Branstad appoints 153 to state boards panels and commissions
Governor Branstad names 153 Iowans to state boards and commissions including Toni Lazar to the Economic Development Board. Other appointments span Terrace Hill Commission, Substance Abuse, School Budget Review, Salary Review, Professional Teaching Practices, Prison Industries, Mississippi Parkway, Library, Public Broadcasting, Humanities, Health, Job Training, Arts Council and Capitol Planning Commission with a wide list of named appointees from Des Moines to Cedar Rapids, Burlington and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Newspaper Association
Des Moines
Terry Branstad
Toni Lazar
Iowa Economic Development Board
Lazar
Bill Riley
Terrace Hill
Maurice Baringer
Woodburn
John Fitzgibbon
Harris Hansey
Lake Mills
Karen Bossard
Farmersburg
Harlan Lemon
Paul Pfeffer
Clinton
Jack Stowe
Gladbrook
Herb Ellis
Duane Cottinghamn
Cedar Rapids
Howard Carter
Keokuk
David Cronin
Iowa City
Mavis Kelley
Huxley
Judith Meister
Kingsley
Prison Industries Advisory Board
Carlton Callison
Burlington
Catherine
Ingwersen
DeWitt
Stanley Yacknin
Ames
Mississippi Parkway Planning Commission
Jerome Enzler
Dubuque
Charles Millham
Guttenburg
Pat Parsons
Wapello
Susan Smith
Connie Trarks
Maquoketa
Library Commission
Phyllis Goldberg
Shenandoah
Edward Healy
Robert Riven
Sioux City
Mary Stewart
Iowa Public Broadcasting Board
Dick Canella
Fort Madison
Betty Jean Furgerson
Waterloo
Zoe Gritzner
Robert Harter
Humanities Board
Rose Marie Draheim
Clarion
Susan Neely
John Singer
Health Board
Valisa Berg
Karla Lowerhelps
Cedar Falls
Margaret O’connor
Urbandale
State
Wayne Aspholm
Manson
Bernard Bidne
Northwood
Hurley Hall
Marion
Sonia Johannsen
LaPorte
Bankruptcies filed in Cedar Rapids and Des Moines divisions
A batch of bankruptcy petitions is filed in the Cedar Rapids division listing debt totals, assets, and exemptions for individuals and businesses including Donald J. and Pamela S. Wilson and Frank M. Gilroy. A Des Moines division group includes James W. and Janice A. Childress and Lahann Trucking among others with varied debts and assets. Convenience Consultant Service Inc doing business as PJs QuikNEasy filed for Chapter 11 with substantial debts and assets and no exemption schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.S. Bankruptcy Court
Donald J
Pamela S. Wilson
Todd Hills Rd
Marion
Frank M. Gilroy
Tipton
Pauline M. Gingerich
Route 2
Wellman
Cory
Clutter
David G. Hurst
Iowa City
Drum and Bugle Corps
Michael S
Sally A. Fruechte
Mik-Sal Sports
B Ave
Des Moines
James W
Janice A. Childress
Conutland of
Washington
Iowa St
James O
Jeanne M. Lahann
Lahann Trucking
Route 1
Clinton
Euell S
Barbara S. Hoskins
N. Knobridge
Apt
Coralville
John Jr
Julie Thorndyke
Route 5
Muscatine
Cirilio
Josefina Mendoza
Walnut
Apt. 3
Lloyd J
Sylvia M. Mosley
Orange St
James A. Wright
Bennett
Kelly P
Kathryn C. DeWulf
Wheatland
Dennis Jenville II
S. Clinton St
Convenience Consultant Service Inc
P.J
Iowa Legion Convention Opens in Waterloo July 10 12
Iowa American Legion members converge on Waterloo for the 69th state convention. Department Cmdr. Donald Schrum of Missouri Valley will preside at 4 30 p m July 10. Erwin Van Dyke of Wisconsin delivers the keynote. Mark Ahmann of KTCH Radio speaks at 11 30 a m Saturday. A parade with color guards and school bands caps events. Election of next year’s state officers closes the meeting at noon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mark Ahmann
Ktch Radio
Wayne, Neb
New York Yankees
Ahmann
Nebraska American Legion Public Relations
Legion
Iowa City Plans Conference On Fireworks Victims
Iowa City group promotes a July 15 conference at the public library to spotlight fireworks victims. Organizers from the Committee Against Open Fireworks in Iowa say injuries, fires and even deaths result from illegal fireworks. Speakers include fire departments, law enforcement and the University Hospitals Burn Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Muller
Johnson County
Iowa City
Iowa
Iowa City Public Library
University Hospitals
Nesbitt
Iowa City-area
University of Iowa
U.S
Iowa to open new state historical museum with free admission
Des Moines officials say the $25 million state historical building will open in late October with no admission charge. The old museum closes after Labor Day to move artifacts to the three block west site near the Capitol. permanent exhibits launch in June 1988, with rotating exhibits beginning at opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
David Crosson
Iowa State Historical Society
State Capitol
Crosson
Branstad
Jon Robison
State Office of Historic Preservation
State Archives
State Historical Library
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Pete
Chanda Moser
Moser
Orval G
Lois J. Barnard
Seminole Ave
Robert A. Hedge
Williamsburg
Iowa Legion Convention
National Recreation Rights Group
Special Recreation Inc
Larry Donner
Donner
John A. Nesbitt
New Historical Museum
Judy Daubenmier
Gazette
Cityline
MNO