Polk County Judge Delays Ruling On Branstad Veto
A Polk County judge refuses to rule on Governor Branstad's item veto of a prison bill, leaving the measure in suspense. Page 2A.
28 Feb 1990
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1990
Page
1
A Polk County judge refuses to rule on Governor Branstad's item veto of a prison bill, leaving the measure in suspense. Page 2A.
Calvin Hult man, Senate minority leader, says he will retire from the Iowa Legislature. Junk food sales to students during school hours would be banned under a bill being considered. The Iowa Senate extends the moratorium on farm foreclosures for another year.
The Linn County budget plan increases the county property tax levy slightly, signaling modest revenue changes for the upcoming fiscal year. Details appear on Page 4A.
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The Justice Department indicts Exxon Corp and Exxon Shipping for the Valdez disaster near Alaska, seeking up to 1.6 million in fines and as much as 700 million in additional penalties. Exxon Chairman Rawe vows to defend, and Attorney General Thornburgh notes the plea deal failed.
After a four year struggle the College Community School District won approval for a 4.9 million bond to add an auditorium a larger gym power lab and expand music classrooms at Prairie High School The measure passed 67.5 percent with earlier 5.7 million upgrades already approved and prior referendums having failed. Dennis St Germain praised the district's history making victory at the high school cafeteria.
Farmstead Foods President Keith Barnes says Cedar Rapids and Albert Lea plants could survive with $4.6 million in labor concessions. He told union locals last week to decide by March 5 or the plants may close, despite Farmstead reporting a $5 million loss this year and Deskocil Foods owed over $1.5 million. Barnes appeals for employee support, noting jobs were saved when the company started.
Iowa City police arrested Terry Walker for SR-22 and expired plate charges, taking custody of his two children 3 and 17 months old. Johnson County supervisors ordered an investigation as DHS placed the kids in a foster home over the weekend until contact could be made with the mother.
Dubuque Attorney General Tom Miller formally entered the Democratic gubernatorial race at Loras College promising to make Iowa the best it can be. He attacked incumbent Terry Branstad on leadership while pledging targeted state investments to create 21st century jobs and expand opportunity, environment protection, and anti crime efforts. Miller is not pro choice and will face Lt. Gov. Jo Ann Zimmerman and others in the June primary with Branstad widely expected to announce soon.
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