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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1998

Page

6

Corbett optimistic on death penalty prospects in Iowa House

Iowa House Speaker Ron Corbett said he is increasingly optimistic lawmakers will debate and pass a death penalty bill this session with Democratic votes. He predicted 51 or 52 votes and noted several Democrats may support it, signaling pressure on the Senate if the measure advances. Democratic Leader David Schrader questioned whether the issue will be taken up this session.

Gazette Des Moines Bureau DES Moines Ron Corbett House Cedar Rapids Republican Senate David Schrader Monroe Michael Cataldo Corbett Washington Iowa Siegrist Stewart Iverson Iverson Dick Drake Muscatine Committee Transportation Darrell Rensink Drake

Iowans Read Death Penalty Debate In Capitol

Lawmakers weigh the death penalty as Senate leadership counts supporters and opponents. Rep. Michael Cataldo notes a serious look at a pending Senate proposal but doubts passage. Sen. Andy McKean says 26 votes are not yet reached, with 21 to 22 supporters. Paul Stanfield argues the Senate margin appears decisive in an election year.

Senate Andy McKean Anamosa Senate Judiciary Committee McKean Paul Stanfield House

Iowa lawmakers to put education first in session

Republicans and Democrats agreed that education tops Iowa’s 1998 legislative agenda. They urged smaller class sizes, better infrastructure, and targeted funding while cautioning against overreliance on outside control. Gov Branstad will outline priorities in a State address as sessions proceed.

Branstad Iowa House Brent Siegrist Council Bluffs David Schrader Monroe Schrader Senate Mike Gronstal

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