Utility reform bill eyed by Iowa House Commerce Committee
A sweeping measure to curb utility disconnections between November and April, restrict rate refunds, and require commission elections faces early debate. Lobbyists warn of flaws, while sponsors cite energy management, consumer advocacy, and capped capacity costs as key aims.
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Regents back apartment purchase plan
The State Board of Regents approved the University of Iowa plan to pay 6.5 million dollars to acquire the Mayflower Apartments in Iowa City for dormitory use. The university will issue 7.5 million dollars in dormitory revenue bonds to finance the purchase and fund a 1 million dollar heating system replacement and improvements, with finalization hoped by May 31.
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U of I Secures 2 Million Line of Credit for Research Equipment
The University of Iowa approved a 2 million dollar standby line of credit with Iowa-Des Moines National Bank to fund research equipment purchases aimed at attracting grants. Loans range from 50 thousand to five years, can be prepaid without penalty, and may be canceled with 60 days notice.
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Iowa Seeks $1.47 Million to Grow Tourism by 1988
New York consultant Tom Davidson presents a plan to the Iowa Travel Council to spend 1.47 million dollars next year to attract three traveler groups. The strategy targets 1.25 million visitors by 1988, forecasting 160 million dollars in food lodging and other spending and 51 500 jobs from tourism growth. Governor Branstad supports tourism expansion despite a 650 000 dollar budget proposed by the legislature.
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Gazette
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Travel Council
New York
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Davidson-Peterson Associates Inc
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Terry Branstad
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