Iowa Senators Engage in Military Budget Battle
Iowa's U S Senators Culver and Clark plan active floor and cloakroom roles as the Senate weighs a 25 billion Pentagon procurement authorization. Culver helped trim 4.8 billion from the measure and urged further cuts, arguing security hinges on military strength, citizen resolve, and strong domestic institutions. He cited NATO inspections as a concern, calling the alliance setup a mockery and advocating meaningful fighting force reforms.
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Area One Voc Tech to award GED certificates to 100 adults
About 100 adults will receive high school equivalency certificates at the 1975 GED graduation ceremonies at Area One Voc-Tech on Thursday. Dr L Proctor of Oelwein will be the featured speaker, recounting his path from high school to college. The certificates denote knowledge equivalent to the average high school graduate, earned by passing the GED tests through the Department of Public Instruction. Many graduates prepared by attending adult basic education classes.
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Bills Digest: Iowa Senate passes varied measures
In Des Moines bills move through the Iowa Senate and House. Measures include SF536 allowing electronic banking transfers by state financial institutions, SF518 creating a child support unit, SF523 funding legislative agencies, HF498 penalizing false odometer statements, SF167 classroom hair rules, SF530 defining district court clerk powers, SF541 probate code tweaks, SF558 restricting hearing aid dealers, HF795 tuition calculation for out of district students, HF799 employee immunity, HF820 officer authority for oaths and testimony. Also a 20 years ago note on a penny tax shift, HF812 appointing aging and civil rights directors, SF154 principal contracts, SF206 licensing changes for barbers and cosmetologists, and HF893 boosting property tax reimbursements for low income elderly and disabled.
Cedar Rapids Gazette 1883 Establishment and Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette was established in 1883 by The Gazette Co and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE, Cedar Rapids IA 52406. Subscription rates are listed for carrier, mail, and out of state options, with various weekly and annual prices and restrictions on mail subscriptions in Gazette carrier areas.
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Push Social Services Split Up Des Moines lawmakers weigh agency break up
Sentiment grows in the legislature to reorganize the state department of social services into four or five agencies. A senate interim study resolution, signed by 28 senators, signals support for breaking up the agency while noting no partisan fault with Social Services Commissioner Kevin Burns. The department, consolidating two prior agencies, oversees prisons, mental health and numerous facilities, and its broad scope fuels calls for division into corrections, mental health and retardation, assistance programs, and licensing.
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Notable duties of the department on welfare aid
The department currently administers aid to dependent children and child welfare, along with emergency relief, family and adult service programs, and other forms of public welfare assistance.
Czech president change news hits Iowa house
In Des Moines a Christian Science Monitor notice sparked talk that Husak may replace Svoboda in Czechoslovakia. Iowa reps Emil Husak and Linda Svoboda say no relation to the Czech leaders. Black Hawk County lawmakers received telegrams urging attention during a medical malpractice insurance bill debate.
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