Legislators Seek Branstad Backing for ISU Home Economics Plan
A group of Pim mountain rive lawmakers met with Governor Branstad on Tuesday to urge a $200000 allocation for ISU College of Home Economics Building improvements. They said current facilities are inadequate and project priority has slipped on the Regents list.
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Terry Branstad
College of Home Economics
Iowa State University
Board of Regents
Metro-Iowa
Senate OKs separate coaching contracts in Iowa education bill
Iowa Senate backed allowing school districts to issue separate coaching contracts for coaches not required to be certified teachers. The measure aims to address coaches who cannot teach while expanding boards' authority over teacher termination procedures and adding annual evaluations for tenured staff. The late vote drew party lines with 34 support and 15 Republicans opposing.
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Iowa Senate
Art Small
Iowa City
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House of Representatives
Joe Brown
D-Montezuma
Iowa
Senate amends Branstad health cost bill in Iowa
Senate debated health cost containment measures after House approval. The bill creates a health data commission, loosens staff restrictions for pathologists and radiologists, requires two thirds of Blue Cross Blue Shield directors to be subscribers, and allows outpatient reimbursements. Debate resumes in morning.
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Senate
Health Data Commission
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Gazette issues clarifications on city council and interchanges
The Gazette corrects a Tuesday article saying Cedar Rapids council kept the 42nd Street interchange closed. The council voted 3 to 2 to open it, while the decision to keep it closed came from the Regional Planning Commission and the Iowa DOT.
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Cedar Rapids
42Nd Street
Regional Planning Commission
Iowa Department of Transportation
County protest over DSS misflow of funds to Linn County
Linn County faces more than 100000 dollars in delayed federal funds for mental health and state office rental costs from the Iowa Department of Social Services. Supervisors plan to protest to the State Appeals Board while awaiting payments for the second and third quarters of 1982.
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Linn County Conservation Board
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Glenn White
Marion
Iowa
Linn County
James Hennessey
Iowa District Court
Mary Burke
Iowa Department of Social Services
Jean Oxley
Federal
Ken Schriner
Joe Rinas
Oxley
State Appeals Board
C R girl to join her brother at West Point
Judy Swarzyk a LaSalle High School senior from 65 West Post Road NW will join her brother Brian in West Point as the class of 1985 cadet. Judy, 17, secured the appointment announced by Sen. Roger Jepsen, aiming to major in chemical engineering and work on nuclear warfare while pursuing computer systems interests.
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Judy Swarzyk
U.S. Army Military Academy
West Point
Brian
Judy
West Post Road NW
Roger Jepsen
LaSalle High School
Thaddeus J. Swarzyk
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