
Des Moines
Bureau
Iowa House
Benton County
Senate
Phil Brammer
Cedar Rapids
Brammer
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