No Decision on Iowa Historical Dispute Emotions delay action on working agreement
Iowa state historical board tabled action on a proposed working agreement with the State Historical Society Inc to settle assets and authority. The board will revisit July 20 after review by Martyn Neeley and George Murray, with Gov. Robert Ray’s veto decision on SF 1126 looming and debate over endowment and publications clauses continuing.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Historical Board
Mondiy
State Historical Society, Inc
Martyn Neeley
George Murray
State Historical Department
Richard Thomas
Uoardehainnan
Robert Raynter
Thomas
He Cady
Historical Department
Society Corporation
State Historical Society of Iowa
Department of History and Archives
Division of Historic Preservation
State Historical Society
Iowa
Itx
Iowa State Historical Department
Ray
Robert Ray
Dennis Nagel
Nagel
Iowa State Historical
Iowa City
State Historical Board
First National Bank of
Boar
Souitty
State Board
Society
Neeley
Peter Harstad
Harstad
Gov. Ray
OSHA fines city in fire department tragedy
OSHA prescribed a minimum $900 penalty to the city for the firemen tragedy citing safety lapses and survivable risks. The report notes possible appeal within 15 days and hints lawsuits may follow as families of the deceased firemen offered no comment on legal action.
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OSHA
Addy
Dave McGuire
Welding Flaws Put Alaska Pipeline Testing On Hold
Washington AP report notes welding flaws in the Alaska pipeline could trigger new court actions if Alyeska seeks to use acoustic testing on buried welds. About 3955 welds in 89 foot sections were flawed or approved by phony X rays, with 2000 welds left to fix and 416 hard to reach. A whistleblower said he was told to falsify inspection photos. The federal government and Alyeska require X rays for every weld but acoustic testing could waive this rule.
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Alyeska
House
Energy and Power
Congress
Peter Kelley
Tax Cut Extension Stalemate Broken
Washington lawmakers clash over extending the 1970s tax cuts as amendments seek to raise taxes on the wealthy and businesses by over 3 billion annually. Senate split over budget committee authority ends four day dispute, delaying a decision on extending last year’s individual tax cuts.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Russell Lang
Finance Committee
Edmond Muskie
Maine
Lang
Budget Committee
Muskie
Althowh Long
Dudget
Muskig
Finance
Long
T Ie
Patel
Firace
Grant Wood agency sets grant totals and budget plans
The Grant Wood area education agency board on Monday approved federal and state grants totaling 86 608 and authorized applying for 96 000 more. Funds include 42 300 for environmental education for teachers, 26 108 for a drug abuse program, 10 000 to finance a career information system coordinator, and 8 400 for a Vietnamese language program. They also planned an 80 000 federal reading center and a 36 000 three year grant for Camp Courage with Keystone. The board noted the agency will finish its first year in the black and allocated 13 677 from farm land rental to four districts. Closed session discussed negotiations for a contract dispute with the Grant Wood Education Assn.
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Grant Wood Area
State Department of Public Instruction
Department of Health, Eduction
Dwight Bode
Adninistrator
Bode
Arma
Camp Courage
Keystone Area Education Agency
Dieague
Boden
Coralville Reservoir
Solon Community
College Community
Clear Creek
Iowa City
Kirkwood Community College
Grant Wood
Kirkwood
Grant Wood Education Assn
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C. R. Kitchen
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Lindale Plaza
Ind Ave
Whitewall
D Drick
Silvertown
Bigg
Wadacia Blackwalia
Nis
Moslet Gharge
SanAmericard
American Express
Giners Club
Carle Blanche
Goodnah Teres
As &F
Goodneh
Begoodrich
B.F. Goodrich
Monstru Fz
Ato
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