Ray vetoes barrier to alcohol treatment access in Iowa
Gov. Robert Ray exercised an item veto on two bills from the Iowa legislature. He struck a section in the social services appropriation affecting voluntary admissions to alcohol treatment and vetoed three items from the legislative budget bill. He said the section could block access to care and undermine patient rights. The veto also removed mandates for real estate transactions and capital expenditures oversight, leaving the executive council as the sole approver for such actions.
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Indians Set Meeting on Fund Split
Sac and Fox groups from Tama Oklahoma Kansas Missouri plan a Kansas City meeting Saturday to decide how to share 15 million dollars awarded for land ceded in the 1800s. Congress left the distribution to the tribes with prior distributions in 1969 and a current balance for education projects and community needs at Tama.
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Surplus of qualified Iowa teachers, ISEA president says
DES MOINES UPI The newly elected Iowa State Education Assn president Walter Galvin says salary and working condition upgrades have yielded a surplus of qualified teachers for the first time in years. He notes misassignment remains a major Iowa problem and urges policy to limit teachers to prepared subjects. The improved supply stems from enrollment declines, tax freezes, and NEA/ISEA efforts.
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Iowa medical student wins national pharmacology essay prize
Jon D. Gibson a University of Iowa medical student won one of two national prizes in pharmacology essay contest receiving $200 and an all expense paid trip to the fall meeting of the American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics in Burlington VI Gibson is son of Don and Mrs Gibson 431 Brown St Iowa City a Valley High School Des Moines graduate who earned a BA from Iowa in 1969 His research focused on drug induced liver disease under Dr Robert J Roberts assistant professor in the medical college department of pharmacology.
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Driver Charged with Leaving Crash Scene in Tama
Leo Morgan of Tama Indian settlement was charged with leaving the scene of a damaged vehicle crash after his car sideswiped another on old highway 30 at 1 30 a m The other driver George M Corum 16 rural Tama pursued the vehicle but could not stop due to potholes Morgan pled guilty in Mayor Jim Sorensen s court and paid a 55 fine The incident was reported to sheriffs deputies who found the damaged car Sunday morning and Mor gan later Sunday evening The report notes a separate program The Mod Squad on Channel 9 at 6 30 p m about a loan shark case involving a farm boy s father.
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UIC Implements Recovery Plan After Bad Storm
Upper Iowa University moves ahead despite thousands in damages and the loss of nearly 50 trees from the tornadic storm. A recovery committee will fundraise and replace trees, with stumps removed by July 26 and new plantings by Homecoming on October 16.
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Venue Change Okayed In Two Tama Cases
Mayor Jim Sorensen granted changes of venue for two Tama cases. Jack Kukpa, 21, Chelsea, is charged with contributing to the delinquency of minors by providing beer to them. Barry Prusha, 18, Tama, is charged with illegal possession of beer. Both were arrested July 5 at the junction of highways 30 and 63 in Toledo and pled not guilty in Sorensen's court. The venue move was requested to Justice of the Peace Ray Crawford in Tama.
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Swerves Car To Miss Animal Youth Killed in Clear Lake
A 19 year old Clear Lake youth, James Keith, was killed early Tuesday after swerving to avoid an animal in the road. His vehicle was struck by Frederick Wills, 34, of Clear Lake, officials said.
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Griswold youth dies in Cass County car crash
A 16 year old youth from Griswold, Craig Shaffer, was killed Monday night in a one car crash on a Cass County road one mile south of here. Authorities said the car went out of control and hit a ditch.
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