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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 2011

Page

5

Braley urges Iowa lawmakers to fund high speed rail

U S Rep Bruce Braley calls on Gov Branstad and the Iowa Legislature to cover Iowa’s 20 million share for a high speed rail linking Iowa City Quad Cities and Chicago. He cites 230 million federal funds already secured and says the project would create hundreds of Iowa jobs and boost the economy.

James Q. Lynch Des Moines U.S Bruce Braley Iowa Terry Branstad Iowa City Quad Cities Chicago Ilinois Branstad Braley House Kraig Paulsen Hiawatha Senate Mike Gronstal Council Bluffs Nick Wagner R-Marion House Appropriations Committee Wagner Waterloo Tammy Nicholson Iowa Department of Transportation James Lynch Sourcemedia

Abortion Restriction Bill Targets Late Term Clinics Near Specialized Hospitals

A Senate plan would require abortion clinics to be in close proximity to hospitals with perinatal care, aiming to block a Nebraska doctor from opening a late term clinic in Council Bluffs. The measure, backed by Sen. Joe Belkcom, would let the Department of Public Health license and regulate clinics and faces Senate debate.

Senate Joe Bolkcom Iown City Nebraska Council Bluffs Department of Public Health Bellcom Ways and Means Iowa Davenport Iowa City Cedar Rapids Des Moines Belkcom Iowa Department of Natural Resources Roger Lande Lande

Plans proceed for Sept 1 dove season in Iowa

The Administrative Rules Review Committee declined to block a 70 day open season starting Sept 1 for mourning doves. The plan keeps a daily bag limit of 15 and possession limit of 30. Sierra Club critics call the move sneaked through while Pheasants Forever advocates say dove hunting offers youth access and habitat benefits. A public hearing is set for May 24 in Des Moines.

Lyle Goodrich Indianola Gazette Ves Moines Bureau DES Moines Department of Natural Resources Iowa Mississippi River State Natural Resources Commission The Sierra Club Neila Seaman House Senate Matt O’connor Hopkinton Willie Suchy O’connor Wallace State Office DNR Wildlife Bureau Wallace State Ninth St Dnr

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