Iowa House fights over spending and reforms in 1981 session
In Des Moines on May 4 1981 the Iowa House battled over appropriations bills and spending for state offices. Republicans clashed on funding for the Office for Planning and Programming and the Oakley administrative post while Democrats blamed the friction on intraparty splits and the so called Dirty 30. The debate included a film controversy and a public polling note on traffic, taxes, and education funding.
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Citizen-Gram Puts Iowa Legislators in Quick Link Form
A quirky item dubbed Citizen-Gram aims to help Iowans contact their lawmakers. The front shows an address panel while the back lists counties by district and the names of U S senators and congressmen, though the roster is out of date.
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Foley to appear on Meet the Press and Iowa event slated
The House majority whip Thomas J. Foley of Washington will appear on Meet the Press today at 11 30 a m on KWWL TV Channel 7. Iowa Democratic Party's New Frontier spring event features Chuck Manatt and Lynn Cutler at 7 p m May 16 at the Val Air Ballroom West Des Moines.
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Iowa Legislature Action Last Week On Spending And Reforms
Senate approved multiple spending bills including SF 542 and various state department appropriations. House debates and passes bills on taxation, social services funding, and regulatory updates including HF 841 HF 842 SF 384 SF 522 SF 556. Debates continue on budgets for university system and social services with key votes and endorsements recorded.
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