Compromise shifts enrollment cushion in school aid plan
Des Moines legislative leaders and Gov. Ray forge a compromise on a $1.16 billion 1980-81 education aid program. Changes include lowering the enrollment cushion to one fourth of base, expanding use of prior year enrollments, CPI linked growth, and reestimated per pupil costs. The plan reduces phantom students and increases state funding by about $5 million annually.
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Robert D. Ray
School Foundation
Ray
Delwyn Stromer
R Garner
Willard Hansen
Cedar Falls
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Senate
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Judge alters Eaton injunction in breast feeding case
Johnson County Judge Ansel Chapman modified the temporary injunction in the Linda Eaton case. He limited the number of babysitters, set nursing times to twice daily for up to 35 minutes, and required Eaton to report feeding start and end times, after considering arguments over her breastfeeding at the Iowa City fire station.
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Iowa City
Johnson County
Ansel Chapman
Linda Eaton
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Eaton
Ian
Robert Keating
Keating
Budget-balance resolution sparks Senate clash in Iowa
In Des Moines a fight over a so called balanced federal budget amendment resolution continues as Sen. Al Miller argues the motion to reconsider is in order while floor leaders claim it expired. Miller Jenkins and Delahery press to revive the debate amid fears of a constitutional convention. The 1973 date notes Democrat John Connally switching parties.
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Congress
al Miller
Dventura
Calvin Hultman
Red Oak
Miller
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Lowell Jenkins
D-Montrose
Hultman
Pat Delahery
D-Davenport
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