Informational Picketing by Iowa State Employees in Cedar Rapids
About 40 to 50 AFSCME state workers in Cedar Rapids will picket at noon in front of the Health Center building to press for wage talks and good faith bargaining as the 1981 legislative session opens. Other pickets across the state target the Statehouse in Des Moines while emphasizing informational aims.
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Cedar Rapids
Third Ave. SE
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Union
Job Service of
Iowa
Department of Social Services
State Liquor Stores
Division of Rehabilitation, Education and Services
Department of Revenue
Department of Transportation
Lori Miller
DSS
Statehouse
Des Moines
Kirkwood Community College
Afscme
Miller
Johnson, Jones
Benton
Washington
Linn
Cal Auger
Iowa State Reformatory
Anamosa
Reformatory
Auger
Mental Health Institute of Independence
Ron Ceibert
Deibert
Carter
Four die on Iowa roads in holiday weekend crashes
United Press International reports Iowa law enforcement tallies four fatalities on state highways over the weekend. Victims included Cherie Stafford 31 of San Bernardino California killed when a semi hit her car on I 80 in Des Moines.
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United Press International
Lowa
Iowa
Iowa Highway Patrol
Cherie Stafford
San Bernadino
Calif
Interstate 80
Des Moines
Stafford
Dawn Marshall
Rovent
Ohio
Shawn
George Sadek
IHP
O’brien
Moneto
Iowa DEQ seeks balance between development and preservation
The reorganized Iowa Department of Environmental Quality plans a middle road between industry growth and environmental protection. Four farmers on the nine member commission urge broad support while critics fear reduced environmental safeguards. The panel prioritizes locating a suitable hazardous waste disposal site as new federal rules push Iowa to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Department of Environmental Quality
Clark Yeager
Ottumwa
Ann Frenzen
Cedar Rapids
Marty Hock
Citizens United For Responsible Energy
CURE
Air, Water and Solid Waste
DEQ
Iowa
IPBN Faces Programming Cut In Public TV Funding
Iowa Public Television Network cuts programming funds by about 10 percent as a result of a state budget directive. The $44,000 reduction from a $456,000 programming budget leads to layoffs, delayed Sunday morning programming, and postponed equipment maintenance, worrying board members about lower quality and outdated gear.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Jolly Ann Davidson
Clarinda
Robert Ray
Gary Koerselman
Sioux City
Two Men Charged in Garrison Bank Robbery Case
Benton County sheriff authorities say Craig Schultz and Richard Cheney will be charged with the December 12 Garrison branch robbery. Both held at Hampton jail on 100000 bond. No injuries. Undisclosed money taken, suspects fled in a red pickup.
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Vinton
Benton County
Craig Allen Schultz
Charles City
Richard Lee Cheney
Cedar Falls
Garrison
State Bank of
Iowa
Hampton
Alexander
Latimer State Bank
Franklin
Floyd County
FBI
Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation
Franklin County Attorney's Office
Iowa State Patrol
Garrison Bank
24 New Iowa Legislators Take Office in Open Session
Iowa welcomes 24 new legislators today forming about a sixth of total members as incumbents largely return. The cohort includes former House members moving to the Senate and a mix of fresh faces across parties in Des Moines.
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DES Moines
Iowa
House
Senate
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Edina
Clifford Sheets
Arlington
Texas
Hock
Larry Crane
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IPBN
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Cheney
Shell Rock
George L. Fall
Iowa House of Representatives
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Emil Husak
Toledo
James Wells
Don Doyle
Minnette Doderer
Iowa City
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Dottumwa
Marcia Walter
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Elvie Dreeszen
R-Cushing
Richard Vande Hoef
R-Harris
Ted Anderson
Caterloo
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Richard Running
Allan Sturgeon
William Sullivan
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