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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1992

Page

12

Branstad Eyes Reappointment of Lepley as Education Chief

Iowa Governor Branstad will reappoint William Lepley as director of the Department of Education. He expects Senate confirmation despite opposition from rural advocates and conservatives who challenge Lepley’s emphasis on large districts, global education, and social engineering as part of the curriculum.

Branstad Lepley Rod Boshart Kurt Rogahn Wazette Sian Nens Iowa Richard Vohs Senate Alition Department of Education Brinkmann Tipton William Diedrichsen Diedrichsen Vinton Everett Hidlebaugh Robert Benton State Board of Education Hidlebaugh Ron Fielder Grant Wood Area Education Agency Stephen Daeschner Cedar Rapids Bill Daeschner

Basic skills tests sought for 3 grades in Iowa

Two Iowa House Republicans propose mandatory minimum achievement standards for third, seventh, and tenth grades. The plan would require the Department of Education to develop competencies and an assessment method by July 1, 1994, with implementation in 1995. Senator Siegrist notes some students pass without mastering basic skills.

Gazette Des Moines Bureau DES Moines Iowa Stewart Iverson Jr R-Dows Brent Siegrist Council Bluffs State Department of Education Siegrist

Welsh seeks dismissal of ethics charges in Iowa case

State Senator Joe Welsh filed documents asking the Senate secretary to drop ethics charges. He argues the Senate Ethics Committee lacks authority to resume the probe after previously abandoning the case. The action comes as the committee plans to set a hearing date on Welsh ties to the Iowa Trust Fund scandal and his role with Institutional Treasury Management Inc.

Des Moines Joe Welsh Welsh Senate Ethics Committee Dubuque Iowa Senate Institutional Treasury Management Inc California

Cleanup urged for NE Iowa tire dumps near Lawler and Waucoma

State officials warn of a potential Fort Dodge type tire dump in northeast Iowa with 52 000 outdoor tires at two sites near Lawler and Waucoma. DeVoe must change storage methods within 30 days while commissioners push rapid resolution and consider fire lanes fences and other safety measures.

Jazene Des Moines Fort Dodge Iowa Holis DeVoe Oelwein Lawler Waucoma State Environmental Protection Commission Murphy DeVoe Allan Stokes Environmental Protection Division State Department of Natural Resources Environmental Protection Commission Stokes

Eighth graders launch Halley’s comet probe at Challenger Center

Des Moines eighth graders at Brody Junior High completed Iowa’s first Halley’s comet mission at the Challenger Learning Center. Students navigated a simulated spacecraft, learned about artificial gravity, and assembled a probe to be launched toward the comet.

Challenger Learning Center Des Moines Brody Junior Iowa Debbie Curry Curry Space Station Brody Challenger Iowa Science Center

Iowa Food Stamp Use Stays High Versus Last Year

Des Moines reports January food stamp coupons issued to 193 381 Iowans totaling 12 05 million. Recipients up 2 348 in seven months, with year over year aid 20 percent higher. Average per recipient 62 30, up from December and above January 1991.

Gazette Des Moines Bureau Des Moines Iowa State Department of Human Services DHS

Iowa Senate Democrats propose new juvenile offender category

Seven Senate Democrats outlined a multi item plan to expand juvenile justice options for ages 16 to 21. Proposals include waiving older juveniles to adult court, directing serious offenders to boot camp, and creating a RICO style statute to curb youth gang activity. Additional measures cover fingerprint retention, emergency shelters, chronic run away units, licensed capacity boosts for residential facilities, after care services, and mentorship programs costing about 400 per juvenile.

Rod Boshart Des Moines Bureau Des Moines Senate Democrats Iowa Senate Michael Gronstal Council Bluffs Eldora

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