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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

29 Mar 1980

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1980

Page

5

Primary election battles for Legislature set

Eastern Iowa faces crowded races as candidates file by deadline. In the 71st House district former holder Emil Husak opens the seat for Senate, with two Democrats Mary Hartnett and Gordon Earley challenging, and three Republicans David Wulf Gregg Edwards and Burt Nardie vying for the vacancy. The 38th Senate district vacancy draws four Republicans in addition to a Democrat.

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Des Moines Iowa House of Representatives Emil Husak Husak Senate Joann Orr Grinnell Mary Hartnett Gordon E. Earley Malcom David Wulf Tama Gregg Edwards Burt E. Nardie Toledo Orr C. Eugene Long Montezuma Bruce Ostrom Hartwick Dean Morse North English Charles Dunham Deep River John Patchett North Liberty David E. Osterberg Mount Vernon George Petrick Floyd Millen Farmington Edwin Kelley Fairfield William R. Sullivan Cantril Millen Dale Hibbs Iowa City Douglas Bell Demorats Minnette Doderer Michael W. Burns Pat Gilroy Doderer House Nancy Shimanek Robert Steen Monticello Don Knapp Cascade Andy McKeen Morley David Rosheim Maquoketa Patrick Haggerson Anamosa James Wells Cedar Rapids Cloyd Robinson Richard Running James Moore Wells George Swearingen Sigourney James Gallagher D-Jesup Maurice Stoneman Independence Richard Drake Muscatine Sen Forrest
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Iowa Legislature Moves On Bond Rates and Housing Plans

Iowa lawmakers this week advanced a 3 percent increase in interest on tax exempt government bonds and a bill to raise car loan rates to 18 percent. The House backed an Iowa Family Enterprise Development Act to fund up to 200 million in bonds for beginning farmers or small businesses, plus a housing finance expansion adding 250 million to aid low interest loans and solar development. A soil conservation measure and a peak load management proposal also passed, while debates over franchise taxes and parimutuel betting continued. Several contested primaries and candidate filings across Eastern Iowa highlighted the near end of the session.

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Des Moines Iowa Senate House Robert D. Ray Iowa Housing Finance Authority Gov. Bay The Commerce Commission Kirkwood Ways and Means Committee Ray
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