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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1984

Page

11

Lawmaker seeks tax checkoff for Capitol repairs

Iowa lawmakers consider adding a checkoff on state income tax forms to fund the 100 year old Capitol restoration. Sen. Jim Gallagher notes ongoing needs and cites Gov. Branstad's support, with potential annual funds of $300,000 to over $600,000.

Capitol Repairs Gazette Des Moines Jim Gallagher D-Jesup Terry Branstad Iowa Gallagher Capitol Branstad

Iowa lawmakers weigh tax credit to boost child car seats

In Des Moines legislators debate a broad child restraint bill with protests over a required 6 year old limit, pickup truck safety and jogger reflector rules. An alternative centers on a $10 state income tax credit for purchasing child restraints and insurer premium reductions for households with exposed youngsters. Proponents say tax shifts will lift sales and improve safety. opponents warn of revenue loss and doubtful insurer pass through.

Sue Des Moines Iowa Senate Transportation Committee Joe Welsh D-Dubuque Senate Welsh Richard Drake R-Muscatine Senate Appropriations Committee

EPA to test emissions at Iowa utilities and ISU plant

The EPA will test sulfur dioxide emissions at Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. Marshalltown plant, Pella Municipal Electric Co. plant, and ISU campus plant within two months. The tests aim to enforce tougher federal standards, with possible $7 million fuel-cost increases for IE if Marshalltown fails. Iowa coal’s high sulfur content drives acid rain concerns and stricter rules.

Des Moines Environmental Protection Agency Iowa Iowa State University EPA Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Marshalltown Pella ISA Iowa Energy Policy Council Iowa Electric

Culver Stumps for Kopel in Dubuque Event

Former Sen John Culver will appear for Merle Kopel in Dubuque at the Dubuque Inn at 10 a.m. brunch served. Kopel seeks the Democratic nomination for Iowa 2nd District. A 7: 30 p.m. Feb 4 fundraiser and dance at Cedar Rapids hall offers free beer wine cheese and a Nassau Bahamas trip prize with reservations via 364 7734.

Dubuque Kopel United Food and Commercial Workers Hall 14Th Ave. SE Cedar Rapids Nassau Bahamas

Deaf school bus purchase sparks budget law dispute

Iowa Senate leaders spar over the Iowa School for the Deaf using a timing ploy to buy a new bus. Auditor Johnson says funds were misused and should be returned, while regents officials defend the action as needed to replace an unreliable vehicle.

Des Moines Senate Finance Committee Iowa School For the Deaf Norman Rodgers D-Adel State Board of Regents Richard Johnson Arthur Small O-Ilowa City Senate Appropriations Committee Johnson Treasury R. Wayne Richey Regents Richey

Tainted gas spreads to 40 Iowa stations

About 270000 gallons of tainted unleaded gasoline affected 40 stations in Iowa, up from 31. Water and fertilizer were found in 26 stations. 14 more were notified Tuesday night. Tanks will be emptied and cleaned, with cleanup completed at 26 sites. Williams Pipeline will cover costs.

Iowa City James O’connor Weights and Measures Division Iowa Department of Agriculture Williams Pipeline Co Coralville O’connor Pipeline Company Petroleum Equipment & Service Inc Marion Cedar Rapids Victor Ladora Keystone West Amana South Amana Wilton Muscatine Ray Pullen Tulsa Okla

Iowans picked as Demo delegates

The three Iowa Democratic House members were named regional delegates to the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. Berkley Bedell and Neal Smith were designated for Iowa, while Tom Harkin planned to seek a state seat. Dorgan and Daschle conceded their seats to Iowa, citing few Democrats in the Dakotas.

David Lynch Gazette Washington Reporter Washington Iowa Democratic House San Francisco Berkley Bedell Neal Smith Tom Harkin Byron Dorgan Thomas Daschle D-S.d Dorgan Daschle Dakotas House Democratic Caucus

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