Campaign Disclosure Bill Moves Through Iowa Senate Subcommittee
Iowa senators study campaign disclosure bills to require county and state candidates to file expense reports. Chairman Jack Nystrom aims to draft a bipartisan measure conforming to federal law while opposing spending limits and stressing public access to who finances campaigns. Senator Gene Glenn supports full disclosure and limits to curb shadow committees.
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Legislature Home Bill Surprise in Iowa House
In Des Moines Democrats forced a home owner liability bill from the judiciary panel by invoking a floor rule, while Republicans blocked further action with adjournment. Nielsen pushed the bill to bar mechanic liens when homeowners pay suppliers. House fights over extending committee possession and delaying more bills.
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Iowa bills move through Senate action on school funding
Bills in the Iowa legislature Monday passed or failed in Senate actions. HF359 would amend the state school foundation program by a 45 to 1 margin, HF594 advances to the governor, HF364 would require auxiliary services for non public school students by 39 to 0, and HF219 failed 24 to 13 setting a method for collection of special assessment beneficiencies. An advertisement note appears.
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Rail plan gains favorable response from Iowa rail officials
Gov. Robert Ray proposed using 1,000 Iowa youths this summer to repair railroad lines with a $1 million state appropriation for pay while railroads cover materials. Officials in Chicago said details, contracts, and integration with crews must be resolved. one executive called the idea imaginative and innovative.
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Findley Resigns as Town Marshal in Wellman
Wellman town marshal Harry Findley 42 resigns effective last Monday. Town Clerk Bernard Dawson announced the departure without giving a reason and a successor had not been named. Findley came to Wellman in August 1971 from Columbus Junction.
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Romney cites need for citizen party beyond business labor groups
Ten years ago Governor Romney argues for a new citizen's party free from control by any single group such as business or labor, urging broader representation in national politics.
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Nation
Lost Pet Wanted? Call 398-8234 Today
Lost pet notice urges owners to call 398-8234 to reunite with a missing animal. A brief want ad offers quick help and a direct contact line.
Des Moines Ministers Propose Peace Talks at Wounded Knee
A group of Des Moines area ministers and Native Americans urged Des Moines as a peaceful site to negotiate a settlement of the Wounded Knee conflict.
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Reading ads to identify needs and desires
A concise tip urging readers to study want ads regularly to spot what they need or want. It notes that ads reveal opportunities and guide purchases and selections efficiently.
Drug Overdose Seen in Death Of C R Man
Dr. T T Bozek said probable cause of Mark Eidsmoe's death in Coralville is a drug overdose. Eidsmoe, 19, Cedar Rapids, was found at Clayton House motel. Police found a large drugs cache. William Davis, 20, Cedar Rapids, was arrested on drug possession with intent to deliver. Investigators probe link to Cedar Rapids pharmacy breakin.
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Yager Elected President of Iowa Academy of Science
Prof. Robert E. Yager of the University of Iowa will serve as the 86th president of the Iowa Academy of Science. The IAS, founded in 1887, has about 2 000 members and promotes interest in the sciences and dissemination of knowledge. Yager directs Project ASSIST and has led the university science education program since 1956, expanding it from one Ph.D. student to over 50, and he has long served on the IAS board of directors.
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