Farmers oppose Urbana to Waterloo I 380 route plan
At a public hearing on the 114 percent mile Raymond alternate for the I 380 corridor from Urbana to the Black Hawk County line, farmers organized against the route, arguing it would take farm land and disrupt drainage. The group warns widescale condemnations and favors an Independence linked alternative.
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Urbana
Black Hawk
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Farmland Preservation Association
Keith Mossman
Vinton
Iowa Department of Transportation
Mossman
Fort Dodge
Independence
IDOT
Clare Sloan
Brandon
Farmland Group
Hope Rogers
Benton County
Vinton Bridge
Ross Wiley
Walker
Raymond
John Deere Co
Dave Boyles
James Loy
Idot District Six
Charles Lichty
LaPorte City
Loy
Butch Munn
Iowa House Tightens Veto on Medicaid Abortion Restrictions
The House Budget Committee advanced language tying abortion limits to the $78.65 million Medicaid appropriation making vetoes difficult for Gov. Ray. The panel also allowed aid for abortions when the mother’s health is at stake or in cases of rape or incest, or when the fetus is severely impaired, signaling a conference committee fight as the session ends.
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Des Moines
House Budget Committee
Robert Ray
Senate
House
Ray
ERA amendment gains final first round approval in Iowa House
The Iowa House approved by 78-16 a proposed equal rights amendment with Senate language, sending it to the next General Assembly and voters. The measure would ban gender-based discrimination and add "and women" to Article I, Section 1, while opponents warn of unintended effects. A senator added compelling state interest language to justify sex distinctions, and a GOP representative's bid to rescind ratification if voters reject the amendment failed 19-5.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
House
Senate
General Assembly
Kenneth Miller
Independence
Iowa Senate approves ethics influence bill with disclosure rules
The Iowa Senate advanced an influence peddling bill 28 to 19, aiming to curb gifts and financial ties for public officials. It requires gifts over 5 dollars to be disclosed, bans daily gifts over 50 dollars and yearly over 100, and mandates financial interest statements for state and some local officials.
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Des Moines
Robert Rush
Cedar Rapids
Senate
Rush
House
Bush
Iowa
Treasury
Roger Shaff
Comanche
Chamber
Film workshop comes to Vinton students from Lexington director
Fourth grade students in Vinton will host Yvonne Anderson, director of the Yellow Ball film workshop in Lexington, for a week of animated film making. She will also lead a workshop for educators Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at West Elementary School, sponsored by the Iowa Arts Council with help from WaMac schools and the Grant Wood Area Education Agency.
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Yvonne Anderson
Yellow Ball Film Workshop
Lexington
Mass
Vinton School
West
Iowa Arts Council
WaMac
Grant Wood Area
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