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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1989

Page

10

Iowa 73rd General Assembly Senate Leaders Named

The 73rd Iowa General Assembly opens with Democrats and Republicans selecting leaders. C W Hutchins returns as Senate majority leader and Cal Hultman as minority floor leader. Thomas Mann is elected president pro tempore. Senators and aides listed include Horn Husak Lloyd-Jones and Corning Fuhrman Jensen among others.

Senate C.W Bill) Hutchins Audubon Cal Hultman Red Oak Sen Thomas Mann Des Moines George Kinley Wally Horn Cedar Rapids Jean Lloyd-Jones Iowa City Emil Husak Iowa Senate General Assembly

Capitol View and Parking Directions in Des Moines Iowa

The Iowa Capitol sits on a hill near East Ninth Street between Grand and Walnut avenues with several public parking lots nearby. From Interstate 235 take the 14th or 15th Street exit and proceed to 14th Street continuing south. then turn right onto Grand or Walnut avenues.

Des Moines East Ninth Street Grand and Walnut Avenues Iowa Capitol Statehouse 15Th Street 14Th Street Grand

How a bill becomes a state law

The process starts with an idea and a drafted bill by the Legislative Service Bureau. It moves through filing, committee subwork, full committee review, chamber calendar placement, and potential debate before identical passage in both chambers and final governor action.

Legislative Service Bureau House Senate

House Leadership Shifts Mark Iowa House Roster

The Iowa House sees few leadership changes with Don Avenson reelected as speaker and Robert Arnould as majority floor leader. New assistant leaders Kay Chapman and Louis Muhlbauer join Florence Buhr and John Groninga. Minority leaders Tub Bennett retained, new assistants Mary Lundby Tom Miller and Brent Siegrist. Salary rises announced for representatives. terms remain two years.

William Brand Vinton Joel Brown Chariton Dave Hibbard Booneville Glen Jesse Mitchelville Jim Lyham Davenport Dolores Mertz Ottosen Joyce Nielsen Cedar Rapids Mark Shearer Columbus Junction Bradly Banks Westfield Bob Kistler Fairfield Gregory Spenner Mount Pleasant Bill Trent Muscatine House Don Avenson D-Oelwein Robert Arnould Delwyn Stromer R-Garner Florence Buhr Des Moines John Groninga Mason City Kay Chapman Louis Muhlbauer Dmanilla Wayne Bennett Galva Mary Lundby Marion Tom Miller Cherokee Brent Siegrist Council Bluffs House of Representatives Iowa House of Representatives General Assembly Jack Holveck Daniel Jay Centerville Mitchellville Thomas Jochum Dubuque Paul Johnson Decorah Don Knapp Cascade Dee Koenigs McIntire Dennis May Kensett Wayne McKinney Jr Waukee Manilla Jack Beaman Osceola Clifford Branstad Thompson Dorothy Carpenter West Des Moines Betty Jean Clark Rockwell Ron Corbett Horace Daggett Kent Kenneth DeGroot Doone Marvin Diemer Cedar Falls Russell Eddie Storm Lake Teresa Garman Ames Roger Halvorson Monona Darrell Hanson Manchester William Harbor Henderson Donald Hermann Bettendorf Joan Hester Honey Creek Joseph Kremer Jesup Raymond Lageschulte Waverly Ruhl Maulsby Rockwell City Andy McKean Anamosa Janet Metcalf Wendell Pellett Atlantic Dan Petersen Leroy Plasier Sioux Center Bob Renken Aplington

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