Arts funding under fire at Iowa Cultural Caucus
National Endowment for the Arts chair John Frohnmayer urged Iowans to defend arts funding against political pressure. He argued cultural conflict shapes society and defended Mapplethorpe and Serrano exhibits as artistic excellence despite criticism, noting a $45,000 budget cut and urging public letters to congressmen.
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Iowa House approves ag health center proposal at UI
The Iowa House approved an 82 to 2 measure to establish an agricultural health and safety center at the University of Iowa. The center would work with Iowa State University and the Department of Public Health to reduce farm injuries and illnesses. Opponents warned of added bureaucracy without solving safety issues.
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Democrats prepare to cut state budget by at least 34 million
Iowa Democrats plan closed door talks to finalize the first round of spending cuts totaling at least 34 million to balance a 51 million revenue shortfall. Senate leader Hutchins warned jobs may be left unfilled as lawmakers seek adjustments for fiscal 1991 with Gov Branstad urging a revised plan and options on the table.
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Branstad predicts GOP gains in Iowa Legislature
Gazelle Des Moines bureau The Iowa Republican Party has recruited quality candidates for state offices and stands a good chance to gain seats in the General Assembly, Gov. Terry Branstad said Monday. He predicted substantial Republican gains due to strong candidates on the ballot as 1990 elections approach.
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